1970 454 COPO Camaro?

[The Boss]

So where is the Yunick car now?

[70 copo]

Originally Posted by The Boss

So where is the Yunick car now?

David Tom had it last I tracked it.

[William]

Originally Posted by The Boss

So where is the Yunick car now?

Yunick had more than one 2nd Gen Camaro. In his book he mentions building a '72 Camaro for AJ Foyt. He sold it a few years later. The '70 was not mentioned at all.

[70 copo]

Originally Posted by William

Yunick had more than one 2nd Gen Camaro. In his book he mentions building a '72 Camaro for AJ Foyt. He sold it a few years later. The '70 was not mentioned at all.

BTW... The car I posted the image of on page one of this thread was Smokey and his Black and Gold 1970 Race car- that he had in his stable in addition to 1970 VIN 500001,- so nobody jumps to conclusions as to roll cages and modified quarter panels.

Smokey Actually had 2 1970 cars prior to the 1972.

[The Boss]

This one? https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0513-15...vrolet-camaro/

[70 copo]

Originally Posted by The Boss

This one? https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0513-15...vrolet-camaro/

Exactly. That's the car that sold at the Yunick Auction and was later restored with the equipment listing as specified in the mecum auction.

[69LM1]

From when I was into the Monte Carlos heavy and the FGMC site, there were two urban legends that could never be proven, one was a LS6 Monte, and the other was a 4 speed Monte LS5. All known Monte LS5 (SS) were autos. There were approx. 600 non SS 402 (396) 4 speeds made. From what I remember anyway.

Kind of like the 70 SS396 L78 auto that no ones ever proven.... (beats dead horse)

Rich

[William]

There is a photo of the body shell as purchased from Smokey Yunick in the March/April 1995 Camaro Enthusiast.

No roll cage, unmodified wheel wells. Front sheet metal is intact and appears untouched. Looks like he did nothing more than dismantle it.

[70 copo]

From the Yunick Auction.

[William]

My point all along.

Looks like he did nothing more than dismantle it.