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It seems that there are at least a few COPO choices available in the market place today. I know that some of the best COPO Camaros have sold close to the plus/minus side of $300k. They reside in private collections and are currently not for sale.
This Copo will certainly not be for everyone as the COPO Connection stopped certifying cars soon after it was found and thus no COPO Connection certificate exists for the car. It was found in an unrestored state, with all its original uncut unmodified sheet metal. The original engine was in the custody of one of the sYc members and has since gone to another member. It does should be reunited with the car, but that is another story. This car is the real deal. How many of the found COPOs still have most of their original sheet metal. It is a gorgeous restoration and was on display at SR9. All three vins are original and not tampered with as well as the original trim tag! $210,000.00 or may consider the illusive factory L89 Nova's on trade. Please contact me for more info. Stefano http://www.nickeychicago.net/vehicle.php?id=70 |
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Like seeing an old girlfriend, that ZL2, Endura & steelies combo in Hugger Orange sure has heavy initial impact! .
![]() Just friggin' deadly...simply the epitome of '69 Camaros!!! . ![]() O' happy day when the engine returns from whence it came! . ![]() ![]() ~ Pete
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I was one of the people trying to acquire this COPO when it came for sale last year, but I moved a bit too slow.
This car was sold new at Frost Chevrolet in Mechanicsberg, Ohio. We don't know how many COPO Camaros they sold but are confident that they sold more than a few. There are other Frost COPOs which run the production gambit, from soon after the first Yenko Orders to late in the Model production run. We also have a verifiable chain of ownership from 1970 up to the present. |
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I am in love with that car! If I could just convince my wife to move into a trailer house for a year or two.
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Steve H. industrial art collector |
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nice looking resto stefano
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Love that Hugger!
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69 JL8XRAM/,68 BM Camaro/67 BM Chevelle/W-30,67 Baldwin Motion Chevelle |
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Beautiful.
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I am in love with that car! If I could just convince my wife to move into a trailer house for a year or two. [/ QUOTE ] Trailer house? Where would you keep all your toys? |
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If I bought it, my wife would have me living in the box trailer along with the car......now that I think about it, that's not all bad.
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The Copo has found a new home.
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