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I spoke to John the original owner this morning...he said during the conversion that Yenko went from the 396/325 camshaft to the 427/390 camshaft...that itself gave it .060 additional lift... then add the Doug headers....those 2 items by far surpasses the 410 HP . It helps to have the original owner to confirm info.
This car is an 06E build. And was the last 67 Camaro at the Yenko dealership . John recalls Yenko ads offering the 427 Camaros. He went with his father in early March of 68 to purchase the car and waited 12 days for the conversion. |
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----Wow! Those interior pieces are perfect. This Yenko is going to be amazing when done......Bill S
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Being the 06/67 build subject car sold 03/68, it and the Blue TurboStick in this 10/67 Newspaper Ad could be one and the same? ![]() ![]() ~ Pete .
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Yenko used some creative names for the TH400 1967 Yenko Camaros
in this ad it was a "Turbo-Stick" in another ad "Yenko Special "Super GT Hydro" " in another ad "Turbo Hydra-matic Transmission" Doug , Does your car have the 1967 type mono leaf rear springs or 1968 muti leaf type rear springs ? The paperwork shows a spring change and charge for new springs. |
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