What exactly does sYc stand for?

[Belair62]

Guess we beat the hell out of this one !! O.K. so why did Nickey Chevrolet have a backwards K ? Was it just poor spelling ?

[MikeA]

Belair62,

Your right!! That is what makes this site GREAT!!

MikeA

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Oh, my source is this guy Belk in Iowa, claims he had a visit from Don himself the other night along with Elvis....!! Some good corn in Iowa!!
M

[Unreal]

Marlin,
I was referring to a picture of a serial number tag in Paul Zazerine's "How to Restore a Musclecar. The tag reads:

YENKO SUPER CAMARO
YS-8021
CANNONSBURG,PA

By the way, I notice that you live in Douglassville. I grew up in Bally, and graduated from Boyertown in '66. Maybe we share some common friends? my sister taught at Boyertown East JR high, until 2 years ago.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Unreal;
You are right, the tag riveted in the door jamb of the '68 Y-Camaros do say 'Super Camaro'. BKH reminded me of that the other day. I'm not sure I remember any license plates though.

As for Douglassville, we just moved there about a year ago. I don't know very much about the area except that I'm 40 minutes closer to Maple Grove Raceway and Carlisle, and that a Rallye Green Yenko Camaro was regularly serviced at the Mobil Station in Gilbertsville. (Still looking for that car). I'm also closer to two second owner '69 Yenko Camaros which BKH and I got to see when he was helping me stripe my car. Not a bad place to live, building like crazy though!
M

[Unreal]

Nothing but farmland, when I was growing up!

[sixtiesmuscle]

I was looking through some old magazines today, and, found the March '68 issue of "American Rodding". On the cover is a series of pictures showing Dickie Harrell's injected funny car with the caption "Dick Harrell's Wild Ride". On the door is a large Yenko crest, and, below it reads "Super Camaro Dealers" in very large letters. I know this thread came to a rather contentious end, so, can we allow that sYc has been used to indicate more than JUST Yenko Sportscars. Technically, it would be more correct if it was used for either Yenko Super Cars, or Yenko Super Camaros, because at least those each have three words, not two. As always, it seems that any proclamation that there is only one way to interpret this stuff seems ill advised.