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C ![]() ![]() Are there production quantities planned or will it be sell to meet demand?. ![]() ~ Pete [/ QUOTE ] We gave some thought to limiting the number built, but we wanted to do this project a little different, more in tune with what Don would have done. Thus we are not limiting the number of units built. Don was about numbers, and building what the customer wanted. As was the case the first time around, when customers would set down with Don and tell him what they wanted, we want customers to do the same, from mild to wild. Want a 2010 Camaro to match a your Teal Island Blue ’68 Yenko, or one in Royal Plum, the guys at the SCW can do it. Want a 2010 Yenko/SC Turbo Z, no problem. How about a Yellow 2010 Yenko/SC 427 auto to match your ’69, can do. Hum... ![]() |
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What's old is New Again!
![]() It's all about reviving our past. Happier times when things were less complicated. Best Wishes to ALL those involved! ![]()
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This is great news.
First the Nickey Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3 cars, then the Gibb specials and now, a Yenko. Can it get any better? Congrats to all of the folks involved in making this happen, it couldn't be a better or more dedicated group, who fully understand the impact that Don Yenko made on our hobby. Bashton MCACN Managing Member |
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