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[resto4u]

A 396 camaro sold at yenko with add on parts and no 427 conversion. Price difference yes, how much?? The paperwork helps though, alot better than a made up story on ebay to sell a car. I think the engine conversion is why people like motion,yenko,nickey,dana. But an unconverted 67 yenko with paperwork has to be rare. Roger

[Jeff H]

Is the car a 396 car based on the trim tag showing the 4N or 4K? So you're saying it's a 67 SS396 Camaro that was sold by Yenko Chevrolet. I would think that is nothing close to the value of a 67 Yenko Camaro that had a 427 conversion done by Yenko. I would call the 427 Yenko Camaro a supercar but not the regular SS396 Camaro. But we all know putting a value on a car is up to the buyers. Take it to BJ and you'll probably get $200K just by using the Yenko name!

[Kim_Howie]

Jeff, This car went thru Yenko Span not the Yenko dealership. The car has a stock # 742

[Jeff H]

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Jeff, This car went thru Yenko Span not the Yenko dealership. The car has a stock # 742

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Aha, so it was supposed to be a 427 conversion but for some reason it never got converted?

[Stuart Adams]

Kim, good talking to you yesterday. Is the Registry list on the site updated, I know your car is a new find, I don't see your car on the list, or am I missing something.

[sYc]

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Jeff, This car went thru Yenko Span not the Yenko dealership. The car has a stock # 742

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Aha, so it was supposed to be a 427 conversion but for some reason it never got converted?

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That is the assumption, but no concrete evidence.

[moparts]

Kim it's only worth.....$245.39....and that just happens to what I have in my pocket. Besides that its probally the wrong color.

[Kim_Howie]

Jeff, I think several of the 67's were not converted.

[Kim_Howie]

Send me your phone # and I will explain where the #s are Kim

[Kim_Howie]

Jeff, Yup.