<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: pxtx</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Mike- Very respectible numbers for both you and Grady. I wish I could have seen you guys run 'em!
I wasn't aware of the Clary Deuce. 10 sec beast, eh? Is there a story comming up on this car's evelution to the current set-up?

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Out newest acquisition, a Yenko Deuce, was one of those cars that several folks knew of, but passed on because of it being a racecar. On the other hand, a dream car to me, a Yenko drag car.
When Doug Perry ran across the car, he called me, knowing I was into Yenkos and racecars. I checked my list, than double-checked with Marlin, who just happened to know about the car. Once confirmed that it was indeed a Yenko, Doug helped me put a deal together, then off to PA to pick up the car. He and Dave M. were gracious enough to tag along and help, as we were to do an engine swap before loading the car.
The car was sold out of Central Chevrolet in Cleveland, Forest Green four-speed car. Appears to have been turned into a racecar early on, as the Speedo has just a tad over 2000 miles. Sometime later in life it was sold and taken to Columbus. There it was raced hard, winning a Div. 3 championship in 1990. It then sold (via an ad in National Dragster) to the guy in PA who I bought it from, who bracket raced it.
When I got the car home, I had it media blasted then off to the paint shop. At the same time I took the engine to the local machine shop.
We got the body back to our shop on August 20, with the goal to have it ready for SCR13. With the help of Rob, Mo and Jcat, we were close, and then Schonye and Cumby stepped in and helped me get a good set of stripes to complete the exterior.
The car is very solid, the dash and firewall intact, interior is complete with original headliner, dash, door panels, etc. It has been back halved with ladder bar suspension, Dana with 5:13s, PG trans. Glass hood, front fenders and rear deckled. Lexan for glass. The motor is a 350CI, bored to 355, putting out about 550HP.
After a couple of shakedown runs at the SCR, I ran a 10.77 at 122.99. My goal was 10.50s, and with some chassis tuning, I think is obtainable.
I cannot thank everyone enough who had a hand in me getting the Deuce, than getting it to the SCR.