COPO Camaros

MXZ · #1 06-04-2006, 02:23 AM

Hi, just curious if anyone on here knows anything about these 2 Camaro ads from hemmings. The COPO in PA. has 325 miles on it? I'm dying to know how much they want for it.

Does this ZL-1 really have the original engine? Anyone know anything about this car?
Thanks

CHEVROLET: 1969 Camaro ZL1-427 Fathom Green/Blk auto One of 8 know with its original motor of the 69 built ZL1's.Car is restored to #1 condition with date coded carbs to rear-end.#'s matching Motor,trans and rear with full doc's of restoration and pic's.Coming out of Private collection. This is a Real ZL1 Camaro not a Clone. best offer Contact: 954-899-6325 or [email protected], FL

CAMARO: 1969 COPO 9561, 4-speed, special order color, trim tag, 325 original 1 owner miles, 1st inspection still on windshield, title in original owner's name, original invoice, GM dealer still in business, no dealer auction bs/fees, call for details, selling for estate. Automotive Legal Service, 800-487-4947, Philadelphia area, PA.

ChevyThunder · #2 06-04-2006, 10:33 AM

If the COPO is the Blue car pictured below she wanted 375K for it a year ago when I tried to buy it.

**ANDY M** · #3 06-04-2006, 07:40 PM

I spoke with the guy from the legal service last month, he said that he had a bid of $315K but was looking for $345.

I wished him good luck.

SMGCO · #4 06-04-2006, 07:51 PM

If it's really what it is being advertised as it is worth at least that much.

MXZ · #5 06-04-2006, 08:15 PM

If those pics above are the 9561 that is for sale, it is one sweet looking car. I am drooling over the fact that it only has 325 miles on it.. and all the docs. But 345K? If these are selling for this much are the ZL-1's selling for a million?
God I wish I were rich...

What do they mean special order color? Was it a color not available for a COPO car? Looks to be Dusk Blue?

ChevyThunder · #6 06-04-2006, 08:22 PM

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I spoke with the guy from the legal service last month, he said that he had a bid of $315K but was looking for $345.

I wished him good luck.

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I wonder if the wife passed away too ? It was claimed that the guy only started the car and drove it around the block every so often. I would probably have ot agree that at this time the car is probably worth that. I found out about it just before BJ in AZ in 2005 so it is actually over a year ago that it was first for sale for 375k . I remember the car showed up in either Dupont or Rob Report shortly after BJ and I never heard about it again. But the market may have dome to that car.... all original 325 mile COPO...if someone paid 205k + commis for the 69 Z @ BJ then I would have to say this car is worth the money and then some.. I know part of the Z's attraction was that it was never titled but still... 325 miles? Put the window sticker back on it it's new!

**ANDY M** · #7 06-05-2006, 01:22 AM

The blue is a Pontiac color, according to the seller.
The car was raced and restored, something like 12bolt's old car. Hence the low miles.
When I mentioned 12bolt's car and what it sold for, that is when I was told how much they wanted, which is why I wished him good luck, and why I still wish him good luck.

ChevyThunder · #8 06-05-2006, 01:31 AM

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The blue is a Pontiac color, according to the seller.

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Andy I was told the same thing about the color but never got an answer if the trim tag was a -- PNT code or not

jfkheat · #9 06-05-2006, 03:54 AM

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The car was raced and restored, something like 12bolt's old car. Hence the low miles.
When I mentioned 12bolt's car and what it sold for, that is when I was told how much they wanted, which is why I wished him good luck, and why I still wish him good luck.

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If it was a survivor with 325 miles I could see it being worth the asking price. Having been raced and restored, it shouldn't be worth much more than any other COPO Camaro.
James

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