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A friend of mine recently bought a 1970 Camaro that is very unusual. It is a a 1970 Camaro SS with a Muncie 4 speed, 12 bolt rear end, tach and gauges, and a fiberglass L88 style hood. The car has a couple of Yenko decals on it and has LT-1 decals on the hood. The car is very rough and has no motor. The car was supposedly a road race car in Panama. The car still has a Panama license plate on it. It has 12 inch wide slot mags on the back. Color is Classic Copper with a White vinyl top. Previous owner said some guy looked at it and claimed it had a big block heater box. He also said this car was bought new by his best friend at Yenko Chevrolet and an LT-1 was in the car. I don't know how the car got back to the states, but it looks to have been off the road for years. I am aware of the Yenko cars through 1969 and the 1970 Yenko Deuce Novas, but not any Camaros after 1969. The road racing deal seems to tie in to Don Yenkos racing program. I think they might have installed an LT-1 before delivery, maybe Z28s were in short supply. How can we tell if it was a small block or big block car originally?