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Does anyone have any idea if there is a such thing as a 68 Yenco Chevelle.The body shop manager in the dealer i work for swears he bought one here in cleveland,Tn from the original owner.The owner says he bought it from the local chevy dealer.Car had big block with a ten bolt and black and white interior..Is he pulling my leg??
Dwayne |
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Dwayne, Yenko was a Chevy dealer so he did sell 1968 Chevelles but I never heard of a 1968 Yenko Chevelle with a 427 and Yenko stripes.
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supposedly the car was a big block and had YMC on the seats...
thanks Dwayne |
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No 1968 Chevelles!! Only 99, 1969 Chevelles were produced with the Yenko package.
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Dwayne,
The 1969 year was the year for the COPO Yenko Chevelle. I think that you have a very interesting question though. If Don Yenko built '68 427 Camaros why wouldn't he build a few '68 Chevelles? Dick Harrell did. A '68 Chevelle would have been a conversion car (if they were to have been built). I have always thought that Chevelles made excellent platforms for a musclecars/racecars. Chevelles (while heavier) did not require subframe connectors or chassis stiffeners, and came with 4-wheel coil springs. I don't think (in theory) that it would be hard to imagine Don Yenko building conversion Chevelles. Anybody care to add? Dwayne I don't think that if there were any '68 Yenko Chevelles built that they would have be equipped with the decals that you see on a '69. '68 Yenko Camaros did not have the decal kits that the '69s did. Andrew |
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