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03-20-2012, 03:51 AM
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Re: The mistery COPO car
At first I thought you were saying the car was a 427 copo that had a Z motor and parts added [and certainly wondered who would do that ] , but i think you mean COPO because the Z parts were added to a base X44 car?
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03-20-2012, 04:24 AM
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Re: The mistery COPO car
The transmission and rear end is COPO parts .
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"Jaws" 69 Z28 copo is a famous car here, but will it beat our Stage 1 Buick on the track?
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03-20-2012, 04:21 AM
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Re: The mistery COPO car
They said it was a 12437 coupe with a 350, 250HP motor 14" wheels . Feb 28 1969. That had no resemblance to what we saw in 1969 .My geuss is that the car was bought with the intention of building it into a race car for the 5 litre class There has to be some body around Montreal that knows this car .George
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"Jaws" 69 Z28 copo is a famous car here, but will it beat our Stage 1 Buick on the track?
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