The buildings, neon and cars fit together so well. Did you guys see his tractors too?? He bought a ton of stuff!

Does anyone know if the engines, trans and rears in either Yenkos are original? The Camaro states engine likely is and possibly the BE is too. The Yenko says nothing about it. Any intel on either cars??

Thanks,
Dan

The cars will be verified and results released. We should know in the next day....

im not on any social sites and i still have a bag of quarters and dimes in my consoles. i wont get ez pass. my wife thinks im out of my mind. she gets crazy when she's riding with me going through toll booths.

The last two posts seem off topic. If you want to start a new post in the Lounge Forum title "Our digital footprint" go ahead but this thread is about an auction and specific cars.

----Steve,,,I think I'm responsible for getting off track, and I understand. Sorry!....Bill S

I saw a couple post that didn't reference your post. They seemed way off topic. Thanks for enlightening me now I get it. AI is being used successfuly in the medical field and can be a game changer, however presently it is the wild west with no control to prevent unscrupulous uses.

The Yenko Camaro is as Joe C. mentioned 80's race car. I will add driven hard and put away wet. Lot of spray bomb on the engine compartment and underside. The type of checking in the paint is not typical of original paint. That is usually caused by thick paint perhaps some respray or cleared, but again only speculating I have not put a paint gauge on it or seen the car in person. Looks like a good solid car that was raced. Not a survivor or restored car.

I removed a few of the comments that were off topic and take the focus away from the cars and memorabilia up for auction.

Mick Price is familiar with the Yenko Camaro.

Some big money spent. Strong Ford bids, rare neon.

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We are still a few years from "REAL" AI, or what folks call "general AI."

The AI you are seeing in Google searches is not discriminating. In other words, if it got posted, true or untrue, it gets "reported" by the current versions of AI.