Not many like this one

[napa68]

Originally Posted by big gear head

It reminds me of the one that Doug Perry had a few years ago.

That was the first thing that came to mind for me as well

[big gear head]

I believe Doug told me that he spent 3 years talking to the previous owner before he convinced him to sell the car. I would think that Doug would have some information on the car. Have you talked to him about it?

[66cayne]

and no rollbar!

[Pro Stock John]

Guy down the street from me in the early 80s had this car

[Rtomss]

Thanks Freddie, from what I understand Doug didn't have it very long and might not have turned all the rocks over. Ideally, we are hoping to find some dealer or COPO order paperwork.

[Pro Stock John]

Maybe you could post some info from the trim tag, is it the original color for example.

[PeteLeathersac]

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Post 10 pic is over the top cool, anyone ever restoring this car to stock deserves punishment.
What’s the build date, also best post Trim Tag as Body # may line up w/ others known?
Here’s the other two Joseph Ads I mentioned previously, 05/69 Ad has 20x 427 Camaros listed, also three 427 cars in Ad from 08/69. Note there’s nothing referring to them as Yenko cars in either Ad, again are any Joseph delivered Non-Yenko Copo cars known existing today?
More pics please!

~ Pete

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[markjohnson]

Sounds like Joseph was the place to congregate if you worshipped at Church Of The Third Pedal. They saw, realized & catered to those of us obsessed with controlling the transfer of power with our left foot & right arms.

[Rtomss]

Thanks Pete, cool info on Joseph. I'll get a cowl tag pic this weekend. If it helps the VIN is 614880. Here are a couple other pics I have.

[Rtomss]

If it helps I as was given the following. Is there any more info or a way to verify these?

Yenko Stock #9680
COPO Order #9561
Production Date 3-14-69