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Stefano 06-26-2023 08:15 PM

If I can remember correctly it was also shown and judged at MCACN. Very correct restoration by Mike.

bashton 06-26-2023 08:46 PM

Indeed, Mike Slaughter owned and restored this car. He showed it with us at MCACN and it is a truly outstanding restoration of a very real car with known history. Mike sold it to the museum severarl years back.

Bashton

Xplantdad 06-26-2023 08:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bashton (Post 1625760)
Indeed, Mike Slaughter owned and restored this car. He showed it with us at MCACN and it is a truly outstanding restoration of a very real car with known history. Mike sold it to the museum severarl years back.

Bashton


It was shown at MCACN in 2010, I think?

big gear head 06-26-2023 09:33 PM

I don't understand why they did the 427 conversion and left the Muncie shifter in it?

luzl78 06-26-2023 11:18 PM

I think it has a hurst bottom.

dykstra 06-27-2023 11:00 AM

Beautiful Yenko!!

JoeC 06-27-2023 12:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by big gear head (Post 1625762)
I don't understand why they did the 427 conversion and left the Muncie shifter in it?

The 1967 Yenko 427 Super Camaro was marketed as an AHRA legal Super Stock drag car and many were built with headers, traction bars, SW gauges, Hi Temp ign. wires, scatter shield, and hood pins.

Hurst shifters were expensive and not required to race but were a much needed modification that many owners did.


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