1970 Yenko Deuce Nova

As the insurance costs for muscle car owners quickly escalated, Don Yenko looked to blend performance into a cheaper-to-insure package. Starting with the Chevrolet Nova, Yenko raided GM parts bin to create the Yenko Deuce. The engine selected was the 350 LT1, which was the standard engine in the redesigned Camaro Z/28 and optional in the Corvette. Rated at 360 horsepower, this engine was more than enough in this lightweight Nova package. Only 175 of the LT1-powered Yenko Deuces were produced, with the Gobi Beige shown here being the rarest of the eight exterior colors. Check out the video for more on this rare Yenko muscle car.

[@PiccoloPlace]

Yenko Deuce Nova has to be one of the coolest car names ever. A great example in a very rare color! Nice informative video Ed! Great job!

[@monaro383]

Love the launch at the end....great way to finish off the video!

[@C.versacex]

I LOVE THAT THIS CHANNEL EXIST !! I have such an immense admiration for muscle cars of older generations and appreciate you guys taking the time to not only showcase the car but to also educate others !! I was wondering if you guys can also include the MPG for the cars as well? I’m looking to buy an older car for my first car. Please keep the videos going!!!! NY sends their love !

[@vlboost]

Did they do away with that hood decal graphic at 2:46min? Never seen that before.

[@a2race]

There was 25 Gobi Beige cars built, not 4. Nor was it Don Yenko's Demo car either.

[@musclecarfan74]

Nice Car, not a fan of the color