E-Bay '69 Yenko Disguised As a Z-28 Clone!

[bergy]

COPO140 - Re-read your own posts. You went from saying that the car had "a few bolt on items", to possibly a "sub frame", to "possibly some sheet metal". You've acknowledged all of these possibilities yourself (and you aren't even the one doing the research).

Marlin - you get a lot more cooperation at DMV if you're researching cars that you actually own. Also, you have to pay for every record. If you send in $5.00, you get one record.

vfitom - You have 25 years with the PA State Police - many of us consider you a hero (including me)! Get your courage up man. Since you have disclosed info from our personal email conversation - you're email statements indicate that you are obviously afraid to disclose information because people "in the know" are mad about the envelope story disclosure. You've indicated to me that the owners of #616414 in 2000 made statements that "led you to a junkyard (in a round about way)". You have also indicated that there was another "Tom" present during your 2000 inspection and he may have been the source of the envelope story. Come on man - we're on the 24th page of this stinkin' thread! What are you waiting for - tell what you know.

To all - It's pretty obvious that this is a BLOOD SPORT (not a hobby). When a guy like vfitom is intimidated - wow.

[old5.0]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bergy</div><div class="ubbcode-body">To all - It's pretty obvious that this is a BLOOD SPORT (not a hobby). When a guy like vfitom is intimidated - wow. </div></div>

Did you check the trunk for Jimmy Hoffa's skeleton yet?

Seriously, what's with all the Super Secret Squirrel action? Is somebody going to get whacked? It either is a Yenko or it isnt, but nobody is gonna know for sure until all the info is out in the open.