69 Camaro "Yenko" clone
This here is a 1969 Yenko clone , and its a great car, it has a 468 engine, 1969 aluminum heads,roller rockers,solid lift cam, Zl-1 oil pan,the correct air cleaner, holley 750 carb.Exhaust manifolds!,flowmaster mufflers, muncie 4-speed trans., The paint looks to be 2-4 yrs old and it looks ok, its not a show car but to your average person they think its really nice there are just a few misc. imperfections.I know the car has had new quarters, and floor pans and it has a new GM cowl hood on it .It has all new interior,no radio (the engine sounds great so no need for radio),shifter with NO console (like its supposed to be), it also has frame connectors and traction bars.The car is clean underneath. It has ralley wheels with the caps and rings, This car is solid and straight! This car runs real strong (as it should!)... This car definatly turns heads!! It is phantom green with the white stripes. has the yenko emblems on it as well as on valve cover,... Now whoever did the 1/4s on it did not do a perfect job on the inside (towards the trunk), from the outside its great, there is some surface rust in the trunk under the mat (none of it is through). The shifter linkage needs to be adjusted ( i really dont know how), and really thats about it, the dome light does work when you open the door (for some reason everyone wants to know that??).
The winning bidder on e-bay was $17,750.00, and obviously he was a flake, now I know this car isnt perfect and I do know what a perfect car is, but its not $35,000.00 either LOL!!....I mean just an average small block 69 Camaro brings anywhere from $12-$19k, and the big block cars are obvioulsy higher....This car I believe from what some of "The great e-bayers" said was originally a six cyl. car but I am not sure it may be??
I would take $16.5 for the car, if it had $1000-$3000 worth of work to it I am very confident it would bring mid-to upper Twentys.......
So just let me know, Thanks, Jeff
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04-02-2003, 12:05 AM
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