1969 Grossman Chev. Yenko ad (1 of 2)

[hotrodchev]

[img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/ooo.gif[/img] Now there's a wonderful idea I haven't thought of before! If they do still exist, what are the chances of them maybe having other original photo's on hand that were or weren't used in advertisements. I would have to believe that there are probably other photo's that may exist of the Yenko cars as they arrived at the dealership. Grossman knew that people would come from all over just to see one of these cars and they used it to their advantage to attract potential new customers to their doorstep. I'll definitely have to look into this further! [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/wink.gif[/img]

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Tim;
Didn't Jay Kline Chev. become Grossman Chev. in early '69?

[hotrodchev]

Hi Marlin,

Jay Kline and Grossman Chev. are or were two seperate dealerships. I was just talking about this subject with Vince E. the other day and he had confirmed for me that Jay Kline was the first premier Yenko dealership in the area to handle Yenko cars from 1967 to 1968. Then, for reasons unknown, Grossman Chevrolet somehow gained control of the Yenko business and handled all of the 1969-1970 Yenko's. It's not understood if Jay Kline had the business taken away from them or if it was a decision on Jay Kline's part to discontinue handling Yenko's after '68.

Tim "HOTRODCHEV"
1968 Nova SS
1968 Chevelle SS
1969 Chevelle SS
1972 Cheyenne Super SWB

[hotrodchev]

Hello Marlin,

I have an unrelated question for you on the "Supercar & Musclecar Discussion" board.

Thanks,
Tim "HOTRODCHEV"