1969 copo camaro

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[Born30YrsLate]

WOW...that car sits "just right"!...best of luck with the sale.

[Born30YrsLate]

OK...stupid observation...after looking at the pics, both vintage and current, I noticed that the vinyl top is the '68 and early '69 type...I would have thought it to have gotten the "typical" 69 vinyl top...did I miss a discussion somewhere?

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actually a very good question...
the first owner, just recently located, has provided us with information that the vinyl roof was applied after the car left the MK showroom floor. of course at the time the restoration was completed the first owner had not been located to provide us with first hand knowledge of the copo's early years.

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Alan that is a beautiful car that looks to be restored by one of the best. I would have a hard time selling the car if I owned it. Maybe you could sell 10 or 15 of your big block Novas and keep the COPO?
Mark Sheppard

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you do make a valid point mark

[1969l78]

I know a guy looking for a big block nova. Great point Mark The car looks great.

[TLucas]

Very nice looking car. Please provide info on the drive train, interior, etc.
Thanks

[JChlupsa]

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actually a very good question...
the first owner, just recently located, has provided us with information that the vinyl roof was applied after the car left the MK showroom floor. of course at the time the restoration was completed the first owner had not been located to provide us with first hand knowledge of the copo's early years.

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Cowl tag will tell you if it was factory V/top.