Malcolm Konner Chevrolet
 

Need some help here...I found out where my COPO Chevelle was shipped to,New........does anyone know anything about this dealer......or how many COPO's they sold. I know it is still in service, but not under that dealer's name, it's now Paramus Chevrolet Hummer.......the two son's own a Dodge Dealership in butler, NJ.....Please some one Help.....I also need the old dealer's # and Zone #.....got to be someone out there, that knows. Thanks........MIKE

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Malcolm Konner Chevrolet Corp Paramus, NJ was a well known Corvette dealer. I found this on the net.....

"Fifty "Malcolm Konner Commemorative Edition" 1986 Corvettes were built in a special arrangement honoring the New Jersey Chevrolet dealership's founder, Malcolm Konner. Each Corvette had special two-tone paint schemes, Silver Beige over Black, coded "spec".Window stickers reflected 4OO1ZA as the RPO, and a $500 cost for MALCOLM KOONER SP.EDIT.PAI. All were coups, twenty with manual transmissions, thity with automatics. All had graphite leather interiors. One was retrofitted with a Callaway twin-turbo engine."

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Are there any known COPO Camaros from this dealership?

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There were at least two '70 Deuces sold at Malcolm Konner Chevrolet, Cortez Silver-4sp and Cranberry Red-4sp.

Mike

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Does anyone have the Dealer # and Zoning # for this dealer........It seems as though they did sell some super car's........Trying to finish Documenting this COPO Chevelle.......Thanks for the Help.....regards, MIKE

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I live about forty minutes south of where that store was.

Andrew

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Andrew, you've been missed. Welcome back.

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I just looked through my old files from 1995. At that time, the dealer code was 185 in district 07. I still have the codes on my original ZR1 locator sheets from then. Hope this helps. I know Gary Konner is still around. He'd be a ton of help on this one.

[Edited by Tom Hendricks (05-17-2002 at 09:31 AM).]

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I have a '67 Corvette that was sold new at Malcolm Konner Chevrolet. I've got tons of paperwork on this car and may have some of the info you're looking for. Here are the codes you asked about which appear on my paperwork dated between August and January 1966:

Malcolm Konner Chevrolet Corp.
194 Route 17
Paramus, NJ 07652
Telephone 261-7100
Zone number ......35
Dealer Code .....184
District .........04

Hope this is helpful.

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REDZ.....you have a phone# or email that I may speak to you.....Thanks.....regards, MIKE

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COPO,
Thank you for the warm welcome. I have missed taking part in the many discussions on this board. I am back to stay.

Andrew

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Did you bring YenkoDeuceRegistry & Belair62 with you?

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Hi Andrew, neibor!

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Malcolm Konner 1970 Ads and Logo https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...iggthumpup.gif

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May I ask what magazine or the source of this advertisement???

thanks!

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Car and Driver " August " 1970 https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...iggthumpup.gif
and probably in many other Car & Driver 1970.

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thanks, I have quite a few of them but apparently never saw the ad.. will have to go back and look some more.. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smile.gif

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I believe LV Camaro's Azure Turquoise 69 RS COPO was sold new from this dealership, with enough original paperwork and documentation to choke a horse! There is also another Conner Chevrolet in Indiana that also sold some high performance Chevys, but spelled with a C instead of a K.

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The Indiana dealership was Max Conner in Roanoke, IN. They sold at least two yenko deuces, both are unaccounted for and have very old title histories. They are rumoured to be junked.

Ironically, a NJ deuce spent some time in Roanoke, IN - not a Konner car, but rather a Wallace car. We have no idea how it got there, some of these Jersey cars get around, others don't https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/grin.gif