Supercar Photographs

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#121. This 69 Yenko Chevelle was sold new at Grossman Chevrolet in Minneapolis MN and is a TH400 car. It is unrestored and was a part of the Otis Chandler collection. There are some old pictures of it being raced on here somewhere with a Chrysler A12 scoop on the hood along with the Camaro rear spoiler. This is also one of the 5 Yenko cars that K. Hutson sold about 10 years ago at the Mecum Chicago auction.

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#122. This is 1 of 2 Citrus Green Yenko Deuces that was sold at Sam Leman Chevrolet in Roanoke IL. It is a numbers matching 4 speed car with power steering. It is freshly restored and was unveiled at MCACN. Surprisingly Roanoke is a small town of about 2K people in central IL that is surrounded by cornfields. At one time the old Sam Leman dealership building was owned by the Gastman's, who own Roanoke Motors which is a Chrysler dealership on the outskirts of town, and they stored some of their musclecars in it. I remember seeing a 68 Hemi Road Runner and a 70 Challenger T/A among others through the windows.

[mrays]

#123. This Yenko Deuce was sold new at Ammon R. Smith Chevrolet in York PA and is a numbers matching car with a TH400 and power steering. It was featured on the cover of Musclecar Review several years ago as a barn find. It underwent a top notch restoration in the past year and was unveiled at the MCACN show along with the above Deuce.

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#124. This 68 Yenko Camaro is YS-8015 and was sold new at Roy Stauffer Chevrolet in Scranton PA. It is still owned by it's original owner and was recently restored by the Supercar Workshop. It was unveiled at MCACN this past November.

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#125. This 69 Camaro COPO has GM of Canada documentation showing it as an original L72 car with an M21. I don't know the original selling dealer or how much of the drivetrain is original to the car. If anyone knows anything about this car feel free to add what you know.

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#126. This 69 COPO Camaro is a double COPO that was sold new at Prout in Elyria OH. It is an M22 car with radio delete and I believe it was restored by the Supercar Workshop.

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#127. This is another double COPO Camaro and it was sold new at Bob McDorman Chevrolet in Canal Winchester OH. This is a 4 speed car with around 20K miles. It has been repainted, but other than that is a mostly original car. One of the previous owners lived in the Cleveland area and used to drive this car to the Super Chevy Show at Norwalk. This is the only Tuxedo Black COPO Camaro I have ever seen with an Ivory interior.

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#128. This 69 COPO Camaro was sold new at Dale Chevrolet in Waukesha WI and was originally Hugger Orange with the orange houndstooth interior and M21 trans. The original engine and transmission are missing, but I believe it does have it's original BE rearend. There is a write-up on this car on the Hot Rod website. I believe the current owner plans to leave it as is for now.

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Not really a Supercar, but it is a fairly rare 1968 Lemans 350HO, 320 hp, 3 speed manual, posi, all original. I bought it from the original owner about a month ago. Being its a survivor, I might keep it that way. I have the PHS on it. Meridian Turquoise with Ivy Gold interior....yes, he actually ordered it that way. It actually looks good together.

[mrays]

I have a correction on car #127 above. The Bob McDorman car is very similar to this car and currently resides in IA. It is an M22 car and only has 311 miles. The above car at MCACN is an M21 car that I believe is from Prout in Elyria OH. When I saw this car at the Super Chevy show in Norwalk it was parked by a Butternut Yellow 69 COPO Camaro that was also from Prout.