With a color this rich and dark, you better get the bodywork right, and the fellas that built this A-Body did exactly that – setting laser straight lines down the flanks, flush doors, and precise gaps throughout the body. You get a subtly aggressive, dual cowl scoop hood up front, a wicked raked stance at the profile, and a black vinyl roof up top that gives the car a very grown-up air about it. So, this 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Yenko Tribute presents a rare opportunity, as it ably captures both the abilities and spirit of those impressive vintage supercars, but at a mere fraction of the price.Ī very appealing Candy Apple Red Metallic color covers the exterior, replacing the original Code 59 Frost Green the car was born with and offering aesthetics more in keeping with the original Yenko sensibilities. Only a small group of 1969 Chevelles received this treatment and of those (reportedly 99).
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Back in the late '60s and early '70s, former race car driver and performance expert Don Yenko forged a specialized niche for himself by ordering stock Chevelles, Novas, and Camaros from GM (along with a couple Corvairs and Vegas too, for that matter), then equipping them with upper tier, big block Corvette engines to result in some seriously tough performance machines.
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