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Re: Yenko Chevrolet records question
A friend just past info from y.net on the 61 low mileage fi car that will be at Carlisle this month. This is a great little car and reminds me of a car in Southern Illinois that is mush the same in mileage and history, except it is an original fuel injection which history says was returned to the dealer by the original owner to have the fi removed and 2 -4's put on the car! The car has 100% of the original fuel traits and 100% of the documentation, except the piece that would support the fi swap out. This is such a sweet, low mileage, original car!
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Re: Yenko Chevrolet records question
RE W.R. Austin Chevrolet records.Sorry,no records from that interesting era.In fact when I closed out the dealership,I had all records put on two large tapes with what was then a very advanced computer.Not long after there was not a computer that could access the information. A Don Yenko story.Don't recall what year it was,but many years back.Don was thrilled to be asked to be on a Corvette team at Sebring.After agreeing to be on the Corvette team,he was then asked to be on the Ferrari team.With some red face he begged off the Corvette team and signed on with Ferrari.Two weeks before the race he had a fall from his motorcycle and broke a leg.Story as he told it.The Novas created by Yenko were registered as very every day cars and the insurance rate was the "Little Old Lady' cost variety.
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Re: Yenko Chevrolet records question
I have been working late nights trying to complete my next book.....The Yenko Era....Continued. Canonsburg and Beyond. I have discovered in my documents Donna Mae's original drawing of the red, white & blue Yenko badge wirh letters to suppliers for price quotes. Also history of " Yenko Tuned " decals. Lots of stuff like that in the book.
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Re: Yenko Chevrolet records question
hi im knew here, bear with me please I have a 68&69 vette both of them have yenko markings at more than one place. the 68 has a front clip that looks just like one of the original race cars its a bb aii #s are ground off block even date code only #s are casting #s 3855961 but after looking the whole engine over I found all kinds of sYc & copo markings along with #s behind the starter its set up to look at threw a mirror from above. the markings are mostly cast in block, at one spot you see what looks an arm pointing up when you ajust mirror to look up you see #s that say 427-425 could this be a 427-425hp iron head that yenko bought that weren't supposed to be in street cars, lot more to story reply here or email @ barheric007hotmail.com
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