[hotlap]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=x1SL7q...fauxfullscreen

[yankee]

Wow, that's nice! And better looking

[GearheadSS]

Insanely overpriced and you're paying a premium for the name, which is just licensed so imo, it's not a true Yenko car.

I'd rather build one for less.

[KirkH]

Originally Posted by hotlap

Wut? Flatbed to the dealer for an oil change?

Yep.

[KirkH]

Originally Posted by GroundhogSS

It would be cheaper to have the dealer send someone over to do the oil change.

Probably has a really nice driveway that he doesn't want oil spilled on. That would be my guess as to why he trucked it over to the dealer.

[dlv4540]

OK can someone verify to me the car is not street legal because when I looked it up it was not street legal in Califonia? Why would it have everything in it like a regular car if it was not street legal? This is not the same car as a COPO camaro so I am a little confused here? Can someone give me some insight to this? I figured the guy brought it in on a flatbed because he does not want to put any miles on it. All of the ones I have found online only have a few miles on them. It is expensive but a neat car. It kind of reminds me of my 2011 SLP ZL1 750HP camaro I used to own that originally stickered at $125,000 but are lucky to bring half of that today. Maybe down the road some of these cars could become collectible. I have owned several 1969 big block camaro's and can remember the story of how the 1969 COPO camaro stickered at $7500 and sat on the lot because they were to expensive. At the time that was twice the cost of a big block camaro that you could get with a 396-375HP package.

[TheRealJA105]

Originally Posted by dlv4540

OK can someone verify to me the car is not street legal because when I looked it up it was not street legal in Califonia? Why would it have everything in it like a regular car if it was not street legal? This is not the same car as a COPO camaro so I am a little confused here? Can someone give me some insight to this? I figured the guy brought it in on a flatbed because he does not want to put any miles on it. All of the ones I have found online only have a few miles on them. It is expensive but a neat car. It kind of reminds me of my 2011 SLP ZL1 750HP camaro I used to own that originally stickered at $125,000 but are lucky to bring half of that today. Maybe down the road some of these cars could become collectible. I have owned several 1969 big block camaro's and can remember the story of how the 1969 COPO camaro stickered at $7500 and sat on the lot because they were to expensive. At the time that was twice the cost of a big block camaro that you could get with a 396-375HP package.

There is no way they are CARB emissions compliant, so that's my guess.