Very cool Benny...love all three!!:cool2::cool2::cool2::cool2::biggthumpup:

You can never have enough Camaros...

#146 This 69 Yenko Camaro is N615126 and was purchased new at Joseph Chevrolet in Cincinnati OH. It was restored by the Supercar Workshop in Day 2 trim with a ZL-1 and Real Rodder wheels. I believe this car was found as a RS Z/28 clone in '03 and purchased by Brian Potter. Charley had it at MCACN in the large Yenko display in '12. It was sold at Mecum in Indy for $213K in '17 which is where I took these pictures. It was purchased by Pete Offutt who had it at Mecum in Kissimmee in '19 where it was bid to $230K.

#147 This 69 Yenko Camaro is N578866 and was sold new at Yenko Chevrolet. The vinyl top is a '68 style top that was dealer installed. The L88, T-10 and 5.13 gears were installed at Yenko in '79. This car has around 7K miles and is an original paint car. The engine compartment was detailed by Brian Henderson when he owned the car. This car was also owned by Kevin Hand and Charley L. This car was at Mecum Indy in '17 where it was bid to $245K, but didn't sell.

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... That is one of my favorite Yenko Camaros of all time !

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#148 This 69 Yenko Camaro is N663684 and was sold new at Bob Johnson Chevrolet in Wausau WI. It's my understanding that this car still has it's original drivetrain. The original owner was D. Everest. I first saw this car at the SCS in Indy in '99 when it was owned by M. Price. I also saw it at the Chevy Vette Fest in '03 in the large Yenko display when it was owned by J. Deppe. This car was sold at Mecum Indy in '17 for $330K.

#149 This 69 Yenko Chevelle is B358034 and was sold at Gates Chevrolet in Mishawaka IN. The original owner was Clarence Thompson. It was purchased by George Lyons in '89 and restored. It was featured in the February '91 issue of Super Chevy. I believe this car still has it's original engine. This car was at Mecum Indy in '17 where it bid to $210K.

Well, Benny, I have 4 so I would say NO! The faulty synapses in my brain that make me think that I’m rich are telling me I should have one of every generation Z/28! I’m missing the IROC, but I’m working on it! Beautiful Camaro’s!
Buddy:HollyRocks:

Question? Is three a Crowd!!
 

Buddy, Like Mark said in a early post. YOU never have enough camaros! Your garage space is the limit. Thanks BBBenny:biggthumpup:

#150 This 70 Nova Yenko Deuce is W368980 and was sold new out of Glockner Chevrolet in Portsmouth OH. It's a 4 speed car with power steering. It was a part of Cliff Ernst's collection. It sold at Mecum Indy in 2017 for $140K.

Just like the used one sold at Rogers Chev in Rantoul, Il around 73'... a young lady from the Chanute AFB bought it ... at that time, it was one of three Deuces in Rantoul

#151 This 67 Camaro SS is a Nickey/Bill Thomas car. This is a 4P (SS350) car that was built in Los Angeles in December of '66. It was featured in the June '18 issue of Muscle Car Review and according to the writeup was sold new in December of '66 and had the 427 conversion done at Bill Thomas in October of '67. This car was part of the 50th Anniversary F-Body Display at MCACN in '17. At the time is was owned by D. Klein.

Here are more pictures of the 68 Camaro RS/SS that was converted by Dana. This car was purchased new by Bob Tatilian at Cormier Chevrolet in Wilmington CA as an SS350 with an automatic and A/C. The 427 and 4 speed conversion was done at Dana in April of '69. This car was found in Hawaii with less than 2K miles on it and brought back to the mainland by Steve Sandlin. It was restored by the Supercar Workshop and appeared at the inaugural MCACN Show in 2009. It was featured in the October '10 issue of Muscle Car Review. Charlie brought it back to MCACN in '17 for the 50th Anniversary F-Body Display.

What brand of rims are those?

It's my understanding that they are Nickey/Bill Thomas Camaro Wheels manufactured by Rader Wheels. I believe they were an option on these '67 Camaros. Apparently there are only a couple of sets known to exist.

#152 This 68 Yenko Camaro is YS-8023 and was sold new a Branine Chevrolet in Mulvane KS. It is the only known Ermine White 68 Yenko Camaro and the only one with the Special Drag Car tag. This car still has it's original transplant block that is backed by a M-21 and a 4.10 rear. This car was originally restored in the early '90's and appeared in the October '92 issue of Chevy Action when it was owned by M. Price. K. Suydam has since purchased the car and had it restored by the Super Car Workshop. It made it's debut in the 50th Anniversary F-Body Display at MCACN in '17. It was also featured in the May '19 issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines and in their '19 Calendar.

I assume Yenko was required to maintain the smog equipment to be allowed to sell as new cars? If not required, I would have guessed they all got removed during the conversion.

The whole MASCAR guys are behind the white Yenko :cool2:

#153 This 69 Yenko Camaro is N614906 and was sold new at Colonial Chevrolet in Norfolk VA. R. Styke had this car at MCACN in '17 and at the Goodguys Show in Columbus OH in '19 as part of the 50th Anniversary '69 Camaro Display. It looks to be a very nice car and appears to be a fresh restoration. If anyone has any additional details on this car feel free to add them.

#154 This 69 Yenko Camaro is N615396 and was sold new at Karen Chevrolet in Phillipsburg NJ. This is one of two Rallye Green 69 Yenko Camaros previously owned by Bob Grasso. This car was restored by the Super Car Workshop. J. Bodanis had this car at MCACN in 2017.

You can see the Ohio group in the background!!

And that survivor 68 Malibu truly stole the show for me!!

Sorry to look past a Yenko to see a sleeper:-)

Ryan W.

#155 This 69 ZL-1 Camaro is #30 and was purchased new from Fred Gibb Chevrolet in LaHarpe IL by Larry Kreigh. He raced it in S/S as "The Bear Kreigh". This is a very low mileage car and still retains it original engine and transmission. Charley L. owned this car at one time. This car was in the Mecum Display at MCACN in '17 and was sold with ZL-1 #18 at Mecum Kissimmee in '18 for $1.1M for the pair.

Yep Ryan, The Wife and I sitting behind my Chevelle... LOL

Rich

Sorry to look past a Yenko to see a sleeper :)

Ryan W.

That's Okay Ryan....many of us Love a Sleeper!

Dan

Circa 1988....Green Yenko
 

NO! NOT MY YELLOW CAR!!! But look next to it. SAME CAR! When Keith Pflieger from Cinnaminson, NJ owned it for years, we'd cruise together and spin heads on the streets of South Jersey. That's Keith with the beard looking towards the camera. This photo was from Philly's World of Wheels Show at the Civic Center. We always set-up displays for the many shows we attended.

That 68 Malibu survivor was awesome!!

Here are some more pictures of this 69 Yenko Chevelle from the VIP Car Corral at MCACN in '17. This is B408293 and was sold new at Marv Minneman Chevrolet in Youngstown OH. George Lyons found this car near Pittsburg in '05. The guy he purchased it from had owned it since '79. This car has 26K miles and still has most of it's original paint and interior. The hood was repainted and the chassis and engine compartment were restored. This car is identical to Mark Hassett's. These are the only two Monaco Orange Yenko Chevelles that I know of.

Awesome car!!

I thought there were five identical to this one, his and hers shifter, automatic.

Maybe my memory is off...... ?

Mark H’s is over the top!!!

Ryan W31

I believe there were 5 built, but as far as I know only 2 are known to still exist.

#156 This 68 Yenko Camaro is YS-8031 and is owned by Reggie Jackson. It was found in Chicago in the 80's and according to the auction description still has it's original transplant block from Yenko. There are a lot of incorrect details on this one. It was bid to $285K at Mecum Indy '18.

#157 This 69 COPO Camaro is N639526 and was sold new at Reedman Chevrolet in Langhorne PA. According to the auction writeup it was restored in '17, has a correct MN block and is Camaro Hi-Performance Certified. It talks about having date-code-correct components so I assume it doesn't have it's original drivetrain. This car was at Mecum Indy in 2018 where it was bid to $120K.

#158 This 69 COPO Camaro RS is N624797 and was sold new at Jackshaw Chevrolet in Euclid OH to Vera Naikeliene. It was ordered with the 9737 option, a TH400 with a console and no radio. The auction writeup says it has a numbers matching engine, but it also says it is a MN block which would be for a 4 speed car. The first time I saw this car was at the Fall Auburn auction in '03 where it sold for $102K. It was bid to $185K at Mecum Kissimmee '17 but didn't sell. It then showed up at Mecum Indy '18 with a fresh paint job and the removal of the spoilers and radio that had previously been added. It sold at Mecum Indy '18 for $180K.

I posted pictures of this 69 Camaro previously. It is N662520 and according to it's NCRS paperwork it was sold new at Larke Chevrolet in Hastings MI. This car was found in a barn in Wisconsin in I believe '04 with no engine or transmission and an incorrect rearend. It had no documentation, but had signs that it could have been an original big block car. It was restored by Custom Classics Auto Body and Restoration in Island Lake IL. It was restored with a correct COPO drivetrain and was certified by Camaro Hi-Performance. It won a Factory Stock Gold Concours award at MCACN in 2009. It sold at Mecum Indy in '18 for $130K and then again at Barrett Jackson Scottsdale in '19 for $137K.

#159 This 69 Yenko Chevelle is B356260 and was sold new at Friedly Chevy Olds in Cedar Falls IA. It is 1 of 2 Dover White Yenko Chevelles that I know of that still exist. It was found by Carl Dwiggins in the 80's and restored. The console and cowl plenum were added when it was restored. It was featured in the November '88 issue of Car Craft. Reggie Jackson had it at Mecum Indy in '18 where it was bid to $310K. According to the auction writeup it has a CE block.

#160 This 70 Yenko Deuce is W354664 and was sold new at Cliff Peck Chevrolet in Little Rock Arkansas. It is an original automatic car with power steering with a non original drivetrain. These pictures are from Mecum Indy in 2018 where it was bid to $95K.

This is probably one of the best classic car galleries.

If I may add, Herold Friedley was never a Chevy dealer, it was Olds GMC.

From the very informed members here I learned that Friedley sold four Yenko Chevelles (three of which are alive today) and, I believe, seven Camaros.
Sometime in the spring/summer of 1969 I happened to be across University Ave. from the dealership while a transport was unloading Yenko cars, and later seeing a row of them on the lot.
In 1975 I passed on the chance to buy the Lemans Blue Friedley Chevelle for $2,500 asking. By then it was looking a bit tired.

Thank you for this fine thread!!

Bill W

I knew Friedly was an Olds dealer. I guess I shouldn't have assumed they were a Chevrolet dealer as well. I know of 3 Chevelles and 4 Camaros from Friedly so I must have several associated with the wrong dealer. I saw the LB Friedly Chevelle B357938 several times at Super Chevy Shows when Tom Billigen owned it. It had been freshly restored at the time.
Which other known Yenko Chevelle from Friedly is still arround? I've also seen two of the Camaros. I saw the LB Friedly Camaro N614579 at the CVF in '03 when they had a large Yenko display. There was a FG Friedly Camaro in the same display that was owned by Carl Stuber at the time. That one was originally owned by Kenneth Arthur Walton and was either N614328 or N614732. Does anyone know for sure which one Carl Stuber had?

This Yenko Deuce is W349459 and was sold new Dick Watson in Williamston MI. It was previously owned by Jeff Latondress and Bob Gagliano. I had posted some photos of it when it was at Mecum Indy in 2016. It was back at Mecum Indy in 2018 and sold for $80K.

Is it Friedly Olds GMC or Friedley Olds GMC? I've seen it spelled both ways?