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Old 12-06-2004, 08:40 PM
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Default Re: Yenko Deuce Resto Details

Maybe they ordered too many boots for the auto shifters and decided to use them up on some of the 4 speed cars?
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Old 12-06-2004, 09:17 PM
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Default Re: Yenko Deuce Resto Details

Possibly, but not likely. From the info we have on the a/t deuces, the shifter came in the standard Hurst box along with a brochure, parts list, and instruction manual. So, the logic is that the boot bezel was included in the 'box' and not ordered separately. Knowing Yenko's frugalness, we assume that Yenko got Hurst to send him a batch for free - would explain a lot!
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Old 12-06-2004, 09:32 PM
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No doubt theres a story behind it, and I will bet my last dollar that Don didn't just order a bunch of extra shifter boots for full retail price and randomly install them at no extra cost to the consumer... Would be nice to know what the real story is for sure...Too bad Don isn't around to answer these types of questions we may never know the true answers to.
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Default Re: Yenko Deuce Resto Details

Agree, on both counts.
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Default Re: Yenko Deuce Resto Details

Rob has a good idea for this thread/topic. I'm going to scan all of my pics, then work with Rob to make one thread with them without any replies intermingled. We can then start individual threads per topic or detail pic. So, we'll relaunch this one after I get my pics scanned, and explanations written.
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Default Re: Yenko Deuce Resto Details

Marlin,
I was told to talk to you about finding the center caps for a 1970 yenko deuce. Even a clear picture of what they should look like would be of great help to me
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Default Re: Yenko Deuce Resto Details

Welcome.
Here's the original thread with a close up picture on last reply.
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