1970 Yenko Deuce

[69hurstSC]

linda/earl do whats in your heart and dont have any regrets!

[Donnie]

Linda,
ive read all the replys and the one thing I keep thinking is dont any of your sons want the car?

[hvychev]

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It is amazing how many deuce owners also own/owned a Monte Carlo SS from the '80's - especially original owners. I don't know the reason, but it's awfully ironic


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Marlin you mean like this? My Monte Carlo SS was one of my favorite cars. I wish that I had never sold it. It was the exact car that I had always wanted like it. I recently saw the guy that I sold it to and asked him if I could buy it back and he told me pass!




Linda, do not listen to any of the negativity. You have every right to sell your car for as much as you can get for it. Imagine if you had not clicked on here and some guy gave you penny's and stole the car. Then you would have been out and not gotten what the car was worth. Better to sell it to the guy that is gonna return it to it's glory then some opportunist.

[hvychev]

One more.

[Salvatore]

Real nice Frank!

[Belair62]

You're blocking out the sun big boy...

[indyjps]

anyone talked to linda about the reunion. if they still have the car it would be great if they could make it, there has to be somone passing by their area or willing to give the car a lift.

[farone]

Frank, Do you call $110,000.00 pennies ?????? That offer was made before the car was made public... And it WAS A GUY WHO WAS GOING TO BRING IT BACK TO IT'S GLORY AS WELL AS KEEP THE ORIGINAL OWNERS INVOLVED.... WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK FOR ???? These people have done nothing with the car in the past 30 years. It hasn't even been dusted off since Marlin took the pics of it several years ago. It has just sat and collected more dust.. I'm sure that there's some attachment there, but if you would see the car in person, it would make you wonder....

[COPO]

If the owners have been out of the mainstream collector car market for any amount of time, they likely had no idea if $110,000 was a good offer or not. A year ago, $45K-$50K would have likely bought this car. Personally, I think it is a tremendous offer and far exceeds any previous sales, but can you blame them for conducting some due diligence if they don't have a personal frame of reference for comparison? It would be great to see the car restored or just cleaned up and out at some shows for everyone to appreciate.

[Belair62]

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Frank, Do you call $110,000.00 pennies ??????

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He was talking about the old usual guys who used to sneak around and backdoor people...not the legit offers...and so what if they didn't do anything with it for 30 years.It must be a good start if they were made serious offers.