Jack Douglass Yenko on ebay

[Jeff H]

Pretty good bidding for the first day listed. I hope your reserve is really high or you'll have to end the auction early.

[Mr. T]

You don't see Dover White Yenko's everday. Love the endura bumper Jack Douglass added. Beautiful Yenko, no doubt about it.

[hvychev]

Very cool car! A very importiant piece of Yenko/Chicago area muscle car history. Wish that I had the cake to buy it..........

[lowmile]

My 70 L/78 Nova was sold new at Hormel Chevrolet in McCook, NE It only has about 24,000 miles on it was raced in a B/SS in Nebraska, Kansas, and Colorado during late 69-1974 . I'll wouldn't be surpised if our two cars "tangoed" somewhere along the way. The original owner was Tom Cassen he raced it with a Traco 427 for about 4 months and then traded it in where Fred Gunderson bought it and raced it for 3 more years. I'll contact them and see if they have any info on your car. Mark

[rich p]

The owner of Spokes was Jerry Jennerman(something like that)
I think he sold everything in the musuem.Issues with the city. Wil look up his # for you

[njsteve]

Maybe spelled Jerry Junnemen. He had all sorts of musclecars in his dealership in the midwest, including the infamous (one of none) 1970 440-6pak sunroof equipped purple Charger Daytona.

[ssl78]

Hey Rob thats definetly my favorite picture of the car. I really think my car might have been raced before it was sold in 1973, everybody I talked to said they raced the car but I believe it was seriously raced early on. There are things done to the car no one has mentioned they did. I believe the yenko and 427 emblem placement would of been above the body line on the front fender instead of below. See if either of the guys guy remembers that. Rich I belive his name was Gerard R Juenemann. Thanks Its also possible my car was traded from Douglass to a Rowe Chevrolet in Fort Collins Co. Thanks

[Jeff Murphy]

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thats definetly my favorite picture of the car

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