Anyone know if this car still exists

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Way C:eek2::eek2:L!!!
There's a couple articles w/ mention of Hank Jr. racing the car summer '68 then a few 12/68 sale ads, the below ad from 12/12/68 being the last.
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~ Pete

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That's a cool picture. Thanks for posting.

It would be cool to see that car nowadays!

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I always wanted one of these. My biggest dream was to own one of these and going to school with it when I was a kid :laugh: When my father passed away 10 years ago he left me an apartment in Athens, an old warehouse and a Toyota FJ Cruiser. Then I decided to sell property in Athens, the warehouse and the car and buy a 1967 Camaro LS2. Still feeling strange when I drop my kids off at school with my Camaro :)

That is George supinskis Camaro for sure,but that is Freddy krawich (also superstock racer and trans builder and owner of Trans torque his 69 Camaro said special K on the door) as far as I know George supinski raced small blocks.

Does anyone know if there are current links to the Bill Truby Collection photos?

Super Stock Camaros
 

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These were the two Camaros that I raced in the 80's and 90's. The yellow car was a real Yenko that I raced as a SS/EA and the White Car is the former Vince Alessi Select Performance SS/DA car. The picture of the White car is from the Dutch Classic at Maple Grove and the picture of the yellow car is from the Spring Nationals at Columbus.

Very cool! Do you still own these cars or know of their whereabouts?:dunno:

Unfortunately I do not. Believe it or not, the yellow Yenko has been completely restored by the original owner. I sold the white car to a fellow in Iowa, turns out it is the original 427/425 COPO car that was purchased new by Vince Tarantola and became the Vitar transmission/torque converter test bed. The car was restored, as a race car, to it's original Hugger orange paint and Vitar logo.