[Loking4AReason]

I have a friend that mentioned a 70 Yenko Nova.
From the sounds of it, its in rough shape.
But the Title has Yenko on it.
What would be something like this be worth looking at it as in Price.
Has alot of parts missing to it and would need a complete restore.

 

[jimys72]

pics would help. whatever the buyer is worth spending.

 

[Roger Connolly]

Yenko

Could be worth a lot, we would need more information and a picture to come up with a number.

 

[Kid63]

X3 on that. The cars can bring some good money but a complete resto costs some good money:yes:

 

[Loking4AReason]

I am awaiting photos of the car.
I just figured I ask, before I get really interested in it.

 

[Kid63]

Make sure you check and recheck and then triple check everything

 

[the FLYER]

I have a friend that mentioned a 70 Yenko Nova.
From the sounds of it, its in rough shape.
But the Title has Yenko on it.
What would be something like this be worth looking at it as in Price.
Has alot of parts missing to it and would need a complete restore.

all the Yenko's VINs have been documented. if you friend actually has a Yenko, get the VIN and check in here...

http://www.yenko.net/

these guys know EVERYTHING about Yenkos...

pictures may not do the trick... got documentation?

 

[the FLYER]

oh, and REAL Yenkos, regardless of shape, can bring 6 figures or more...

if it's a REAL Yenko... it's a Rich man's car...

 

[Loking4AReason]

From the sounds of it, its like a shell.
With the VIN intacted, Cowl Tag, and with title.

 

[the FLYER]

you can't reproduce a Yenko, there were only "X" amount of them made. even if it's a shell... if it has a VIN tag it's a CAR and it's worth MUCHO BUCKOS. the Yenko guys know ALL the cars and there are only a few that haven't been located. the guys that have the info won't say where the hidden cars are as they're so so valuable. again, IF it's a Yenko, just get the VIN and go to that website. post the VIN, no location is needed, the guys there can tell you if it's REAL or just an old POS someone stuck Yenko stickers on...

simple as that... guessing/talking won't verify anything, you need the VIN...