1969 camaro copo needs restoration
 

Offering up my 69 copo. Restoration started including install of gm quarters gm inner and outer wheelhousings gm taillight panel. Date correct block correct 840 heads correct crank m21 transmission correct shifter 621 belhousing correct radiator correct carburetor flat bottom cowl air cleaner. Gm fenders header inner fenders radiator support nice original cowl hood nos Grille all orginial good shape interior. Gm doors roof and window weatherstripping. Some nos emblems nos headlight bezels original good shape front and rear window mouldings pair nos bumpers. More parts are probably there just can't think of them all. Protecto plate original invoice sold new love Chevrolet caycee South Carolina. Original owner still able to verify car.65,900 text Mike for pictures at 704-589-9412

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Man I wish I had an extra 80k laying around I'd be all over this! Good luck

Very tempting.
Can we see a pic of the trim tag?

Cowl tag
 

Here you are.

Is the car in the Registry?

Dont know that it is

.... Check the Vin # with this list :biggthumpup:

https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=125831

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Not on the list

Protecto plate
 

Protecto plate

looks like 9N632486?

but we have later VINs that are 03E build.

The body tag date is not a 'build date'.

ZL1s #1 & #2 have 12E tags; plenty of 12C and 12D cars had later VINs.

Crg shows it to be a april build date !!

N632486 was final-assembled on or about Tuesday, April 22.

Many ZL1s have 02D body tags and were final assembled March 4-March 12.

Our '67 Z28 had an 06E tag and was final-assembled July 12, 1967.

The body tag date is not a 'build date'.

Other pictures of paperwork

Sonny Tindal is still bustin' up the 1320 to this day.

The body tag week indicated on the TT approximates the build start. There are always exceptions, but why would Chevrolet put anything in that spot on the TT if it means nothing? Do you have many 04A and 04B TT weeks recorded in the CRG date base?

Chevrolet didn't put it there; Fisher Body did. As John Z has stated, the body tag meant nothing to Chevrolet assembly. They had no need to reference it.

The date on the tag indicates when it was released to production by Fisher Body. Fisher regularly skipped weeks; June & July 1969 are perfect examples. Some cars at Van Nuys with 04D and 05A tags were built in June. Some 05A units were built in July.

Norwood '67 Camaro N100001 has an 09B tag. Our db has over 150 '67s with earlier tag dates, a few back to May '66.

Good info William!

Many other new parts not listed . It has the original floor pans trunk floor frame rails cowl and firewall all very solid . Original doors that are very solid . Nos dog dish caps .

Reducing the price to $75000

More photos of the car

A few more

Any pics of BE rear stamp?

Stamp is covered by ladder bar brackets .

I feel with the date on the rear that it is the correct rear ,

reducing the price to $65000

Can't believe I missed that. Thanks

Think your missing the pop and warranty book

Went right by that post...and more than once. Makes me feel pretty stupid after overlooking the POP

As a side note D-11-9 is the correct known casting date for the BE0416 rear.

FWIW...my Z/28 still had its original diff in it after 45 years of racing and 5 owners who never removed it. When I got it, the car still had ladders bars welded to the diff and the date stamp was covered.

I'm assuming this car still has ladder bars under it and the race suspension is still there? Haven't seen any complete pics of the underside?

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That sure seems like a fair price and a relatively easy resto. Kinda surprised it hasn’t sold.

Your Camaro is for sale?

$3,800 is kinda cheap for a copo wasen,t it?Heck my r/s was more than that...

That’s a beauty Norcam!

Still for sale !!

About to take it off . Going to restore it myself and sell it for all it is worth . Thanks Mike