Wisconsin Yenko ?

[69 Post Sedan]

I spoke with both the husband and wife who currently own the car. They pulled it out from the yard and stored it for the owner for many years….something like 20 years. He’s wanted to by the car from the owner the whole time and the owner finally sold it to them a few weeks prior to the show. IIRC

They are on the fence when considering restoring the car but for now, they plan on getting it road worthy and just driving the car. They were very nice people and happy to tell the story….over and over again.

That car had a LOT of attention! There was a Hemi Daytona in the middle isle just in front of it…..and as rare as that Daytona is, it got no where near the attention of the Yenko.

Kurt

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by 69 Post Sedan

That car had a LOT of attention! There was a Hemi Daytona in the middle isle just in front of it…..and as rare as that Daytona is, it got no where near the attention of the Yenko.
Kurt

FWIW, the Daytona's were not a popular car from new. I ordered a '72 'Cuda and took delivery in May and that dealer, and others, still had them sitting in the back rows at that time. As time rolled on, they became "collectors", but it seems to have a small interest group in actually owning one, unlike that Camaro, which had a following since day 1.