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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PeteLeathersac</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: iluv69s</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Was wondering about the re-invoiced Zl-1s?? Anyone get the NCRS report back? Do they have Gibb as the dealer? Just curious...
FWIW..my #34 ZL-1 had MSO from Govans Chev..where it was finally sold in June 1970 </div></div>

Great question also interesting MSO result.
Are the NCRS dealer results gleaned from info indicating who GM billed for the car?

Similar thought but different, should reports come back Yenko Canonsburg for all genuine original Yenko Camaros and Deuces regardless of which Yenko Network dealer delivered them new to the customer?
If so, although Jack Douglass ordered/Yenko striped 9561 cars would be an exception, are there any legit others?
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there were the 3 Corvairs, ordered with Don's COPO for the Stingers, that were said to be ordered and sent to Dana. I wonder what they would show as

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Great info also nice to clarify known genuine Yenko car results are coming in as Canonsburg!
Again is the info being gleaned for the reports not specifically who was billed for the car thus MSO sent to?
As for the Stingers sent to Dana, you'd expect they'd come back Dana as they probably ordered it w/ Don's Copo code also were billed for it so again got the MSO?
Looking forward to seeing other cool developments and avenues this great NCRS service brings to light including connecting patterns to the genuine dealer Supercars!
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~ Pete

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Its great that the Yenko cars show up on the NCRS records. I don't believe the Yenko cars have typically shown up on the NICB records.

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My 68 Yenko came up as Yenko but my 69 Yenko did not have the name, just dealer code 898 and zone 13.

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Charley Lillard</div><div class="ubbcode-body">My 68 Yenko came up as Yenko but my 69 Yenko did not have the name, just dealer code 898 and zone 13. </div></div>

Which is Yenko Canonsburg, correct?
Did the one that came back noted Yenko include dealer code info the same?

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68 Yenko came back Yenko, Canonsburg, dealer code 900 zone 13
69 Yenko came back dealer code 898, zone 13

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NCRS lists both 898 and 900 as known Yenko dealer codes in Zone #13.
Not sure if correct but 899 has been reported as a Yenko code too.
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My understanding is that the dealer codes could change from year to year
or a dealer could move and it would change the dealer code. I think that
is why it is important to list your GM official production date when entering
info to the NCRS dealer code research.

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Anyone hear of Loveland Chevrolet, North Bend WA, dealer code 293 in zone 42? My turquoise Z I've had for 20 years was sold there according to NCRS. It was a Seattle car until I bought it.

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Got my report today. My 69 RSZ was delivered to Harbor Chevrolet in Long Beach, CA. It is still in business! Think there is any chance they have 45 year old records?