For Sale:1969 copo chevelle monaco orange 4 speed

sean70ss · #1 12-04-2004, 10:49 PM

Guys going to go ahead and sell her to many irons in the fire. 1969 copo candian documented 4 speed m-22 chevelle, 427,425 hp engine, older resto very detailed, car has been registered with ed and fully documeted by him. Black bensh seat car excellent for the collector. $165,000 Thanks Sean
832-752-7200

sean70ss · #2 12-04-2004, 10:50 PM

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**427TJ** · #3 12-04-2004, 11:48 PM

Just curious and not trying to be a d__k, but why not take something like this to B-J and see how it does? It's the right color and documented as a COPO so you'd think it could generate at least some hysteria? Yes, it's a long haul to Scottsdale but if it's worth an additional 10K (or more?). Again, just curious. Beautiful car!

70 copo · #4 12-05-2004, 02:16 PM

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Just curious and not trying to be a d__k, but why not take something like this to B-J and see how it does? It's the right color and documented as a COPO so you'd think it could generate at least some hysteria? Yes, it's a long haul to Scottsdale but if it's worth an additional 10K (or more?). Again, just curious. Beautiful car!

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Last year a documented example (restored also) crossed the block during prime time on friday PM. I looked this car over and it was well done. As I recall the car was no reserve, and sold for about $80K.

Phil

**olredalert** · #5 12-05-2004, 05:56 PM

------I also watched this car and it never seemed to get up to speed during the bidding. It was probably the biggest surprize of last years auction. That Chevelle not getting up to value was more surprizing to me than the Lincoln Zephyr bringing over $400,000...........Bill S

70 copo · #6 12-05-2004, 08:29 PM

Bill,

Recall the Green/Green Camaro COPO (ex Gary V. Car) that went across first? It scratched and clawed its way to 70K.

And stopped.

No reserve also.

Phil

**427TJ** · #7 12-06-2004, 03:30 AM

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Last year a documented example (restored also) crossed the block during prime time on friday PM. I looked this car over and it was well done. As I recall the car was no reserve, and sold for about $80K.

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A well done COPO Chevelle for 80K? Heck, I could almost afford that...

Let's see...sell granny's house out from under her, she don't need no house. Oh, and gimme' your piggy bank old woman! Stop struggling grandma! Okay, now where's the kid's piggy bank...OPEN THAT DOOR AT ONCE! C'mon kid, hand it over, daddy needs a COPO Chevelle! Give me that lollipop too.

**firstgenaddict** · #8 12-06-2004, 11:15 PM

A well done COPO Chevelle for 80K? Heck, I could almost afford that...

Let's see...sell granny's house out from under her, she don't need no house. Oh, and gimme' your piggy bank old woman! Stop struggling grandma! Okay, now where's the kid's piggy bank...OPEN THAT DOOR AT ONCE! C'mon kid, hand it over, daddy needs a COPO Chevelle! Give me that lollipop too.

NOW that is classic...stealing the kids piggy bank cause daddy needs a COPO.

COPO427 · #9 12-10-2004, 03:23 AM

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Can you guys get in the habit of hiding a portion of the VIN so scammers are not building fake COPO's in other States/Countries by using legit VIN's of the real McCoy. Please don't ask if they are cause they are. You should see how many '67-'69 Z/28's are out there now. There's over 602 '67 Z/28's.

Zedder · #10 12-10-2004, 03:27 AM

Ummmmmm...last I heard there was 188 '67 Z-28's in the registry

Where did you get that figure?