You're going to have a hard time finding an original Yenko in good condition these days, but the original 1967 run of 54 units was just the first domino to fall in establishing a more than 60-year ...

FWith street tires and no headers, Don McElroy's 350-powered '69 Camaro owned H/S and J/S records in the high-12's at 107 mph. Today these classes are dominated by 351-powered Mustangs running ...

Crowning it the baddest Pro Touring machine on the planet would usually be an exercise in subjectivity and futility, but the absolute greatness of Stielow's '67 Camaro transforms that otherwise ...

Additionally, the Camaro has the correct alternator, distributor and carburetor. The Camaro takes its place alongside his other rides: a ’69 Chevrolet Nova, a ’65 Mustang, and a ’67 Chevelle.

Muscle car fans will know the Yenko/SC name. It’s for the biggest, baddest Camaro that had to get around GM’s rules to get the 427 cubic inch 450-horsepower big block engine. The original 1967 ...

If you want your very own Yenko Camaro, and you'd rather be its first owner, Brand New Muscle Car is currently licensed to produce official reproductions of these classics, with prices ranging ...