How many 1969 COPO camaros were built with the Rally Sport Package?

[COPO]

No, the one I am thinking about is a different car. It is blue w/black custom int. There certainly aren't many around.

[Rowdy Rat]

There was a similar 1969 RS COPO that was in York, PA for a number of years during the 1990s (it has since been sold). Sounds like the same car; originally an automatic, but no engine or transmission with the car. This one was Hugger Orange with a white interior though... Are you certain about the interior color? Fairly low mileage if I recall correctly, but it definitely needed restoration. It had no paperwork (as you mentioned), but the owner at that time seemed to have a good idea as to the ownership history and was confident that it was a COPO. He certainly got COPO money when he sold it...

I took Brian (bkhpah) over to look at the car when he was in town a few years back. He is certainly more knowledgeable about Camaros than I am... perhaps he can comment as to the condition/originality of this car.

Regards,

Stan Falenski

[hondo_sinatra]

Yes that probably is the same car.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Skip's???

[Rowdy Rat]

Marlin,

Yes, that was Skip's car. I recall that he bought the car from a gentleman in Gettysburg and had it out at Carlisle a few times trying to sell it... and that's eventually what happened a couple years ago.

I don't know who bought it or where the car went, but I seem to remember that the asking price was around $20,000.

Regards,

Stan

[Kurt S]

I know of 3 RS COPO's, and have heard of others. Not a common car.

Pete,
Did you get the email I sent you the other day?

Kurt

[bkhpah]

Skips COPO was a fair car that needed retoration. I do not know what happened to the car since it was sold. There was an old Super Chevy Magazine from the late 80's I beleive that had a Daytona yellow COPO from the Harrisburg area featured. It had a RS grill ect but I am not certain it was a real RS. It had centerline wheels and very dark tintned glass in the feature. A RS COPO showed up at the Camaro National in the Poconos around 1996. It was owned by a Corvette NCRS person. It was a super original car. Stan remember? It was one of the best original unrestored cars I have seen. I also saw Craig Jacksons Cortez Silver ZL/1 RS...BKH