The 1967 Yenko Camaro marked the birth of the Yenko supercar legend. ... (While we don’t have a period magazine test of a ’67 Yenko to cite, consider that a stock 396 Camaro ran high-13s; ...

Weaver was after a Yenko Camaro in March 1968. The sales person, Ron Lane, told him "They weren't prepping them yet," in reference to the upcoming 1968 edition of the car.

The 2022 Mecum Auctions event in Indy will be offering up a rare—1 of 3 known to exist—1967 Yenko Super Camaro in Chevrolet’s Butternut Yellow. This one was worked over by Dick Harrell to ...

Mecum predicts this pristine 1967 Yenko Camaro will sell for $450,000 ... 427..’71 monte carlo NEW $5600 loaded..’69 nova 6 cyl..’73 MGB..honestly I cant remember all the cars I had in 67 ...

The 1969 Yenko was based on the first-generation Chevrolet Camaro, which was released in 1966 as a rival to the Ford Mustang and was designed to improve the Camaro's already remarkable performance.

While "you had to be in the know to get a Yenko or a COPO," Richard says, anybody could get a 4K. He refers to the 375-horse 396 Camaro. Option code L78 was on the order form for everybody to see ...

When Don Yenko devised a way to slip a 427 cubic-inch big-block engine between the fenders of a '67 F-body, the venerable Yenko Camaro was born. While the '67 helped start the craze, the one car ...

The Yenko Camaro 427 was powered by the L72-code big-block seven-liter V8 ... And, with a $5,242 sticker price, it’s probably the most expensive (when new) ’67 Yenko Camaro in existence.

All Yenko Camaro models produced from ‘67 to ‘69 started with the L78-equipped Camaro SS as the donor vehicle. The fiberglass hood, 14x6-inch wheels, Yenko and 427 emblems, ...

A 1969 Yenko Camaro, one of the best Camaros ever made, is a very rare bird. In fact, only 201 of these high-performance pony cars were ever made. This, combined with the way in which these models ...