Johnson & Associates

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1969 CAMARO YENKO TRIBUTE

- Factory X11 code V8 1969 Camaro coupe
- 02A build date, first week of February 1969 in Norwood, OH
- Finished in its original color of code 52 Garnet Red
- Comprehensive rotisserie restoration completed in 2020 with only 1000 miles since
- Painstaking recreation down to the smallest details into a Yenko Camaro tribute
- Correct 427 cubic inch, 425 HP L72 V8 engine
- 3963512 block with MN code stamp which corresponds to an L72 used with a 4-speed manual transmission
- Aluminum intake manifold
- Dual feed Holley carburetor
- New wiring harness, radiator and cadmium plated brake booster
- Correct hoses and clamps
- Correct vintage appearing Delco battery
- Chrome valve covers with Yenko decals
- Muncie M22 "Rock Crusher" close ratio 4-speed manual transmission
- P9A03C transmission date code corresponding to January 3rd, 1969 - date code correct to car
- BS code 12-bolt Positraction rear end with 3.31 gears
- Power front disc brakes with rear "JL8" disc brakes added
- Chambered dual exhaust system, correct for a Yenko
- Power steering
- Correct spiral shocks
- Beautiful paint and body work with excellent gaps - much nicer than they were new in 1969
- Correct Yenko striping
- Correct Yenko exterior badging and engine bay decals
- Functional cowl induction hood
- SS/Yenko rear spoiler and front chin spoiler
- Color matched steel wheels with dog dish hubcaps and new red line radial tires
- Excellent chrome, trim rubber & glass
- Fully restored code 712 black vinyl interior with white YSC (Yenko Super Car) lettering on the head rests
- Correct vintage Stewart Warner column mounted tachometer and 3-gauge pod below the dash as found on Yenko Camaros
- Fully restored dash
- 140 MPH speedometer, correct for a Yenko car
- Hurst shifter with white shift ball
- Very nice trunk with correct splatter paint finish
- Absolutely immaculate undercarriage
- NCRS shipping data report included

This car has had no expense spared in creating an incredibly accurate tribute to a 1969 Yenko Camaro. You would spend double the asking price to build this car yourself, and that is IF you could find all the correct parts. With prices of genuine Yenkos hovering in the $300-400k range, this car provides an enthusiast the opportunity to enjoy the awesome looks and performance of a 1969 Yenko Camaro at a fraction of the price.

Asking $109,900