1969 COPO Chevelle

[Ed Cunneen]

Rare documented COPO 9562 Chevelle - Triple Black combination - new Tuxedo black paint, black vinyl roof and bench seat interior. Just finishing frame off restoration. Many GM NOS parts used. Factory options include automatic,chambered exhaust,AM radio with rear seat speaker, tinted glass, Super Sport wheels, and factory floor mats. Non-original drivetrain with many correctly dated parts (carb, distributor, heads, alternator, etc). All new 4:10 posi components and axles. Hi-performance Turbo 400 trans. Stainless steel lines. Broadcast sheet. Can be purchased for less if purchaser finishes restoration (interior and drivetrain installation). One of only 3 known to exist in this color. $ 94,500.
Contact [email protected] for more details.

[mockingbird812]

Hello Ed,

Do you have some "in process" photos of the car you could post?

Thanks,
Sam

[MikeA]

Some before and in progress pictures would be great.

[camaromb]

Are there any pictures of the car as found before restoration? What condition, etc.?
Mark

[Mr70]

I think this is the Columbiana Chevrolet car he is referring to.
Scroll down for pix.
http://copo.com/L72-VIN-Chevelle.htm

[mockingbird812]

Cool. http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif I grew up a couple towns over in Canfield. May have laid my eyes on this as a youngin'!

Sam

[Ed Cunneen]

I am now posting pictures of the Black COPO Chevelle on www.copo.com (http://www.copo.com) in the Classifieds section. The car is located just outside Chicago, IL.

[mockingbird812]

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I am now posting pictures of the Black COPO Chevelle on www.copo.com (http://www.copo.com) in the Classifieds section. The car is located just outside Chicago, IL.

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Like the vintage pix. Now that is a baaaaad boy with those Cragar S/Ss and racing slicks stuffed into the rear wheel well. Nice stance. Triple black is killer. http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif

[Stefano]

Those vintage pics are very cool. Do you have any idea what it ran as set up, back in the day?

[njsteve]

I like the old photo with the tail light lens from the 1971 Barracuda showing. Since it's not blacked out it has to be a Barracuda and not a 'Cuda.

[James1]

Is this the original body that came with the car?

[MikeA]

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Is this the original body that came with the car?

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What makes you ask that question? Do you know the history of this car?

[camarojoe]

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Is this the original body that came with the car?

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What makes you ask that question? Do you know the history of this car?

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In the ad on copo.com it reads:

"Note: This COPO Chevelle had been raced its entire life, and very few original parts remained. Due to modifications that had been made for larger tires, a rear clip from a donor car was used during the restoration of this car to bring the Chevelle back to stock condition."

[MikeA]

Good point... Joe. However my questions still stand.

[James1]

Mike,

Most of these cars were raced and modified and cut up.
I just wanted to know how many orig. parts were left on the
car. Does not sound like much is left of the orig. car?

James

[James1]

I'm curious about this car because I come from Ohio and lived near Quaker City Dragaway in Canfield during the 70s and 80s. I remember seeing a lot of 69s that were modified
beyond stock appearance.

James

[allcamaro]

OK, now were goin. http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

[Ed Cunneen]

Price is being reduced to $64,500 sold less engine and final assembly to be completed by new owner. Please contact me at
[email protected] for more details.