yenko engine in standard copo

[black69]

Do you guys already know a yenko camaro block is in this car? Probably do, but if not...

http://www.showyourauto.com/vehicledetail.php?Camaro-416

[camaromb]

Nice that Jerry certified it as a real Copo being a Canadian documented car.

[Unreal]

Canadian docs are great in that they can be used to verify that a car with that VIN is a COPO. They do not address whether or not that particular body left the factory with that VIN and trim tag.

[the427king]

Canadian docs are great in that they can be used to verify that a car with that VIN is a COPO. They do not address whether or not that particular body left the factory with that VIN and trim tag.


Unreal, are you saying a certifcation does address the body being the one it left the factory with??

[Unreal]

Yes Chuck, that's what I'm saying. Do you think having Canadian docs is, in and of itself, proof that the VIN and/or trim tag are real, and original to that body?

Don't get me wrong, I'd much rather have Canadian docs than no docs, just as I'd rather have an X coded trim tag over a non-X coded one. Both are a good start, but not proof positive. You know that better than me.

[Tracker1]

http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/pics/usergals/2016/01/full-3497-37912-images.jpg

[Unreal]

I was addressing the implication that it would be foolish to pay McNeish to certify a Canadian car, At least, that's what I inferred from that comment.

[Stefano]

Certifications unless spelled out as such do not generally guarantee against a re-body. JM's often state the originality and authenticity of the trim & VIN tag. There is also generally much more current detailed info on a certification in addition to the GM of Canada info.