Anyone else following the 1969 Nova maybe a Yenko thread on FB?

[Mr.Nickey Nova]

Looks like this Nova came thru Dale Chevrolet, anyone else see the Dale emblem on the trunk lid??

[napa68]

In and around the Milwaukee area, there are so many significant (and non significant) cars stuffed away. West Allis, Hales Corners, South Milwaukee, Butler, and Waukesha were a hot bed of high performance back in the day. The cars didn't necessarily move, they just got stuffed away and forgotten about.

As people are having health difficulties, retiring, and / or passing........some of these cars are seeing the light of day again.

I have made a couple of friends who worked at Dale Chevrolet in period. I could listen to the stories for days.

[Mr.Nickey Nova]

Originally Posted by napa68

In and around the Milwaukee area, there are so many significant (and non significant) cars stuffed away. West Allis, Hales Corners, South Milwaukee, Butler, and Waukesha were a hot bed of high performance back in the day. The cars didn't necessarily move, they just got stuffed away and forgotten about.

As people are having health difficulties, retiring, and / or passing........some of these cars are seeing the light of day again.

I have made a couple of friends who worked at Dale Chevrolet in period. I could listen to the stories for days.

I have a 70 L34 Nova that came out of Dale Chevrolet. It was in the Wisconsin area the entire time, until I bought it in 08. Car never saw winter, no rust anywhere and original paint too.