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03-07-2007, 11:57 PM
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Re: Ohio COPO Dealers
The COPO from Frost is triple black/with deluxe comfort weave, VE3, D80, RS, console, gauge, rally wheels. Born with drivetrain. Very loaded up for a COPO. The highest optioned car that we have done, thats for sure. Should be a really stunning car...BKH
 
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03-09-2007, 01:55 AM
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Re: Ohio COPO Dealers
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[ QUOTE ] Brian...sounds bitchin' (for lack of a more apropos word). Can't wait to see it! [/ QUOTE ] Me either!   [/ QUOTE ] Duh...on my part!  My brain has finally made the connection...LOL. From what I've seen...it looks awesome!
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03-09-2007, 02:00 AM
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Re: Ohio COPO Dealers
Looks even better today. Did some work on it today and the car is VERY close to final blocking. Body fit is super. Nothing like a fresh black paint job...BKH
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03-11-2007, 09:53 PM
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Re: Ohio COPO Dealers
Here's a pic of it being dropped off onto the SCW trailer and heading to the shop.
Which brings me to this point - I've been trying to find out more regarding the Camaros' history -I have talked to the original owner of my car. He bought the car off the Frost Chevrolet lot in Aug/Sept. of '69 and traded it back to Frost around Jan. 1970. The owner previous to me bought the car in March 1975 from Gene Young Motors used car lot in Springfield, OH and it resided in or near my home town of Eaton, OH until it came to CA in 2002. From early 1970 to early 1975 I don't have any info. I've tried all the regular tactics, so if any of you Ohio folk remember (or know someone who does) this car, I'd appreciate any info.
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