Yenko Deuce crest emblem

[supersport69]

Thanks alot. I kinda figured they were repros, just wanted to make sure

[camarojoe]

no problem.

[nuch_ss396]

While we are on this Yenko Crest discussion, can I ask some
of the members here a question or two about the original
1969 model year emblems?

What was the original cast metal? (alum., white metal, ?)

Were the original emblems attached with castle nuts on cast
posts, or stick-on? From this topic I already learned that
the original Crest emblem had no part number.

Does anyone have a good image of an original Yenko Crest
emblem that they can share? I'd like to see the front and
the back sides if possible.

Lastly, I'm building a collection of original "Super car"
emblems and I'd like to get an original Crest, if humanly
possible. Does anyone know of any in existance? I'll bet
they are like hens teeth to find. I'd be very interested
in learning more about these emblems.

Thanks,
Steve

[Xplantdad]

Who owns the rights to this style Yenko crest, if anyone?



I've seen it pretty much duplicated in print media (car magazine ads)all over...the only difference is the name in the middle of the design.

In fact, there is a local car dealer here in Phoenix that's using the above "crest"...the only change is that the name of the current dealership is in the middle instead of Yenko.

Opinions?

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

That crest design was very popular back in the day, so many dealers used the design with their name in the middle.

Original emblems can be found, but usually by word of mouth - especially the '69 version. The black/chrome version can be found sometimes on ebay, I had purchased two NOS ones for my car via ebay about 5 years ago.

[Supercar_Kid]

It also helps to be close to Canonsburg.