Revell 1/25 1969 Chevy Nova Yenko "Street Burner"
See Builders Note Below
In 1957, Don Yenko started selling aftermarket performance car parts at the dealership started by his father in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. In the 60s, this was expanded to selling fully modified cars with SYC (Yenko Super Car (TM)) name on the hood. In 1969, Yenko ordered COPO Novas with factory installed 427 cubic inch engines. Yenko then added other modifications to make it a SYC.
Hook opens to view the detailed engine
Separate door handles and wipers
Detailed suspension and exhaust system
Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires
See Builders Note Below
In 1957, Don Yenko started selling aftermarket performance car parts at the dealership started by his father in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. In the 60s, this was expanded to selling fully modified cars with SYC (Yenko Super Car (TM)) name on the hood. In 1969, Yenko ordered COPO Novas with factory installed 427 cubic inch engines. Yenko then added other modifications to make it a SYC.
Hook opens to view the detailed engine
Separate door handles and wipers
Detailed suspension and exhaust system
Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires
See Builders Note Below
In 1957, Don Yenko started selling aftermarket performance car parts at the dealership started by his father in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. In the 60s, this was expanded to selling fully modified cars with SYC (Yenko Super Car (TM)) name on the hood. In 1969, Yenko ordered COPO Novas with factory installed 427 cubic inch engines. Yenko then added other modifications to make it a SYC.
Hook opens to view the detailed engine
Separate door handles and wipers
Detailed suspension and exhaust system
Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires
Builder Notes
I have noticed some builders on Amazon having a hard time finding the wheel pins with the kit. They are in a hard to find place sometimes as they are attached in a separate section of the bagging used for the sprue trees.
I’ve attached a few pictures for reference that may help some of those builders
