nova ss 350 lt1

[Bus]

Does anyone know if there was any 1970 nova ss made with a 350 lt1

[WILMASBOYL78]

There were about 175 Yenko Deuces made with that motor...<span style="font-weight: bold">they were </span><span style="font-weight: bold">not SS cars</span>, but rather a COPO ordered vehicle specially built for Yenko Chevrolet. The L48 350/300 horse small block was the most powerful (and only) &quot;small block motor&quot; available in the 70 SS Nova.

There are some real Deuce experts here who can tell you the whole story...

wilma

[Salvatore]

you covered it pretty good Tommmyyyy!

[Bus]

Well I have my dads 70 Nova SS and he says it's the original 350 lt1 and it's not a yenko
And I'm pretty sure it's a 350 lt1 it has a 3970010 block and the the double hump heads 3927186 so

[kwhizz]

Wow!!!.......Another 1 0f 1 car............Beautiful!!!!......Post some pictures....

Ken

[Schonyenko2]

What's the VIN nbr? Original color, original selling dealer? Trans, and code off the rear end?

It wouldn't be the 1st deuce to loose it's stripes, and be cloned into a SS.

[Bus]

I'm not sure where the vin is it has a Muncie m20 tranny and not sure on the rear end I know it's a 12bolt posi

[Bus]

The cars body vin is 11427wrn260749 it's paint code is 78 78 which is black cherry I think

I couldn't find the vin on the motor

[Bus]

Not sure on the dealer my dad was the second owner I think he said it also has factory air

[Charley Lillard]

Bus...Welcome to the site. Here is a link to the 70 Yenko Deuce vin list.
https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbt...LIST#Post72575
They are pretty much the only LT1 Novas built so unless your Dad has a one off type car he is probably mistaken.Pics of the engine stampings etc would help us sort it out for you. There are #'s stamped on the block just below the alternator.