Re: COPO with - - paint code
Yes, I live just outside of Lancaster, Ohio. The COPO car has a 9E build date. As stated above, it was a paint delete car. I was wrong about the original color on it last night. I posted the reply from my office, and did so from memory. I had the file for the car here at my home. It was originally painted 70 Pontiac Citrus Green. It is an X-44 single COPO car with 711 interior, M-21 4 speed, without console, tach, or gauges.Besides the 9561 option, the only other option it has is an AM radio. It has 19,600 miles on it, and I even drive it on rare occasions.
I also have three other 69 Camaros. A 396/375hp car that I purchased in 1971. It is my nice weather driver car. A Z-28 survivor car with 25,800 miles on it. It is 100% original, except for the distributor cap, spark plugs, and plug wires. It even still has the original belts and hoses on it.
It looks like you went back in time 33 years. Quite a car.
Finally, I have a Z-10 Pace Car hardtop. Bought it in Los Angeles a few years back. It is a 350/300HP car, loaded with about every option but power windows, fiber optics, and liquid tire chain. It is currently under restoration. It was a survivor car, with 42,000 miles on it, but had so many door dings and rock chips in the paint that I decided to have it re-painted.
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