67/68 Yenko Camaro Die casts

69yenkoman · #1 04-19-2001, 01:16 PM

Jim:

Do you collect diecast cars? I have just started and found it to be pretty addictive. From what I can tell all these sites sell the same types of cars (Ertl etc.)And all the prices seem to be pretty close as well.

WWJD · #2 04-20-2001, 12:21 AM

Yes I do, all yenkos, baldwins, nickeys and i to feel it is addictive.

69yenkoman · #3 04-20-2001, 03:03 AM

How many cars do you have? I only started about a month ago so I only have two cars at this point. I have a 69 BM 427 Nova and 69 red Yenko 427 Nova (love the Novas). Have you been collecting for a long time? Both cars I have purchased so far have been from diecastmusclecars.com sight. By the way how does everybody create links in the post?

MikeA · #4 04-20-2001, 11:30 AM

69yenkoman:

Go to this page. It will show you how to create links:

https://www.yenko.net/ubb/ubbcode.html

will · #5 04-27-2001, 02:06 PM

just recieved the tuxedo black 67 camaro
from lane .I don't anyone makes a better diecast! I just started collecting muscle car diecasts .I used to collect dale earnhardt diecasts but it's justv not the same now. my wife started it off with a motion nova for x-mas(butternut yellow and black)now Iam up to about 25 musclecars including phantom green 69 yenko,restored-unrestored 69 SS's ,and a few 427 cobra's
and I just ordered the pair of yenko's
thanks for the tip!!!

Camaroinaz · #6 04-29-2001, 07:25 PM

Hi. New to the board. Saw this posting and thought I would jump in. Try E-bay for some of your diecast. They have one whole section of E-Bay dedicated to them. The Yenko's are the hard ones to find and usually bring a premium. From the E-bay main page scroll down to Toys, and then select diecast. Type in the search as Yenko, and have a ball. So far I'm up to about 60 1969 Camaros.

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