There’s A Real Yenko Deuce For Sale On eBay Right Now – Documented, Legit, and Rare!


There’s A Real Yenko Deuce For Sale On eBay Right Now – Documented, Legit, and Rare!

It is one of the most “tributed” and recreated cars that existed during the muscle car era. The Yenko Deuce was a product of the fertile mind belonging to Don Yenko, the New York car dealer that knew how to get the exact cars he wanted for his performance minded customers.

In this case, we are talking about a COPO acquired 1970 Nova that Yenko spec’d out with basically all of the same parts as an LT-1 powered Camaro right down to the solid lifter small block, four speed, and 12-bolt rear axle. He also opted for the F41 suspension package that improved the car’s handling. Less than 150 were ever sold and it is rare to see one for sale publicly because they are so neat and hard to find, they are normally snatched up before actually ending up in front of the public eye.

There are 10,000 Novas bearing the familiar and cool Yenko-style striping package down the car’s side but there are very, very, very few of them that actually were sold from Yenko’s dealership. This is one of 25 that wore this shade of green when new. The block is correct, the date stamping is correct, and the F41 rear axle with is 4.10 gears is original to the car. This thing is really something else.

We bet when properly driven, this little car hung with the big  blocks, especially in the corners, but even on the drag strip. Pretty light, good gearing, and a very respectable amount of power meant that this was a snappy little package. It’s wild to us that he sold 150 of these cars. hat’s a lot, even for today when you look at a dealer “special edition”. Don Yenko is gone but his cars are still here and that rules.

eBay link: There’s a real Yenko Deuce for sale on eBay right now and it is beautiful 


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8 thoughts on “There’s A Real Yenko Deuce For Sale On eBay Right Now – Documented, Legit, and Rare!

  1. bob

    Hate to break it to you Lohnes, but Yenko Chevrolet was located in Canonsburg, PA not NY. I am also unimpressed with the documents.

    1. bob

      It may have the correct date for the engine & tranny, but they are not saying they were original to the car. Cheap Summit clamp on traction bars with stickers. You got to be kidding me.

  2. RK - no relation

    Well if I had a hundred times my current income, then ten times the normal price that I would pay for a car would seem reasonable. Everything is relative. Then theres this:

    CARFAX:
    Sorry, but the VIN you entered is incorrect.
    Please check the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) you entered, 114270W349789, for accuracy and try again below.

    Anybody buying cars at this level must know what to look for, or not

    1. Spaceman Spiff

      RK,

      perhaps you missed this: The vehicle was manufactured prior to 1981.
      The vehicle didn’t have a 17-digit vehicle identification number.

      1. RK - no relation

        Thanks Spaceman, like I said, anybody buying cars at this level must know what to look for. Like you.

        I would need guidance to buy something this expensive. Somebody would probably sell me a clone for the price of the real thing!

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