Who Wants To Buy The Yenko Dealership??

[jeff morocco]

ill be the night watchman...like the movie "A Night At The Museum" with Ben Stiller....after everyone leaves, everything comes to life !!!

yep....im in.

[Canuck]

hear there is a huge secret vault on the property. Wonder whats in it?

Instructions on firewall replacement!!!

Paul

[AutoInsane]

Does anyone have any information on who currently owns the building?

[427freak]

If you open that vault up, Geraldo will come out, with nothing...

[C1SS396]

It's a cool idea but don't forget right next door 577 West Pike St.Canonsburg, PA is a EPA Superfund site http://www.cqs.com/super_pa.htm

Supercar site+Good superfund =BAD ...Someone posted on here awhile back about Yenkos Storage lot https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbt...p;Number=19423

[Charley Lillard]

On another note.. Notice the orange Yenko in the pic with no vinyl top and fender pin striping. We believe it is my car that Joe and Brian are restoring for me that they brought to MCACN. I think it's the only known one with that combo.

[Tracker1]

Now that's cool Charley! Congrats. On the last pic - is this a new way shops are displaying restos these days (done but without sub-frame attached)? New one on me.

[SS427]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tracker1</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> On the last pic - is this a new way shops are displaying restos these days (done but without sub-frame attached)? New one on me. </div></div>

We have been asked on several occassions to bring cars like this to shows. I have down it two years in a row first at VetteFest and then the MCACN show as well as some local shows. Spectators love seeing cars in this state as it gives them the opportunity to see the car before it's completion and see things they might otherwise not be able to see. We have some ideas in the works for future MCACN shows to really showcase the restoration process and give potential customers and spectators alike an upclose and personal look at what goes into a restoration as well as make it interesting. Brian and Joe have also done this at several shows and were highly successful at it. This car looked great how it was displayed and always drew a crowd. I had planned on bringing the 68 Yenko in a similar state but things beyond our control kept us from doing that.

[Unreal]

Charley, was this car sold without Yenko stripes, or were they removed? If sold with Yenko stripes, do you know if the pin stripes were removed by Yenko before applying the Yenko stripes? I suspect that Don would not want to go through the hassle of removing the pin stripes, but just curious what you have determined.

[x Baldwin Motion]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tracker1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Now that's cool Charley! Congrats. On the last pic - is this a new way shops are displaying restos these days (done but without sub-frame attached)? New one on me. </div></div>



The Late Dave Miner's Z16's.

The best and first display I remember with cars in various stages of restoration at a major show.



I like seeing this type of display and applaud those who make the extra effort to move these non running cars around to be shown.