Anyone recognize this 67 Yenko ?
 

How did you not know about this car, Charley ???:dunno:

it looks like YS-739 but someone added a Yenko crest to the grill to throw me off

would be good to have the vin to check

YS-739 sold by Burt Chev in CO.
restored by Mike Slaughter
Certified by Larry Christensen

Joe is correct that is Mikes restoration of his old car And the docs came from Valerie

Way under the money on the auction estimate. Sold for that much 10 years ago.

Agreed Bergy. The restoration was done to national high standards. The butternut yellow one that sold at Mecum Indy last year brought 600K …..and that cars quality was not to this cars level.

I remember seeing this car when it was red at one of the Forge shows. Couple years later it was back restored in BY paint. Real nice car!

My memory is good for about two weeks. Keeps life interesting.

Doing better than me. Some days I'm lucky to make 2 minutes and my attention span isn't much better.

If I can remember correctly it was also shown and judged at MCACN. Very correct restoration by Mike.

Indeed, Mike Slaughter owned and restored this car. He showed it with us at MCACN and it is a truly outstanding restoration of a very real car with known history. Mike sold it to the museum severarl years back.

Bashton

It was shown at MCACN in 2010, I think?

I don't understand why they did the 427 conversion and left the Muncie shifter in it?

I think it has a hurst bottom.

Beautiful Yenko!!

The 1967 Yenko 427 Super Camaro was marketed as an AHRA legal Super Stock drag car and many were built with headers, traction bars, SW gauges, Hi Temp ign. wires, scatter shield, and hood pins.

Hurst shifters were expensive and not required to race but were a much needed modification that many owners did.