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Authentic 1968 Yenko Camaro Coupe 427 -
Offered for sale at the 2007 Barrett-Jackson Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Authentic 1968 Yenko Camaro Coupe 427
Sale Price: $170,000
Auction: Barrett-Jackson Auction Company
Location: 2007 Scottsdale, Arizona
Lot Number: 1298
427cid/450hp V8 with a 4-speed transmission.
Yenko Supercar #8021 and equiped with COPO 9737.
Completely restored, documented and a multiple award winner.
Coming out of a renowned longtime private collection is a 1968 Chevrolet Yenko SS427 Super Car C.O.P.O Camaro. 1 of 64 produced and 1 of approx. a dozen still in existence today. 1968 Yenkos are in fact more scarce than the '67 or the '69 model year Yenko SC's. Each carefully handcrafted at the Cannonsburg, PA facility of Yenko Chevrolet and Don Yenko. It is Yenko Supercar #8021- order #113453 under the C.O.P.O 9737. Sports car conversion package. Fully documented by Mr. Ed Cunneen of the Copo Connection as well as being registered with the Super Car Registry (SYC). The sports car conversion package (C.O.P.O. 9737) consisted of a 140 mph speedometer, special carburetor, and heavy duty suspension. The Yenko dealership finished the unit with a special fiberglass cold-air hood, 427/450 hp. short block, 14 X 7 Pontiac II rally gauges. All 1968 Yenkos were outfitted with a Muncie M-21 4-speed transmission and air spoiler package. It appeared on the front cover and "feature car" of the September 1989 edition of Musclecar Review magazine. The article also featured none other than the "Legendary Big Daddy Don Garlits behind the wheel." Speaking of Musclecar Review magazine, the creation of Don Yenko was carefully restored back to its original state of condition. During the restoration every attempt was made to replace every nut, bolt, part and part number back to the way it left the assembly line and Yenko dealership. Being verified and closely monitored by Musclecar Review magazines "restoration editor" and "Yenko historian" Greg Donahue. Then displayed at the Talledega Motor Museum in Talladega, AL. It then made its way to Niagra Falls, NY 1998 for the United Camaro Club "Camaro Nationals" event. It was carefully judged and went away with Gold honors. Its quality and rarity was so done still by 2001 that it made its way to the Amelia Island's Concours d'Elegance where it placed first in its class. Then featured on the popular TV show Speedvision Autoweek in November 2001, at the famous Indianapolis Raceway Park (IRP). A dvd copy of this episode included with the car.
Sale Price: $170,000
Auction: Barrett-Jackson Auction Company
Location: 2007 Scottsdale, Arizona
Lot Number: 1298
427cid/450hp V8 with a 4-speed transmission.
Yenko Supercar #8021 and equiped with COPO 9737.
Completely restored, documented and a multiple award winner.
Coming out of a renowned longtime private collection is a 1968 Chevrolet Yenko SS427 Super Car C.O.P.O Camaro. 1 of 64 produced and 1 of approx. a dozen still in existence today. 1968 Yenkos are in fact more scarce than the '67 or the '69 model year Yenko SC's. Each carefully handcrafted at the Cannonsburg, PA facility of Yenko Chevrolet and Don Yenko. It is Yenko Supercar #8021- order #113453 under the C.O.P.O 9737. Sports car conversion package. Fully documented by Mr. Ed Cunneen of the Copo Connection as well as being registered with the Super Car Registry (SYC). The sports car conversion package (C.O.P.O. 9737) consisted of a 140 mph speedometer, special carburetor, and heavy duty suspension. The Yenko dealership finished the unit with a special fiberglass cold-air hood, 427/450 hp. short block, 14 X 7 Pontiac II rally gauges. All 1968 Yenkos were outfitted with a Muncie M-21 4-speed transmission and air spoiler package. It appeared on the front cover and "feature car" of the September 1989 edition of Musclecar Review magazine. The article also featured none other than the "Legendary Big Daddy Don Garlits behind the wheel." Speaking of Musclecar Review magazine, the creation of Don Yenko was carefully restored back to its original state of condition. During the restoration every attempt was made to replace every nut, bolt, part and part number back to the way it left the assembly line and Yenko dealership. Being verified and closely monitored by Musclecar Review magazines "restoration editor" and "Yenko historian" Greg Donahue. Then displayed at the Talledega Motor Museum in Talladega, AL. It then made its way to Niagra Falls, NY 1998 for the United Camaro Club "Camaro Nationals" event. It was carefully judged and went away with Gold honors. Its quality and rarity was so done still by 2001 that it made its way to the Amelia Island's Concours d'Elegance where it placed first in its class. Then featured on the popular TV show Speedvision Autoweek in November 2001, at the famous Indianapolis Raceway Park (IRP). A dvd copy of this episode included with the car.
