Lancaster, PA Yenko Chevelle

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camarojoe · #1 02-18-2019, 01:31 AM

It may very well have been repainted, but why would you think it's not one of the 99 Yenko Chevelles? It's got a bowtie in the grille and an SS hood, no Malibu side trim, IE: all the COPO stuff that a Yenko 427 Chevelle would have. It wasn't some put together car off the back lot.

**GotGrunt** · #2 02-18-2019, 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by camarojoe

It may very well have been repainted, but why would you think it's not one of the 99 Yenko Chevelles? It's got a bowtie in the grille and an SS hood, no Malibu side trim, IE: all the COPO stuff that a Yenko 427 Chevelle would have. It wasn't some put together car off the back lot.

Like I said in a previous post, I agree this car looks like a copo, but anything is possible. Joel Rosen would have built you whatever you wanted as long as you had the cash to pay for it. There are a few things out of the ordinary on this car that gets the gears in my head turning

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