COPO ZL1 with the yenko performance pakage.

[Charley Lillard]

I don't even think that Yenko aluminum block was available in 69.

[mrays]

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I did some research online on the Yenko ZL-1 blocks and everything I found said they were cast from 1975 to 1987. I believe Don wanted them for Can Am racing and GM had quit casting the blocks so he bought the tooling from them. I was looking into this because of a 69 Camaro that the owner said was a COPO that Yenko installed a Yenko ZL-1 block in. I don't think the car was a real COPO and if Yenko did install the block it wasn't done in 69 like the owner said.

[bergy]

"...owner said was a COPO that Yenko installed a Yenko ZL-1 block in. I don't think the car was a real COPO..."

Dover white car? If so, the car is said to be certified by JM as 9561. White car does have a much later Yenko aluminum block in it.

So......has Tracy now concluded that the car that he's not allowed to post pictures of is a clone?

[camaromb]

Wasn't it a vin match for ZL1 # 67?

[PeteLeathersac]

Looks like this one's dried up for now?
Love the Charley's people thing, Ok and everyone drink the Kool-Aid togetherrrr......aaand now!!!
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~ Pete