Re: Issues with COPO at a show.
I think you misunderstood my original reply. Disregard the authenticity of the car in question; It sounds like you're saying ANY car that is a legitimate COPO shouldn't be recognized as such just because it isn't in 'as built' condition?
Even though I lean toward unmodified cars, not everyone shares my interest. MANY people modify and 'customize' their cars to their own tastes. Modifications of any and all kinds don't change a cars original birth right.
Look at the #1 and the #16 ZL-1s. By your standards they shouldn't be recognized as what they truly are?
I guess "Opinions vary."
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11-23-2006, 05:52 AM
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