1969 Camaro copo on ebay

**Bob Jenkins** · #1 01-27-2002, 07:02 PM

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69</A> copo 427 3,900 miles 4 speed 12 bolt 410 rear.rosewood wheel,rally wheels,gauges consol.first copo car in new england.vin#124379n634907 floors,trunk,body orginal no rust or rot.st69-12437-nor282791bdy tr-711 67-69pnt 04c x44 cowl tag #s purchased new at scunzio chevrolet ri.orginal owner still lives in waterbury ct.car needs to be restored

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X77D80 · #2 01-27-2002, 09:37 PM

Did you notice the sellers feedback rating? (-1).

**whitetop** · #3 01-27-2002, 10:52 PM

I can't blame him for having a -1 once you read why he rec a negative. When you list something as a seller under ebay for the 1st time it directly goes to the seller accepts escrow mode. You have to manualy change it to non escrow. Most 1st time sellers, as this guy was, do not catch this until it's to late-after the auction ends. It caught me and I have 480+ pos, no negs. Ebay has been doing some "crafty" stuff like this over the past year that is getting a lot of sellers upset.
Dave

AutoInsane · #4 01-28-2002, 01:40 AM

OK...at the auctions COPO's in exellent condition were selling for @ $45,000. So what is a COPO that needs a total restoration worth? And the more pertinent question, what does the seller think it is worth?

I would think the car should be a fair sale south of 20k.

Just my opinion....

Bill

**Kurt S** · #5 01-28-2002, 03:03 AM

No mention of what drivetrain or docs are with the car, but this would be a beautiful car. One of my favorite colors!!

**SuperNovaSS** · #6 01-28-2002, 03:03 AM

Has anyone talked to this guy? Why aren't there any engine pictures? Any documentation? How does he know the miles are right? Rear antenna???? Just curious.

Jason

big guns · #7 01-28-2002, 03:03 PM

No pictures of the engine makes me wonder to. I contacted the seller and he has no info on the car.Would be a rather nice car to redo if origanal.And with documentation here is the owner's phone that the seller gave to me does anybody want to contact him...

contact owner mon/fri 8:00-5:00
203-937-0570
ask for, bill

68l30 · #8 01-28-2002, 04:28 PM

I've got a couple of copies of ads from Scuncio.I'll check the dates when I get home from work.

NWYENKO · #9 01-28-2002, 04:39 PM

What is "a service package"? Would this mean possibly a replacement block? The green COPO at Barrett with a replacement block brought only $38000. Does a $30k reserve seem reasonable?? Also wonder if floorpans or wheelwells have been hurt in any way.

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Wacky174 · #10 01-28-2002, 04:56 PM

Looking at COPO prices at Barrett-Jackson. No probably not worth it unless it was super special which at this point it doesn't reflect. Also what is up with that new inducted hood in the pictures. Bill, the owner did not say but if it was raced as much as he claims I would think the car had a monster hood scoop added at some point. The owner said the car was not cut up but I'll bet the quarters panel well are knock in to allow for drag slicks. Tha car is set up with an add on traction kit '69 circa he added..... If Brian Henderson chimes in he will have some answers as for Scuncio and dates. The owner has gotten over 250 Email on this car and added that he will not respond back by e-mail. It will be interesting to see how much it goes for or who is the first to get to him and hand him cash and close the auction.

Wacky

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