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Don Yenko Found a Loophole in Chevrolet’s Own Paperwork to Build a 427 Camaro GM Refused to Make — It Just Sold for $1.815 Million

A 1969 Chevrolet Camaro built purely as a test mule just became the most expensive Camaro ever sold at auction. The reason it exists at all says more about a crack in Chevrolet’s own paperwork system than it does about horsepower.

One Collector Owns a 1969 Yenko Camaro in Every Color Chevy Offered – And That’s Not Even His Rarest Car

by Jack Harmon

Ryan Snyder’s warehouses hold 11 Yenko Camaros, ZL-1 number 65, and a Z/28 wearing a color Chevrolet never sold to the public. Muscle Car Campy got a camera inside for a half-hour walkthrough of the Chevrolet building alone. The rarest car on the floor isn’t the one most people would guess.

Chevrolet Only Built 69 Real ZL1 Camaros in 1969 – So MuscleCar Teamed With Chevrolet Performance to Build the 70th From a Bare Shell

by Jack Harmon

Only 69 real 1969 ZL1 Camaros left the factory. MuscleCar and Chevrolet Performance set out to build a 70th from a completely bare shell, with welder Tommy Boshers doing fabrication work fans can’t stop praising. One viewer who saw a real ZL1 in person as a 13-year-old in 1969 says the tribute build comes close to capturing the original. Watch the full build unfold.

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Don Yenko Found a Loophole in Chevrolet’s Own Paperwork to Build a 427 Camaro GM Refused to Make — It Just Sold for $1.815 Million

One Collector Owns a 1969 Yenko Camaro in Every Color Chevy Offered – And That’s Not Even His Rarest Car

Chevrolet Only Built 69 Real ZL1 Camaros in 1969 – So MuscleCar Teamed With Chevrolet Performance to Build the 70th From a Bare Shell