X-11 Yenkos

[T Billigen]

A The tail panel has not been replaced, I had a body man go over the car and is all original sheet metal.

B I just checked and there is no sign of anything done to tail panel. (welds etc.)

C The fellow that restored the car in 1985 told me he put the bumper on because he liked the looks of it.

D The only thing that seems to be different is the interior and the 68 spoiler and that has been explained by Brian and Kurt.

E Not taking it to Jefferson, anyone in the area this weekend is welcome to come and check the car over. I live about 60 miles East of Jefferson in Slinger. E-mail me and I will give you my phone number and directions!

[shor]

Stefano, do you think Tom's car might have been a Douglas car based on the options it has? Other than the Douglas cars, and the #3 berger zl1, are there any other Copo's that have the 9737 and endura options? Tom, maybe your car came with the endura like mine? Do you have an amfm blue dot? What about exhaust? Since you have such a low mileage car maybe the exhaust is original? Is it chambered?

[shor]

Tom, you better put a pot of coffee on...Stefano is not on this board at the moment...It can only mean one thing

[bkhpah]

I just do not know how to take a Douglass Yenko. It seems strange to me. Ask yourself if you would trade an identical Canonsburg/Yenko for a Douglass/Yenko. I would rather have the Canonsburg car over the Douglass car. The 198 number does not include the other 23 cars. I cannot see the Douglass cars being worth more, or even equal. It is an interesting car, but even with Yenko's blessing on the deal, I prefer a Canonsburg invoiced car...BKH

[shor]

Are you saying you wouldn't trade your Daytona Cannonsburg for my Daytona Douglas?

[T Billigen]

This is a Canonsburg car, check Ed Cunneen's web site it is listed on there. It has the basic am radio. Does not have the original exhaust system on car. I will check with Charly again but I am positive he told me he added the endura bumper.

[bkhpah]

Yeah...BKH