'70 Berger Nova?

[NWYENKO]

Friend just showed up in my office with a picture of a '70 427 Nova SS. Has emblems and decals from Berger. Documentation shows it was sold out of Berger. Was this an SS 350 with a later change or is it possble it left Berger with a 427? 81k miles. Jim

[ANDY M]

https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/show...//fpart/2/vc/1
This was discussed a week or so ago. Very doubtful that Berger swapped the motor. In 1970 the 454 was out, and much more likely to be the motor of choice for a transplant.
Just my opinion. Sounds like a neat car.
Andy

[Late BrakeU2]

http://cgi.msn.ebay.com/ebaymotors/w...tem=4531952828

[raw muscle cars]

the block to that car is a 454 with winters intake late october build date and muncie trans. thi car was not on ebay last week all the signs point that this car could be a real transplant by berger. bbgg in yellow on fire wall

[raw muscle cars]

it was a 350 ss car radio clock delete 4 spd berger decal on fan shroun trunk deck and inside trunk to my knowlidge the car could very well be real large fuel line and prportioning valve under seat

[raw muscle cars]

what kind of docs did you see????

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Did Nova's receive proportioning valves on the frames?

[sYc]

My '69 Yenko did not have one, nor a friends '69 L-78.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

That's what I was thinking, neither of my Nova's had one, and both are/were original when I bought them. I think BKH told me this past weekend that the Novas never got them?

[Allen]

My early-70 has a distribution block on the sub frame. Partway through the production year, GM made a change and consoliated them up under the master cyclinder.