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Interesting Yenko ZL1 for sale FB SC

Started by boomer632, May 27, 2026, 12:27:11 PM

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william

That is not a ZL-1 engine. True ZL-1 blocks were cast by Winters Foundry August 1968 - August 1969. It is an aftermarket casting Yenko marketed in the '70s.

As for the car, the VIN tag was removed from the body when the dash panel was replaced. Non-OEM rivets were used to re-install, which may be called into question during a DMV inspection. Even if the con VIN stamps match, they could require a state-issued VIN tag. If the con VIN stamps don't match, that will be a can of worms best avoided.
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boomer632

Knowing that, I should have put ZL1 Yenko in quotes to note sarcasm. Were those blocks good? I think thats the first one ive seen.
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David K

So this is the unicorn we've all been waiting for?
Here's some rabbit hole reading.

https://www.chevelles.com/threads/yenko-427-aluminum-block.1157292/

bcmiller

Quote from: boomer632 on May 27, 2026, 03:27:01 PMKnowing that, I should have put ZL1 Yenko in quotes to note sarcasm. Were those blocks good? I think thats the first one ive seen.
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Quote from: boomer632 on May 27, 2026, 03:27:01 PMKnowing that, I should have put ZL1 Yenko in quotes to note sarcasm. Were those blocks good? I think thats the first one ive seen.

Those blocks are out there. Nothing special in my opinion.

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