Any true car aficionado knows of Don Yenko and how he cemented his place as a muscle car icon when he convinced GM to install the 427 engines in the 1969 Camaros thus creating the COPO as well as developing an extensive network of dealers who sold his “Mean Ones” which went on to include the Yenko Nova 427, and Chevelle 427.
They also know of the tragic plane crash that ended his life much too early. Because Don never trademarked the Yenko name, nothing with his ambition was released after his passing. Now after being lost in the shuffle and a couple business deals the Yenko name has risen again like a phoenix from the ashes.
Classic Industries and Classic Automotive Restoration Specialists Inc. have teamed up to continue the 1969 Yenko Camaro production. You heard it right; you can now get a spanking new 1969 licensed Yenko Camaro Continuation Series car. The limited edition, second-time-
Classic Automotive Restoration Specialists, founded in 1999, have been recognized as a leader in restoration and custom building of quality antique and classic cars. Featured in magazines such as Street Rodder, Hot Rod, Street Trucks, Super Chevy and Hot Rod & Restoration;
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