yenko colors

[will]

was black w/white stripes an option on the yenko camaros/novas/dueces ???


also were there ever any COPO convertibles made ????

just dreaming!

Thanks!

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Will;
To my knowledge 1967 and 1981 were the only years for a black Yenko car, and only on Camaros. The '67's didn't have any stripes, so that makes 1981 the only year for a black Yenko car with white stripes.

If you are inquiring because you ran across a black Yenko Deuce with white stripes in Maryland, steer clear, it's just a nice '71 Nova with some stripes thrown on. Some people might call it a clone, but it's not, a clone would at the very least be a '70!!

[will]

no didn't see/look at anything,just thinking it would be neat to build a 69 conv. camaro 502 black w/white yenko stripes and white top/ interior......don't you want to buy all my junk so I can start this project,as if I don't have enough problems now!!!! [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/laugh.gif[/img]
Will

[Chevy454]

will:

What does the '00 do at the track?

[will]

I've only made two passes when I first got it
1st was like 14 flat
2nd was 13.21 @105

Will

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

That's a decent stroll on your second pass, 13.2 @ 105 is pretty good!

[Stefano]

Will,

Yes, there were two Black 1969 Camaros sold as Yenkos to the Public. They were sold by Jack Douglass Chevrolet in Hinsdale, Illinois and one was used by Tom Dumass, then General Manager as his Dealer Demonstrator.

Tom Remembers changing Jack's existing orders since no black cars were included and he usually drove a Back demo at the time.

[will]

almost quiting time and a tractor trailer just turned over in my yard,another 20 ft it would have sqashed the 00 SS ...
I never drive it to work but I think I just learned my lesson!!!!

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Sorry for the misinfo Will, I was referring to CANONSBURG Yenko's!!