Yes correct they are from my frame. They are restored. Here is a pre pic of the frame, and of the clip with a tiny fleck of paint left on it. Whats interesting is my dad has a Yenko I use as reference. His frame utilized P clips and machine screws.

“Dad has a Yenko”

Yenko Chevelle? Do tell!!

Ryan W31

I believe the cream white that you found on the pinion washer is thread sealer, not paint. Thread sealer is used to seal the pinion splines so gear oil doesn't leak out through them.

That makes a little more sense as it was a little thicker than what i would normal think was paint.

There a dime a dozen right? Just a Butternut yellow Yenko Chevelle with a daul gate shifter and turbo 400. Car has a full original building sheet. I believe Dad got it back in the mid to late 90s. Took it to one ACES show in Tn. Never been out of the shop since.

Yenko
 

Dug out some photos. This was from 2004

----Wow, just wow!....Bill S

Ron Normans BY Yenko @ the 2001 Super Car reunion in Collinsville.

This too with a rear mounted antenna,but Passenger door mirror gone?

From mrays~I believe this is the car Ron Norman had.Legendary had it on their website around 2013/14..It was listed as a numbers matching automatic car.This is the only Butternut Yellow with black vinyl top and automatic transmission Yenko I know of.

Ron Norman Vs John Berlage
 

Dad knew Ron and talked to him frequently. Rons car was similar to my dad, but they were in fact 2 different cars. I think Dad till keeps in touch with Ron but as many know he sold his Yenko years ago.