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02-03-2006, 11:53 PM
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Re: 1970 Yenko Deuce
Sure,
This car is a Fathom Blue, 4speed, with no dealer installed options - so, no custom steering wheel, special sport mirrors, or gauges, etc... This car was produced in the first run of cars, therefore was converted by Yenko SportsCars as opposed to Hurst Performance, and is the 48th car produced - stock number YS-051, sold by Howard Livesly. The VIN is 349981, chevy order #QLL440, sold out of Yenko Chevrolet. There were 35 Fathom Blue deuces produced, of which 16 (46%) remain today, (12 4speeds, and 4 a/t's). The Fathom Blue and Cranberry Red were popular colors, and sold briskly compared to other colors - especially gobi beige and citrus green, and is a favorite color among collectors today.
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