You can see the Ohio group in the background!!

And that survivor 68 Malibu truly stole the show for me!!

Sorry to look past a Yenko to see a sleeper:-)

Ryan W.

#155 This 69 ZL-1 Camaro is #30 and was purchased new from Fred Gibb Chevrolet in LaHarpe IL by Larry Kreigh. He raced it in S/S as "The Bear Kreigh". This is a very low mileage car and still retains it original engine and transmission. Charley L. owned this car at one time. This car was in the Mecum Display at MCACN in '17 and was sold with ZL-1 #18 at Mecum Kissimmee in '18 for $1.1M for the pair.

Yep Ryan, The Wife and I sitting behind my Chevelle... LOL

Rich

Sorry to look past a Yenko to see a sleeper :)

Ryan W.

That's Okay Ryan....many of us Love a Sleeper!

Dan

Circa 1988....Green Yenko
 

NO! NOT MY YELLOW CAR!!! But look next to it. SAME CAR! When Keith Pflieger from Cinnaminson, NJ owned it for years, we'd cruise together and spin heads on the streets of South Jersey. That's Keith with the beard looking towards the camera. This photo was from Philly's World of Wheels Show at the Civic Center. We always set-up displays for the many shows we attended.

That 68 Malibu survivor was awesome!!

Here are some more pictures of this 69 Yenko Chevelle from the VIP Car Corral at MCACN in '17. This is B408293 and was sold new at Marv Minneman Chevrolet in Youngstown OH. George Lyons found this car near Pittsburg in '05. The guy he purchased it from had owned it since '79. This car has 26K miles and still has most of it's original paint and interior. The hood was repainted and the chassis and engine compartment were restored. This car is identical to Mark Hassett's. These are the only two Monaco Orange Yenko Chevelles that I know of.

Awesome car!!

I thought there were five identical to this one, his and hers shifter, automatic.

Maybe my memory is off...... ?

Mark H’s is over the top!!!

Ryan W31

I believe there were 5 built, but as far as I know only 2 are known to still exist.

#156 This 68 Yenko Camaro is YS-8031 and is owned by Reggie Jackson. It was found in Chicago in the 80's and according to the auction description still has it's original transplant block from Yenko. There are a lot of incorrect details on this one. It was bid to $285K at Mecum Indy '18.