Copo Chevelle
 

1969 Copo Chevelle -427 ; any documented cars built via a 300 deluxe platform ?

Thanks David

There’s speculation, but no known actual cars. The GM documentation states these are built on the 136379 body. A Post COPO would be very cool.

There are many people who want that to be true and there are a few potentials but I am still hoping the day comes when one comes out of the wood work.

Speaking of this I should connect with the one owner that swears he has this type of car and try to get to see the car.

Ryan W31

I think a '69 post 13427 L78 is cool enough....you can only push the super cool meter so far.

Let’s NOT Go down this Pigeon Hole :(

Dan

Isn’t this a rabbit hole?

Ryan W31

I have not heard of any post COPO 427 Chevelles.

I remember when researching the COPO 427 Chevelles over 30 years ago , we all thought they were only built in Baltimore then a few popped up from Kansas City

Would be pretty dang cool! I am looking for a survivor or one that needs resto if anyone knows of one. Sean

Were the KC COPOs all late in the year? I know the orange Harrell car was a late build, but that's the only one I'm very familiar with. I sold the original dated seatbelts out of my late June KC Malibu to Roger (RIP) when he was restoring that car.

Roger's Harrell 427 Chevelle was a 07C date trim tag

There were some KAN tags found similar with the AVO like Roger's

one was a stripped car thought to be a 427

and a 427 engine was found thought to be from a KAN COPO Chevelle