112019 0F13 Distributor Yenko Nova Z28 Camaro

[acicoria1]

I was hoping to get an opinion on this 1112019 0F13 distributor I have had in my garage for a least 15 years. I am gathering that the date code could make it correct for Yenko Nova. It is in excellent shape. The housing is natural and looks almost new. insides excellent. No issues except the Vacuum advance has been repainted with Cast blast (it was stained/discolored) and the advanced weights were painted the same. Can any give me some insight on the fair realistic value for this distributor? I too am partially funding my build with other parts I sell so I'm just trying to get what it's worth or close to it. Man, you have to pay to play with old muscle! Thanks to all and Happy Holidays! -Tony https://post.craigslist.org/manage/2750352444

[mockingbird812]

Welcome Tony. "0F13" is June 13th and therefore is too late to be assembly line correct for the '70 Yenko Deuces. They were all made in two batches: 05D & 06A. Would work for later Z's and LT1 'vettes.

[TDW]

Your link isn't working. I've seen the 2019s go for anywhere from 600 to a grand.
I see that you are in Homosassa. I'll be joining you in that area before long. I bought some property just outside of Dunnellon. The MacKay plantation, Big Bass Trail. I will be building a house and garage there shortly.
What are you building?

[John Brown]

Here's a link to e-pay

1112019 (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Distributor-Camaro-Z28-Yenko-Nova-GM-1112019-/400265504363?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessorie s&vxp=mtr&hash=item5d31aee66b)

[acicoria1]

Thank you so much for the info. and Happy Holidays. -Tony

[acicoria1]

Thanks Tony. I've lived here in Homosassa for 30 years. I love it here but if your used to big areas like Orlando, you may be in for a shock...small town is just the way I like it.
I have a 69 RS 327 car I'm building. I was originally going back all original with the vin'ed block, glide, Burished Brown and White Hoodstooth and woodgrain.
Just this year I changed my plans (I want to drive the car & enjoy it) and switched to big block. I'm still going with the original interior and exterior paint but I'm loosely making it a COPO 427 clone, tribute, replica. Since the 80's I've had a 7.4L NOS block, NOS 990 heads, virgin 6223 steel crank for my other 69 4 speed car...I wanted to build a monster but instead I've built a 10:1, roller motor after the GM crate ZZ427/480HP in the new GM Performance Catlog. It's about identical but minus the new design aluminum heads. We have a car show in Crystal River on Sat. nights (at the Wendy's) that has been growing over the past several years.
My email addy is: [email protected]
1969 RS 327 soon to be a 427 COPO Tribute (owned since 1989). In process rotisserie.
1969 SS/RS 396 4 speed (owned since 1980).
1971 coupe TH350, 4 seasons A/C, second owner since 1987.
Happy Holidays and thanks

[acicoria1]

It is Rocket SCIENTRY when your computer illiterate. Thanks for the info. and have a Happy New Year. Thanks -Tony

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mockingbird812</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Welcome Tony. &quot;0F13&quot; is June 13th and therefore is too late to be assembly line correct for the '70 Yenko Deuces. They were all made in two batches: 05D &amp; 06A. Would work for later Z's and LT1 'vettes. </div></div>

Don't forget the last batch of 50 which were primarily 06B builds - with some wacky dates on their drivetrain components. Many of the rears on the 06B Deuces are dated later than 06B. For this dizzy to work on an 06B Deuce it would have to be on an engine dated later than or equal to 0613.

[TDW]

Hey Tony...I am looking forward to the small town living. My property is pretty isolated, just the way I like it. I'm in Michigan now. My brother is building a new home out there on his property, which is next to mine. I've been down there 3 times in the last year working on his house. I did get over to Crystal River. Man, what a nice place!

Sounds like you have some nice rides. When I get down there, mabey you could let me know about the cruises and swaps.

Thanks, Tony

[Xplantdad]

Good for you Tony...sounds like you will have a blast! <<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif

[the427king]

'Would work for later Z's and LT1 'vettes&quot;........not for a vette they had tach drive distributors

[mockingbird812]

i did not know that. any ideas why they used tach drives?

[TDW]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mockingbird812</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i did not know that. any ideas why they used tach drives? </div></div>

Accuracy maybe?