69 COPO restored by Gary Volpecelli for sale

[jus4funn68]

Thanks Joe, It seems there is always a story behind the story so to speak. He didnt mention that the engine was not the original. I didnt want to stand on my head to see the pad behind the alternator but I could see the MN on the block but couldnt see a vin. Now I know why. Still, its a very nice car. Kevin

[Stefano]

You shouldn't have seen a vin "behind the alternator". Most COPO Camaros and Chevelles do not have their original born with engines, many have "restoration" engines as they are being called today.

The asking price is much less than what top quality COPO Camaros have sold for.

I have not seen the car but it seems like a good price to me.

Gary had a Green/ Green COPO Camaro, at I believe SR5 OR 6 and it was a very well done restoration.

[Steve Shauger]

If It had its original engine , the VIN would have been on the vertical cast area by the oil filter.

[jus4funn68]

Well Ive learned some things from this thread. I thought the VIN would have been on the front engine pad unless the engine was a dealer installation. Are all COPO's stamped by the filter? Nevertheless, it was great to have a supercar show up at a local cruisein. I remember Gary having the Green COPO. I had called him about some parts for my camaro a couple years back. As I remember he was working on a clone also. The only other COPO's I ever see in this area are the cars owned by Tony Young, but on a friday night he only shows up in nice drivers. Thanks for the info guys. Kevin

[Steve Shauger]

The VIN stamping is related to when the car was built, not the fact it happens to be a copo.

[Carolina]

Hello Kevin
Thanks for the plug on my COPO !!
When you told me about the site Friday night I accidently logged into another camaro site thinking it was where you were talking about.
Oh well, I am here now.
Hello everyone, I am Brent. Glad to be here.

[SMGCO]

Hi Brent. Welcome aboard. SG