Could this be a '69 COPO Chevelle?
 

Can anyone tell me if this could possibly be a COPO Chevelle by the VIN and trim tag info?
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...r/DSC06580.jpg
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Re: Could this be a '69 COPO Chevelle?
 

Not a copo

Re: Could this be a '69 COPO Chevelle?
 

Most all copo Chevelles were built in Baltimore only one was built in CAL. There are no known copos built in Kansas. That doesnt even look to be a SS I do not see a L on that trim tag

Re: Could this be a '69 COPO Chevelle?
 

Thanks guys, so much for me finding a diamond in the rough...sure looked like one at a glance wouldn't you say?
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...r/DSC06577.jpg
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Re: Could this be a '69 COPO Chevelle?
 

I'd check the rear code for the heck of it...

Re: Could this be a '69 COPO Chevelle?
 

Just out of curiousity, what condition is it in and what are they asking for it?

Re: Could this be a '69 COPO Chevelle?
 

The COPO rearend code would be KQ.

Re: Could this be a '69 COPO Chevelle?
 

Hi, is that car from the South Hills towards Washington County outside Pittsburgh?

Man, that car and the area look very familiar....

Re: Could this be a '69 COPO Chevelle?
 

The car is in the Pittsburgh area. It's definitely no COPO though...as it has drum brakes and A/C...just a rusty Malibu. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...s/confused.gif

Re: Could this be a '69 COPO Chevelle?
 

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Most all copo Chevelles were built in Baltimore only one was built in CAL. There are no known copos built in Kansas. That doesnt even look to be a SS I do not see a L on that trim tag

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Did'nt this guy at camaros.net find a COPO 427 engine from a Kansas Chevelle?

http://www.camaros.net/forums/showth...light=Chevelle

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