Thanks.. Yes this is my old car I owned for about 25 years. Bob Grasso was my wife's uncle and I owned it after him. I wish I still owned her..

Keith, was that one of the Rally Green Yenko Camaro's they had the shootout with in MuscleCars magazine in the mid 80's? One was a 4 speed and one was an automatic. I believe one of them was running aluminum heads back then too?

thank you sir

#204 This Tahoe Turquoise 67 Camaro RS/SS is 127377N184950 and was sold new at Nickey Chevrolet in Chicago IL. It is documented as being converted to an L89 tri-power 427 with an M21 and 4.11 gears when new. Mike Guarise had this car at the Chevy Vettefest in '06 along with several other Nickey cars he owned at the time. It was sold at the Mecum Auction in St. Charles IL for $425K in '08. It was on the November '12 cover of Muscle Car Review and appeared at MCACN that year. It was a part of Tom Abrams collection and sold at Mecum Indy on Friday for $390K before fees.

Pics don’t do that Camaro justice. It looks good in the pics but is spectacular in person!
I still can’t believe it had 4 wheel drum brakes and not discs in front at least?

#205 This Butternut Yellow 67 Yenko Camaro RS/SS is 124377N228327 and YS707. It was sold new at Queen City Chevrolet in Cincinnati OH. This car appeared to have an older restoration, but it still sold for $485K at Mecum Indy last weekend.

#206 This Corvette Bronze 68 Yenko Camaro is 124378N472062 and YS-8051. It was sold new at Luby Chevrolet in Miami FL. This car has an M21 with 4.10 gears and was advertised as having 4K original miles. It was restored by Camaro Specialties for Bill Wertheim. It scored 999 points at the American Camaro Association meet in Carlisle in '05 and was featured in the October '08 issue of Musclecar Enthusiast. It was part of Tom Abrams collection and sold for $370K at Mecum Indy in '22.

#207 This Hugger Orange 69 Yenko Camaro is 124379N664055 and was sold out of Colonial Chevrolet in Norfolk VA. This is an automatic car and was advertised as having its original sheet metal and original drivetrain. It was formerly a part of Cliff Ernst's collection. It was part of Tom Abrams collection that was auctioned at Mecum Indy and sold for $320K.

This car is indeed an all original drive train and original sheet metal. I bought this car from Carl Dwiggens in the early 80s. looking back it is a shame it was restored. I sold it to Guy Rumito and Guy restored it and later when Cliff was looking for Yenkos I put him in touch with Guy. The rest is as we say history.

#208 This Daytona Yellow 69 COPO Camaro is 124379N632994. It was ordered by Ewing Chevrolet in Canton OH and dealer transferred to Earl Wagner Chevrolet in Minerva OH. The body number is right in line with several other 04C cars ordered by Ewing. This car has 3.6K miles and still has its original paint and interior. It does not have its original engine and the engine compartment appears to be restored. It is also missing its smog and original exhaust manifolds. This car was with the original owners family until '21. It sold at Mecum Indy '22 for $200K.