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[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Welcome RowdyRat!!
How are the cars?
Marlin

[Rowdy Rat]

Hey Marlin!

Figured that since I visit this site as often as I do, I really should register (took me long enough, huh?). The cars are fine... Anxious to get things really moving with Doug's old car. How's that Yenko Deuce resto coming along?

Regards,

Stan

[Rowdy Rat]

Brian,

Thanks! Enjoyed it so far... Looking forward to more of the same. By the way, you know off hand where I can find an NOS bowtie grill emblem? The ones I had seemed to have disappeared...

Stan

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

RR:
The deuce is coming along - slowly!! Hope to finish it over the winter.

Received some photos of it when it was in Kentucky, hope to see them in MuscleCar Review's - Decaying Muscle Car of the Month section!

Any idea as to how many COPO Camaros produced without the D80 option?
M

[bkhpah]

Welcome aboard Rowdy Rat. I hope you enjoy the ride!
BKH

[Rowdy Rat]

Marlin,

Good to hear about the photos. Always nice to add another piece or two to document the history of a rare car. I can't wait to see your Deuce finished... It's going to be a real winner! Speaking of photos, Doug left a message on my answering machine last night and said he is going to see the photographer
that worked for the dragstrips where my car supposedly ran when it was new. Can't wait to call him tonight and see if he found anything.

Not sure on your D80 question... Something that I've wondered about myself. It seems to have been a popular option for 1969 and most of the cars that I've had the opportunity to observe have had the spoilers. Obviously, my car didn't and although I like them, I wouldn't even think about adding them. Do you have any idea as to the D80/non D80 split?

Regards,

Stan

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Hey Doug;
Tell me some more about this Yenko Deuce from Central. I know that at least 3 Yenko Novas went to Central, 2 to Cleveland and one to Hamilton, OH. Do you know what color this 'livery' car was? Were the stripes white or black? Two of these Three cars have been found, but the third one has not.
M

[bkhpah]

He told me that he thought it was a lighter color, maybe Silver or Beige. Not sure about the stripes but I assume black.
BKH

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

If the 'livery' car was a silver one, then it is possible that it is the Hamiliton, OH car which has been found and is currently restored in the Chicago area.

Marlin

[CopoDoug]

As Brian assumed this car definitely had a black stripe. The photo is an excellent black and white, the color is light, assumed to be silver or beige. Once I get this print tomorrow in full size, I'll be able to better see additional details.