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67 Yenko cars were NOT copo cars. Most were SS350's with some of the later SS396 converted cars. Never heard of 67 beig copo's in anyform. Where did you uncover this info?
Here is my understanding on the pace cars: 0-1 was thought to be special prepared paint...possibly show finish. Only the festival cars have this designation. The - in the 5 group was thought to be the non conforming blue nose stripe. The above has not been definitively proven, but widely accepted. The only pace cars that were specially prepped would be the the first two or three, that were used or backups to the actual pace car. We seem to be going into the realm of stretching some facts. Please clarify your 67 Yenko info, one thing we don't want to do is spread incorrect information on this board as fact. Speculating is one thing stating it as fact is another...
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