68 Yenko's

[Big Chief]

Thanks for the replies. Outstanding information really hit the target. Does anyone know if the tachometers installed in these cars were Stewart Warner or what? I can't really tell for sure.
Thanks again.

[Rick H]

The tach and gauges in the 68 Yenko on Legendary's website are SW's.

Rick H.

[acelr8]

That car was done by Camaro Specialties (camaros.com) more pics on his site.I also have more of the same car from Carlisle 05.Jeff

[427TJ]

I wonder what the 1-point deduction at Carlisle was for?

[Rick H]

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I wonder what the 1-point deduction at Carlisle was for?

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Ooo, ooo I know, I know..

Rick H.

[427TJ]

[Big Chief]

I have seen so many different "versions" of the Yenko cars from 67 to 69. It is truely awesome to see one that is Authentically correct. But, isn't it true that all the Yenko cars were custom ordered/built hence different variations to even the base package? I own 2 Yenko re-creations, one of them with an all aluminum Yenko 496" big block in it. I want to make them cosmetically correct. I know the Yenko aluminum engine was never offered in any Yenko car, but it is a fantastic car with huge torque. Truely an awesome driver. Thanks for all the input.

[Rick H]

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That car was done by Camaro Specialties (camaros.com) more pics on his site.I also have more of the same car from Carlisle 05.Jeff

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Jeff,

I would be interested in some of those pictures from Carlisle. I was to busy to take my own. I took the ones on the Camaro Specialties website but don't have any of the car at the show.

Let me know.

Rick H.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Rick,
What car are you guys restoring now over at CS?

[Rick H]

Nothing special really. Just a 1969 TA that's missing the top for some guy in California.

Rick H.

p.s. I am only there part time now.