Butternut Yellow '69 COPO Camaro

[Mr70]

Looks like 435 hp.

[Tracker1]

Great pic! What track is that?

[Kurt S]

That looks Daytona Yellow to me. The whites are pretty washed out in that pic.

[GearheadSS]

Originally Posted by Kurt S

That looks Daytona Yellow to me. The whites are pretty washed out in that pic.

Agreed. Definitely Daytona Yellow.

[markjohnson]

That says 425 HP and I’m pretty sure that’s Sonny’s Tindal’s COPO which was for sale here just a couple of years ago.

[NorCam]

Yes that is Sonny Tindals DY Copo. It was for sale last year and I called and talked to Sonny about the car prior to it being sold here. I believe it went to a member who's in California and is being restored.

[Tracker1]

https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...sonny%2Atindal

[bergy]

Interesting that some folks stopped by at the show indicating that they knew of 2 additional butternut COPOs out there. One was said to be a Canadian car. I'm waiting for verification with VINs and paperwork. I'm sticking with 2 butternut COPOs until I get verification, but could be 3 or 4.

Regarding the Supercar Feature - I don't know how to do that :-)

Also, in our haste to get this car finished for MCACN, we didn't take a lot of photos along the way. I finished the drive train and sub-frame while the body & paint were in another shop. Then assembly was a mad rush! The Sportscar Center in Ephrata, PA did a great job IMO.

[L78racer]

Beautiful car.

[mprice]

I owned a butternut yellow automatic on the column copo and sold it in 1990. It was an eastern Kentucky car.