Possible 1967 Yenko Stormer crash photo from 1969
 

Mark Dillon posted on “Glory Days of Racing FB page.

Dillon photo of his 1967 Camaro crash at the 1969 Donnybrook Trans Am.

He states that the car was an ex-Yenko Trans-AM car

I only know of 3 Yenko 1967 road racing Camaros

The blue Jerry Thompson Yenko 302 Camaro built from a base Camaro (car no. 24)
The red Bud Gates Yenko Stomer (car no. 21)
The blue Boye Yuma Yenko Stomer (car no. 68 at Daytona)

I posted this on a few FB pages to see if any additional info comes up

Very cool pics and info. Now that's an action shot if I ever saw on.

Paul

Cool Mark walked away! Donnybrooke = Donny Skogmo & Brooke Kinnard ...

Previous owner. If the car had blue interior, maybe it was the Bill Boye car.

Odd there is only 1 pic of that rollover, when a photographer was right there and took this one.

To clarify, the crash happened in late May 1970, not 1969.

The fact that he walked away from that crash is unbelievable considering the safety measures (or lack thereof) at that time in history, wow.

racing results show Bill Boye and Billy Yuma ran it at Sebring with the no. 21 in 1968

this is a screen shot from a youtube on the 1969 TransAm season

appears to show it sliding in the dirt

Joe, this is the only pic I can currently find of the Bill Boye #21 Camaro at Sebring. Two other Camaros behind it.

I was able to find another pic of the Bill Boye car from Sebring. It had a rear spoiler on it at Daytona the previous month but it appears they removed it.

These are really cool pics!!

Kool stuff, thanks for sharing.

Bill Boye Yenko Stormer Z at Daytona in July '67 for the Paul Revere 250 night race. Shown is the original flat hood with hood pins at the four corners. In '68 at Daytona the car had an SS hood on it. When I asked Bill Boye about it he said the tech inspectors did not like that he had cut out a lot of the underside support structure to the hood so they made him change it. The quickest hood he could find happened to be for an SS and he had it repainted in time for the race.

Of note, the Don Yenko/Jerry Thompson car had a tinted windshield and the car crashed by Mark Dillon also had one. Both the Boye and Gates Yenko Stormers has clear windshields when new.