Guys I have the pictures in front of me and I can't read the vin# on the COPO connection cirtificate for the life of me!!! (I even used a magnifying glass!) The good news is I have a perfect picture of the painted display sign amd mabye the info will help identify where/who has the car now...
<ul type="square"> Yenko
1969 Yenko 427 Camaro Rallye Green Paint-std blk int.
Owned by Bill & Gary Dyer Summit,Il
This is one of the first 50 of 201 yenko Camaros built in 1969. This car is built under COPO No 9561.(Factory installed 427 engine) & COPO 9737 (special 140 mph spedo.)15-7 ralley wheels, H.D. front sway bar.
Features..
-427-450 H.P. engine
-M21 4 spd trans.
-H.D. 410 posi. rear
-Cowl Induction Hood
-X66 B/B trim (first 50 Yenkos)
-Stewart Warner Tach
-Special Yenko striping & emblems
This car was built by Don Yenko in Cannonsberg, PA. in Feb 1969 & transfered to Jack Douglas Chev. in Hinsdale, Il where it was sold new in March 1969
Special thanks to...
Rich Giebucowski for the paint, bodywork, & much help with the restoration.
D & R Classic Auto for the help and restoration parts.
Dan Leahy for many hard to find parts.[/list]
This is verbatium how the sign reads.
By the way as far as the blue bowtie their is not one on the grill in the pics and I dont have a pic of a rear view of the car but FOR SURE Craig told me he still has a blue bowtie from this car. Where it came from I don't know. I would call him and ask him about this and the vin# but I don't want to seem like a STALKER. As it is he already thinks I am a member of a YENKO CULT!!! [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/grin.gif[/img]