nova #s

[sg1747]

can some one tell me were i would find the vin # on the block.i know on my z 28 its near the oil fliter.it is a 1970 ss nova 350.300hp but this place in lakewood is a little shady.

[Mr70]

Easier to show it to you here,courtesy of Camaros.org
http://www.camaros.org/drivetrain.shtml#PadStamps

[sg1747]

thank you.but it is still the same even if its a 1970 right.

[Mr70]

The locations are...Yes.

[sg1747]

thanks

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

If you said Lakewood, then I assume its Lakewood, NJ? That is 'Slick Nick' territory, and the dealership name has changed a few times pursuant to various lawsuits. If so, be careful.

[sg1747]

yea thats him. i ask him if i could talk to the owner about the #s and he said no way.it was like he did not no anything about the car.but i did hear the same stores.i think i will say away,

[Musclecarkid]

If its Red, we looked at it 2 weeks ago. Car has good paper work and is a real SS350, Original code 43 Citrus Green, Original bench seat converted to buckets. Undercarriage is old and unrestored. Lots of fresh Chevy Orange and under hood fluff. Half quarters installed poorly. Some rust under car in rear bumper area Looks OK at cruise night and is a 50 footer at best.

[sg1747]

thats the one. thanks.he called the other day said it was sold.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Kevin, how did you know that it was a real SS?

Someone can probably find it, but I recall years ago there was a '68 Z with some issues - I think it was blue....

I've been there a few times, he would not acknowledge that a '69 Yenko Camaro that was there was a clone - as was most of the other non-supercars in there. Most cars had pretty paint, but that was it.

[Musclecarkid]

Marlin,

The car had a POP and Sales Paper Work. Also had rear sway bar brackets welded to the floor pan. Called my Iowa Brother "Schonye" for some Nova Schooling.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Ok, sounds like an SS with the rear sway brackets - although I've seen them welded in, but that's rare.