[FORGE SHOW]

Welcome

 

[RabbitStew]

Thanks for the welcome Mr Forge.

 

[FORGE SHOW]

Welcome

 

[Motorhead62]

Welcome aboard!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[DetroitHorsepower(Rabbit)]

Welcome aboard DAN :waving: . When can we see pictures of your '68 Brooklyn Heavy/Motion Nova???

 

[sYc]

Rabbit, while we are doing show and tell, any pictures of your car?

Here is mine.

 

[DetroitHorsepower(Rabbit)]

Man have you been waiting all this time for my reply?????????????

Well since you want to see it so bad here it is as found. Just remember everyone has to start somewhere, Right Mr. Clary?

 

[sYc]

Waiting, hum... no.

Been working on putting together another supercar showcase for the Spring Edition of Chevy Vettefest. Hopefully some of the good folks who hang out here will join us. :beers:

And yes, everyone has to start somewhere. I started with a 1966 Chevelle convert., 283 with a powerglide. Wish I had kept it.

 

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Some people actually own Supercars!


Mine is here, and it runs the number in the 1320!!

http://www.yenko.net/features/2001/August2001.htm

 

[sYc]

Speaking of racing, here is a picture from SCR8 of my son Rob racing our 427 powered Yenko Nova against Pete Simpson in his ZL-1 powered COPO Camaro.

 

[sYc]

Another cool Nova racing at SCR8.

 

[sYc]

Another, A Gibb Nova.

 

[sYc]

Yenko Deuce making its first public appearance in many years, having just been purchased from its original owner.

 

[sYc]

L-78 Dana Nova being unload at SCR8.

 

[sYc]

A work in progress, a Gibb/Harrell Nova from the Super Car Workshop.

 

[sYc]

The winning Nova from the Deuce Shootout at the track on Friday.

 

[sYc]

Hard to beat the looks of a Blue Yenko Deuce.

 

[sYc]

Another 1969 427 Yenko Nova.

 

[sYc]

Ray Morrison's 427 Gibb/Harrell Nova, that he bought new.

 

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Bottom line? Quality! No clones, no fakes, no BS - just real supercars, done right, and being raced - how can you fault that?