1969 Yenko Camaro 4 speed at Mecum Auction

[NovaMob03]

There'a a second doc with 'car invoice 5/27/69 mailed to Mr Bob Johnson' which suggests that the price was....
$4245.00
136.00 freight
84.30 roof
94.80 pwr st
61.10 radio
240.20 (amt on doc but not added in to the total)
$4621.20 total
The 1st invoice was on Yenko letterhead and the 2nd doc a typed carbon copy

[Stefano]

The main difference is Dealer Invoice/what the dealer paid Yenko for the Camaro to Window Sticker/retail price.

This is a real nice clean body. The secondary VIN is visable and legible through the cowl vents.

All necessary "athentic" Yenko/COPO body parts and piercings are present. There was even an "X4" on the rear seat bulk head under the original glue.

Very nice body for a Midwest car.

[Pat O'Connell]

Jude..Good to hear from you and thanks for the best wishes! I'ts been a terrific car for us, our family had a lot of fun with it and I've really enjoyed owning it. A special thanks to Jude and also to Stefano for all his efforts in managing the auction placement and car preparation. You guys are truly first class!

[Xplantdad]

Good luck Pat! [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]

[Pat O'Connell]

Hi Bruce,

Thanks, I appreciate it! My wife and I had a great time at the auction, and we can't speak more highly of Stefano and the Mecum staff for everything that they did with presenting and auctioning the car. Outstanding all the way!

[Xplantdad]

Stefano is one of a kind...a true car guy and a great family man...!

Glad you had fun Pat [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]

[enio45]

What did the car sell for? Looked like a beautiful car!

[Mr70]

Sold for $177,500.

[bergy]

How did the 9561 package show on the invoice? My understanding is that it was a $489,75 option from Jan thru Nov. Also, all Yenkos were 9737 cars - cost was $184.70. Was that a seperate line on the invoice?