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1971 Chevrolet Nova Yenko 427 Clone on 2040-cars

Year:1971 Mileage:1000 Color: Green /
 Black
Location:

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States
Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:427ci
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Dealer
Condition:
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VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
: 113271W206357
Year: 1971
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Nova
Trim: Yenko
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 1,000
Exterior Color: Green
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty

Just in from the builder himself, this 427 Yenko clone is outstanding in every way. No better words or description can be written than the man who is responsible for this sensational car, so I have included his words below. Please take the time to read it in it's entirety and is it very thorough. Please call Mark Murray or John King at 206-227-0471 or 206-818-2297.

Chevy Nova Yenko 427 SC Tribute, Rally Green, fully restored, fantastic car like new!

This is a wonderful, authentic recreation of a Yenko 427 SC Chevy Nova.  I own a restoration shop, and personally built this car for myself over the past year from the ground up with strict attention to detail and quality.  It is a fantastic vehicle that delivers the vibe, detail, and performance of the all-but-unobtainable big-block Chevy Yenko Nova Supercar.  The Yenko SC Nova has been rightly hailed as the most venerable street fighter ever produced, along with it's cousin the Motion Performance 3 Stage Nova.  They were so light, powerful, and fast they were scary... this one still is.  With only 36 originals built and authentic cars selling in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, this is a fun and affordable way to own one of the most iconic muscle car classics ever made. You could not build this car yourself for the price... it's an amazing car waiting for the right new owner.

The Yenko began life as an original, low-milage, rust-free car.  During the restoration process, all the front sheet metal was removed in order to detail the engine bay and subframe to factory as-new condition.  All the under hood components are new: Brackets, hoses, belts, pulleys, alternator, power steering pump, water pump, battery, regulator, etc. The radiator, heater box, and heater core are all new as well and are correct factory big block parts.  New fasteners were used throughout.  The inner fenders, firewall, radiator core support, etc. have all been fully restored as well.  Under the hood looks factory fresh and new.

The 1967 big block engine is fully rebuilt to approximately 425 horsepower. The block was hot tanked and magnafluxed to assure integrity, line bored and honed, new forged pistons, reconditioned factory steel rods and crank, and the rotating assembly balanced. New high performance bearings, cam, lifters, rev kit, rockers, oil pump, fuel pump, timing set, etc. The heads have been redone including high performance multi-angle valve job, new stem seals, and hardened seats for today's unleaded fuel.  The engine features correct vintage factory chrome valve covers, and an Edelbrock Air Gap intake with a new Holley 750 double-pumper carburetor on top.  A new MSD HEI ignition with big wires fires the air/fuel mixture, and factory HP cast iron exhaust manifolds are ported and gasket-matched handle the exhaust gast flow like headers, without the header hassle.   The engine has been detailed to include the proper 427 Yenko badging, and looks outstanding.

The Turbo 400 transmission has also been completely rebuilt including new pump, clutches, line set, shift kit, and converter.  The driveline was fabricated of heavy-duty thick wall tubing with factory yokes and heavy-duty U-joints to handle the power. 

The engine and transmssion have under 500 miles on them since the build; I broke them in personally and the car runs flawlessly.

The engine sounds amazing with a very aggressive lope and exhaust tone . A beautiful new true dual 2 1/2" exhaust system featuring Flowmaster Series 40 mufflers and x-pipe crossover exits correctly out back behind the rear tires.  The exhaust system features mandrel bent tubing and the nicest welds you'll ever see.

The underside of the car is clean, with new brakes all around, custom multileaf rear springs, KYB gas shocks, and detailed front subframe and rear end. 

The wheels are restored original 1969 American Racing Equipment Torq Thrusts 14 x 7's from wearing new BFG Radial T/A tires; 225/50/14 rears and 205/60/14 fronts for an aggressive, staggered stance.   The center caps feature the correct Yenko emblems as well!

The interior features new windshield, new factory optional sport steering wheel, new carpet, new seat upholstery including YSC-badged headrests, perfect dash pad, new headliner, new sail panels, new door panels, new sill plates, new package tray, new heater controls, bezel, levers, etc... the list goes on and on. What's not new has been removed, restored, and reinstalled; the interior looks like a new car.  Shifting duties for the fully-rebuilt Turbo 400 with shift kit and stall converter are handled by the factory column shifter for an authentic original look.  A set of auxiliary below-dash gauges monitor oil pressure, water temperature, and amps.

The body features all original sheet metal panels, massaged into near perfection.  The doors, fenders, hood, deck lid, etc. were all removed from the car, prepared for paint inside and out, and painted inside and out for a show finish.  The paint job is a high-end two-stage finish in factory Chevrolet Rally Green poly (metallic).  The paint job was done properly with removal of the existing original finish as appropriate, hammer-and-dolly bodywork, epoxy primer, high-build polyester primer, hand blocking of all panels, sealer, finish blocking, application of urethane base color coat, and application of three high-solids urethane clear coats.  After the paint cured, the entire car was wet-sanded by hand and the panels blocked flat, machine cut and polished, and finally hand glazed.  The paint job is beautiful and shines like a mirror. 

All the small details are correct, including the Yenko YSC side stripes, hood stripes, and "YSC" headrest decals.  Yenko dealership fender and tail panel badges, 427 fender market lamp badges, 427 tail panel badge, Yenko engine decals, and Yenko wheel center cap emblems. This car is absolutely gorgeous from top to bottom.  Look at the reflection in the underside of the hood, deck lid, fenders, etc.  They are finished as finely as the exterior of the vehicle.

The trunk has been fully restored with correct black/blue spatter paint and looks showroom fresh.

The chrome trim is new, including new front and rear bumpers, new wheel lip moldings, new grill, headlamp bezels, eyebrow moldings, hood leading edge trim, marker lamps, parking lamps, tail lamps,headlights, emblems, antenna, etc.  The car pretty much appears showroom new inside, outside, under the hood, and in the trunk.

New weatherstripping has been installed, including door, trunk, and hood-to-cowl seals; new window felts and window wipers as well. 

She runs and drives as good as she looks, with the amazing power and driving experience that only a built big-block can deliver.  Crisp tire-burning shifts, tight steering and cornering, effective braking. 

This beautiful Yenko 427 SC Nova is a stunning tribute to one of the finest and rarest muscle cars ever made. I cut no corners, and spared no expense. Clear title in my name ready for transfer.  This is a rare opportunity to own a Yenko tribute done right... I see so many that miss the mark.  This car will deliver the complete, authentic Yenko Nova experience in all respects.  This car is going to make someone very, very happy.

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