YS-715 and YS-749 were sold by Fred Gibb , both are known cars and on the list here

In following the journey and his devotion to Chevrolet, both on the track & working with some active dealerships, many names appear that can be associated with “Mr. Chevrolet.”

The clipping in this thread largely involves a time, information, and names that can be associated while in St. Louis.

These were the four drag cars run with the 'Yenko Super Camaro Dealers' and Dick Harrell sponsorship in 1967

including Mike Garfinkel , Jim Guthrie, and Gene Rains

Having competitive cars carrying a sponsors carrying their is an effective way to advertise your hi-performance product as many fans & participants at the drag strips. Watching their performance, often the selling point for those young of heart.

'Yenko Super Camaro Dealers' and Dick Harrell received a lot of exposure in 1967 when DH did a one wheel - wheel stand and it was all over the magazines and news papers including on covers.

It was also in "Drag Racing Photo Greats" as one of the top photos, back in the day

Yes, both exist and are currently in the Midwest. Very interesting history on both cars and they are technically mirror opposites of each other . One is black with red interior non RS and the other is red on black RS. Both have been featured at MCACN.

Additional pictures of the Harrell funny car crash and afterward damage resulting.

Photos from MCACN 2014
 

Here’s a few photos:

I saved these from a FB post

good quality photos relative to most from back in the day

In Dick Harrell’s invoices to Don Yenko, they had a heading of “Harrell and Sanders Automotive.”

In the early going of the 409-427 era researching of the ties between Harrell & Sanders, both of these men were highly competitive in the Southwest region being present in the winners circle as drag racers of the 409-Z-11 competition era.

Frank Sanders was creator and owner of S&S headers. He was the person who is credited for campaigning a Z-11 first to top the 120 mph plateau.