1967 Fred Gibb sold, Dick Harrell Built Yenko

[67427]

Could someone post the pictures of these two cars in this thread from the show.Thank you.

[Hawkeye]

[MosportGreen66]

[67427]

Thank you for the pictures of these two awesome cars.

[Stefano]

Only at MCACN....the Red and Black Yenkos had not been displayed together since they were both on the showroom floor at Fred Gibb Chevrolet.

[Stefano]

Well............what did you'all think about these special Camaros once you got to see them together up close in person?

[COPO CARTEL]

They were very nice to look at ....as usual your showcase of cars was drooling to say the least . [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/drool.gif[/img]

[mrays]

Both of those cars were amazing to look at. The only thing better would have been if they were both parked side by side. The black one was one of my favorites at the show. Did any of the magazine guys there shoot a feature on it?

[mrays]

Both of those cars were amazing to look at. The only thing better would have been if they were both parked side by side. The black one was one of my favorites at the show. Did any of the magazine guys there shoot a feature on it?

[Gary Peifer]

Its been a while since I owned the car, 1977-1979 but she still looks fine! We had a business representative retire last week and he asked me about some of the classic Chevy's I've owned and / or restored. When I told him that the Harrell Camaro was one of my favorites. He suggested I visit this site to see if it was there. I can't stop smiling. It was a head turner and a neck snapper to say the least. I can remember watching the clouds role by in the paint at night. I hope to have the opportunity to see it in person again someday. It had the only B&M M-21 Muncie 4 speed I ever ran across. I will post some pictures when I get them digitized. I have a picture of Dennis and myself when I was working on the car before I sold it to him. Thanks for the drive down memory lane.
Gary.