1969 Yenko Original Newspaper Ad

[fsc66]

Another Yunker ad:
Yunker ad, Waukesha Daily Freeman, Nov 19, 1969

Paul

[fsc66]

Pete,
See if Bill Sight Chevrolet is on that list, see below!!!!!!!!
Bill Sight Chev, The Kansas City Times, Jun 8, 1968

Paul

[PeteLeathersac]

Yet another very cool ad, love that 427 Boss of the road tag line!
Bill Sight Chevrolet is on the '68 list delivering at least two Yenko Camaros, N412409 and N413680 but nothing listed here for '69 Camaros or Chevelles.
Keep in mind some known also unknown Vins were delivered by dealers not listed so Sight could have rolled some 69's through their doors or even more 68's.
Keep digging Paul, very cool stuff!
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~ Pete

[fsc66]

2 more Yenko car ads:

Bob Reiter Chevrolet, Great Bend Tribune, May 15, 1968
[img]https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/pics/use..._1969_camaro_ye[/img]

Yenko Deuce Nova, The Journal News, Hamilton OH, Central Chevrolet, March 12, 1971

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[old5.0]

The Sight family is still in the car business in KC.

[PeteLeathersac]

Bob Reiter's another dealer w/ nothing on the lists here but could have sold some known/unknown Yenko cars...especially being the '68 ad states Yenko 427 Camaro on display.
Central Chevrolet Hamilton OH is on the '70 list delivering SC Deuce W352754 plus possibly sold other Yenko cars too...the SC car most likely the same one in the ad?
As mentioned previously, other than some of the Jack Douglass cars, the NCRS service results should come back as Yenko and not the final delivering dealer for real Yenko Supercars.


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~ Pete



<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: fsc66</div><div class="ubbcode-body">2 more Yenko car ads:

Bob Reiter Chevrolet, Great Bend Tribune, May 15, 1968




Yenko Deuce Nova, The Journal News, Hamilton OH, Central Chevrolet, March 12, 1971




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[William]

Wish I could turn back the clock on N579434. Think I paid $75 for the BE axle and dash w/140. Body was intact; still had a Yenko badge on it. Not sure it came from Yunker new but was told it was traded in there mid-'70s. By that time it was Lemans Blue and had a small-block. Probably could have bought the entire carcass for a few hundred bucks.

There was supposed to be a Daytona Yellow '69 Yenko Nova in the area back in the day. Would have to had come from Yunker as Dale was not a franchisee at the time.

Like Dale, the Yunker site is long gone.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

&quot;...Central Chevrolet Hamilton OH is on the '70 list delivering SC Deuce W352754...&quot;

This is that car, and is the infamous rebody that went through BJ a few years ago.

[Schonyenko2]

I too have heard rumors of a Daytona Yellow 69 427 Nova.

[68l30]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 68l30</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: fsc66</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Guess it all started in Jan of 1949:

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I actually had the privilege to listen to this opening day celebration at Yenko. It was recorded and pressed on a old 78 record. Pretty cool hearing from a Lil Don Yenko. Wish I had a recording of that record...Listened to that almost 20yr ago. I think I have pics of the record and player....

BIG



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Here is the record and player....