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[bkhpah]

It is very clear that the car was delievered through Cordia Chevrolet. It is also right above the Lawrence and Preston race car that was sold by Don Yenko. It looks like James Spencer was the seller of this car. Yenko also signed off on the Ed Hedrick 4-speed car. I was told Gemler wanted a 427 automatic car and was sold the Hurst demo car. I was also told they picked the car up at Yenko. That looks as if it might of happened as well with the note of pick-up on the sheet. Gemlers are from Erie PA so Cordina is likley to be in Erie. And yes, they still own the car.
BKH

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Awesome photos Doug!!
I wonder what it looks like now.
M

[bkhpah]

I wonder if there are any 69 Yenko Chevelle's/Nova's that were raced with dealer colors on the cars. I would love to see those cars as well..
BKH

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Does this Cordia Chev. Camaro have 'YENKO SC' cut-outs on the quarter stripes? I can't see any, and wonder if they were covered over.
Marlin

[CopoDoug]

Last spoke with one of the Gemler brothers about ten years ago,at that time the car had already been parked for some time. Wanting to go quicker they built a pro stock Vega and I don't recall that the Camaro was ever cut on too much. Yes the Yenko/SC script has been covered at the quarters but is untouched on hood & headrests.
Doug



[Edited by CopoDoug (10-10-2000 at 05:17 PM).]

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Amazing photos Doug!!
What will you find next??
M

[whitetop]

In an 1986-'88 Super Chevy mag there is a Yenko Deuce with a clear plexiglass hood scoop at the Maple Grove Super Chevy event. Any idea on who owns this car? I'm interested in the scoop
whitetop