Heres a few more pics of my 69 yenko camaro (no, its not real just a nice replica!).It was rottiserie restored, a rust free arizona body, painted hugger orange, has a 468 BB with date coded L-72 heads, date coded M-21 4 speed and a date coded 410 12 bolt posi rear. Let me know what you guys think. :beers:

 

Let me make a list of what I like:

The hose clamps
Chevrolet Special Equipment sticker
Were the Yenko stickers supposed to go on the glass by the special equip sticker??
Awesome battery.
Spring rings
Thank you for using stock like cooling hoses.
I don't see a TI box :-P
Fender liners are BLACK and not body color. Very nice!!
Body tag is black like it is supposed to be. very nice.
yup clear turn signal housing to match the SS.
Real T3??

What a nice car! A++++ Thank you for the pics!!

 

wow that thing is beautiful. Mad props for keeping it such amazing condition

 

wowzers. I'm in awe.

 

Thats Amazing

 

Beautiful !

 

really nice car, how about some big ole fat tires on the back tho? would really set it off IMO.

 

Oh wow...! That's killer.

Nice work, enjoy it

 

A beautiful car bumper to bumper.

 

Yes Yenko decals were usually placed on the glass as you see it. All decals and details were as close to original as i could do..not perfect but pretty damn close. As for putting fat tires on the back, i have a set of 275-60s with rally wheels i put on as well for that purpose! Thanks for the compliments guys!

 

Beautiful car, and the right color too...

 

beautiful car

 

Lord!!!

That's HO? Looks more like some super mega expensive metal flake House of Korlors color.

 

No, its GM hugger orange paint. Just a nice base coat clear coat paintjob!

 

Real sexy car man! Thanks for sharing.
I want to build one very similar with my boys (2 sons) in the upcoming years.

 

Still one of the badest Camaros ever!

 

Nice man! Can we get a full shot of the rear?

 

Whats that? You want to see my Rear? Sorry, i dont swing that way! (just kidding!)

 

i like that you have the letters in the right spots on the fire wall.... so many people seem to forget you must have them if you want a realistic replica! such dedication and hard work obviously paid off! good job, jake greenville sc

 

yes but it would ruin what he has worked so hard to do for this car..... this car was made to look like you just went back in time and went to the yenko dealership and bought this car and came back to 2008! they didnt come with wide tires in the back in the late 60s..... but i agree wide tires in the back is the way to go, unless you are doing a show car or a replica! jake