Yenko barn find
 

Wow.

http://www.chevelles.com/forums/showthread.php?t=790529

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Northern MN, huh?

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Cool!

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Way cool, 4-Spd. or Auto?
And where did he buy it new, Grossman Chev Minneapolis maybe?
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Wow a Ralley Green white stripe Yenko exactly the one I prefer.

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YES!! Very cool! Now if the guy will only sell them if he's not going to do anything with them.

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if i was close id get my bag of cash out and lay it on the guys hood and make a deal

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It will be sold by his family when he is no longer with us

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These stories always amaze me. I hope it's real. I also hope the estate gets what it deserves...

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I hope the guy has a deserving son who will love the car just as much as his old man.

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Real car...automatic....sold new at Grossman Minneapolis.

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I just don't get at all why a guy that buys a special car like that back in the day, perhaps ran it hard and blew it up, would just retire it to a barn to rot into the earth. Its not like a forgotten Z they made 20k of. I'd have been fixing it or at least had gotten my son or grandson helping me. Just don't understand the mindset, it would keep me young working on it

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life gets in the way, and before ya know it..youre retired..etc..


its his...he at least kept it out f the weather....and maybe he likes having it around to remind him of a better time

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people hang on to memories. Nothing wrong with that.

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Better there than rotting away out in a damp field. Maybe he is still saving? Hard to pass judgement without knowing all of the surrounding facts.

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: watk69</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I just don't get at all why a guy that buys a special car like that back in the day, perhaps ran it hard and blew it up, would just retire it to a barn to rot into the earth. Its not like a forgotten Z they made 20k of. I'd have been fixing it or at least had gotten my son or grandson helping me. Just don't understand the mindset, it would keep me young working on it
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In the case of my dad: he got sick. He was diagnosed with debilitating Rheumatoid arthritis and could barely get around, much less work on (or even drive) our GTO. He was 35 years old at the time. The car sat in one spot my entire growing up years (about 25 years) until I could convince him to let me keep it at my house.

So there are certainly reasons, even if they are not clear to the casual observer.

Fortunately - it did not deteriorate much even though it was an unheated garage.

K

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Grossman delivered RG M40...N616119 perhaps?
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