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MegaCabMan · 06-06-2012, 11:10 AM

Colton,
1968 Camaro with hide-a-way headlights

1968 Camaro with standard headlights

1968 Nova

Yenko was a car dealer that would order COPO (Central Office Production Order) cars...COPO was designed for fleet orders such as police cars but through a loophole dealers could order one-off big engine cars. Yenko just put stripes, gauges, headers etc on the COPO cars.

Here is a picture of a 70 Yenko Nova...

Or how about a very rare 1966 Yenko Corvair (1 of 100 white cars produced)

So while the Yenko Camaro is probably the most well known, the dealership also striped COPO Nova's, Chevelle's and Corvair's from about 1966-1970

So I guess what I am saying is the car in the first pic is in fact a Nova and not a Camaro.

06-06-2012, 11:10 AM	#7
MegaCabMan King of Fun Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 213	Colton, 1968 Camaro with hide-a-way headlights 1968 Camaro with standard headlights 1968 Nova Yenko was a car dealer that would order COPO (Central Office Production Order) cars...COPO was designed for fleet orders such as police cars but through a loophole dealers could order one-off big engine cars. Yenko just put stripes, gauges, headers etc on the COPO cars. Here is a picture of a 70 Yenko Nova... Or how about a very rare 1966 Yenko Corvair (1 of 100 white cars produced) So while the Yenko Camaro is probably the most well known, the dealership also striped COPO Nova's, Chevelle's and Corvair's from about 1966-1970 So I guess what I am saying is the car in the first pic is in fact a Nova and not a Camaro. __________________ I am the King of Fun! Just ask anyone. Everywhere I go, people always say, "Here comes that Fun King Randall."