[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

For Yenko Deuce Novas, the price is dependant on condition and originality, no surprise.

In the past year, several project cars have traded hands in the $14-$25k range, some were clean bodies & missing some of the matching drivetrain, others were matching drivetrains w/ paperwork but needed sheetmetal work. Right now the barometer is such that to pull more than $30k for a deuce it should be a running driving machine. Of course people will pay more, but it is usually because of the 'want' factor. I would say that in the last 6 months, the 'project' stage Yenko Deuce has slipped a little in value, partially due to the high cost and availability of replacement parts - IMPO.

I won't even venture a guess into the L78 Nova values, I don't follow them nearly as closely. Allen or Tom W. could offer some insight though.