COPO Identification

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Gary:
Got your 'window sticker', did you get my package? I sent another one today, hope this gets me off the 'bad boy' list!

What you have with your car is not really a window sticker. It is a Car Invoice / Bill of Sale, and was not affixed to the window of the car as it sat on the lot. What we are referring to instead is actually a replacement window sticker. Yenko Chevrolet would remove the factory GM window sticker, and replace it with one of their own. These stickers had a large red and black Yenko crest at the top, then some car specific info, then some standard verbage regarding the COPO package ending with any additional options that were installed by GM or by Yenko Chev. These window stickers are generally only found on cars that were not sold out of Yenko, and seem to be more common on the '70 Yenkos than on the 67-69's.

Because the cars were ordered with just an AM radio, the only am-fm's or am-8 tracks would have been dealer installed. If there were any Yenko installed radios, they would most likely not be a GM unit. Yenko advertised the Lear Jet brand radios in his parts catalog, and probably would have installed one of them. I have been looking for a Lear Jet AM-8 track radio for about 4-5 years now and have found none. Anybody have one??

Marlin