1968 Yenko Copo Camaro/ Non converted car

[T Billigen]

That is what I am interested in

[Belair62]

Charley...I'm dieing over here...that was the absolute best comment of the year !!!Not only could the car be a very interesting COPO/Yenko etc....but it could also hold the genetic key to some very early stash!!!!I like you again but...you still suck

[mc25t190]

tom, is the 1968 yenko camaro for sale? if so, go ahead and send it to huber's, he can finish it along with my 68 yenko camaro, i'll settle up with you later. i'll take 2 if Chuck Huber and cuppy do them.

[T Billigen]

Let me have them get it done first and I will let you know. I have to admit that it sure would look good sittng in your garage. They will be two Beautiful 1968 Camaro's when restored....(Converted and Non-coverted Yenko's.)

[mc25t190]

those 68's just keep adding up!

[68l30]

Joe,any more info on the Ash Gold 427/TH Camaro?Sounds like an awsome car.....

Steve

[hvychev]

Huh?? Tom B you JUST got the car back after all these years.....why would you even consider selling it???????

[jetdoc]

HEY TOM-GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR CAR-NICE TO HEAR AFTER ALL THESE YEARS YOU GOT IT BACK!!!

[T Billigen]

THANKS!!!

[bkhpah]

Cool car. This is the car that I found at the local Camaro Club {PACE} show. The car had all the little things one would look for in a 9737 Yenko 68 Camaro. I knew the car was special as soon as I looked at it. I also knew it was not a converted car, but I felt the heritage was Yenko without a doubt. Yenko sold 9737 cars without the 427. This is one of those cars in my opinion. Right color, and special parts were all there. The interior was sweet. The car should be a real good looking car when finished. Dealer trade or not, still a Yenko COPO. Joe C's research would seem to indicate that as well. As I like to say, show me the next one...BKH