1969 Yenko Camaro at Mecum (Indy 2025)
 

shouldn't we be talking about this:


https://www.mecum.com/lots/1141697/1...aa_id=668745-0


feels like we should be talking about this :)

Previously owned by Don Stowers.

According to Hagerty, sold for $365,700 in May of 2011:
https://www.hagerty.com/valuation-to...c-d69f63e8543e


Sounds like the current owner (Dennis Payne) is selling for medical reasons:
https://opposite-lock.com/topic/1169...yne-collection


Sad to hear :(
One way or another, i guess we're all "aging out".

The one with bullet holes in the door ?

WOW. He has quite the collection!!:3gears:

Pic on page 99 of Jerry M's 1969 Camaro Z/28-SS396 Fact Book. It was bought by a friend of mine (and Charley's) about 40 years ago in excellent original condition (there's apparently quite a story associated with its acquisition, which I think Charley is alluding to). He subsequently sold it to his good friend Don Stowers.

pffft


if you're not getn shot at now n then, you're not livn life right


:D

$650K hammer (plus the juice).


WoW.


(might have set a record for how long a car stayed on the block at Mecum)

Dang. I wanted that car too. That was me in at 640k

Matt

Did Evan M get it ?

Yes. I went to $475k and was texting him while he was bidding. No one stood a chance as he wasn’t leaving without it.

Yes

Outstanding collection of Chevy muscle!!!!
One question... In the collection... The 1970 Nova ($126K) sold for almost triple what the 1969 ($46K)fetched. What am I missing?
The 69 has 1/2 the mileage... I would think they would have sold comparatively priced.

Or....two guys WANTED the 1970?

Help me out here......

Not sure on black nova, it wasn’t very nice either

Don Stowers Yenko at the 2008 SCR....................

Don lived in the Seattle area for many years when he was the regional rep for Monroe Shock Absorber.............