'69 Yenko photo

[cudino]

On the orange Camaro in front, can you guys tell if it has a vinyl top or not? My car is Hugger Orange, black vinyl top, style trim, and endure bumper. I'm just wondering if this is the same car. And also this car seems to have white stripes, and what looks like white pinstriping, even though the vinyl top (if so equipped) was black.

- Wade

[Timm]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tommy Nolen</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Found this over on the 409 website, I'm sure it has been posted here before </div></div>

Any way to identify the cars in these two pics? I know from reading this thread that a couple have been identified. Does any one know the dates the photos were taken? Also are there any other known photos of Yenkos at the dealerships? If so it would be great if we could start a post of Original Yenko photos for historical and viewing pleasure!

[DW31S]

Charley, I just &quot;learned&quot; something (noticed for the first time) after all of these years. I never knew that any Yenkos had pin stripes along with the Yenko side stripes. And, I'm in agreement with Brian about the blue Bowtir grill emblem being removed. I remember reading that elsewhere some time ago. I'm surprised at myself about those pin stripes.

[Kurt S]

The pin stripes were only with style trim cars (or RPO D96) - very few Yenkos had style trim.

[69hurstSC]

I'm assuming this Yenko is accounted for?

[bkhpah]

The OG test car is accounted for..BKH

[Bob Jenkins]

saw these on fb

[DBelk]

Wow, is that Nova possibly a 70's clone?! [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/smile.gif[/img] Those stripes are not right.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

It's real.

[DBelk]

Nice. I bet that thing rode like a brick! I had Schonye put some wide rims on a deuce he restored for me a while back, and they had to come right back off. It was torture. Does the Citrus deuce still live? Reminds me of the vintage pic of Ron Normans deuce he sold.