Yenko Chevy holding lot pic

[Mr. T]

Joe, do you have any pictures of the 69 double COPO Chevelles, and the L78 Novas before conversion? Were these cars parked near the double COPO Camaros in the same lot, or elsewhere?

[camarojoe]

There were some Chevelles in the same lot, although theyre off in the distance, they look to be COPOs with rally wheels. The front end of one Nova can be seen in the corner of one pic, but you can't really tell what it is... the lot had a bunch of non-high perf stuff in it too, including 4 doors, a Step Van, Biscaynes and Impalas, and I can even see one non-SS El Camino.

[Mr. T]

Thanks Joe. Any other pictures you could post of the lot would be appreciated.

[PeteLeathersac]

I've always loved this pic....don't think I've ever seen any others but would sure love to? .
Joe, are the other pics something you've had for long or part of your recent motherlode? .

And Steve, quite the thought on documenting the Yenko cars by radiation readings. . Be careful here as you wouldn't want to find this is true and have any cars confiscated. . I know of a military vehicle collector who had some units taken from him after high readings. .

~ Pete

[camarojoe]

I've had the pics of the Strabine Street lot for some time, they weren't part of my recent purchase. I'll likely have them on display at SCR if anyone would like to take a closer look.

[JChlupsa]

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I've had the pics of the Strabine Street lot for some time, they weren't part of my recent purchase. I'll likely have them on display at SCR if anyone would like to take a closer look.



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as if you really needed to ask that question.

Hell Yeah bring them

[SSJunkie68-69]

I like the idea of testing the cars for their radition levels....that's a pretty interesting idea.

However, let me ask a stupid question. How did the radiation get into the ground and the building to begin with?

Inquiring minds need to know!