RogerD's 1969 Dick Harrell Chevelle

[PeteLeathersac]

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Here's a picture of the Cowl tag on my 1969 Dick Harrell Chevelle . . .

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Welcome Roger and congrats on finding your original car..
Really nice to see you're w/ your original wife too!.

Not absolute but the Cowl Tag 'L' and '72/72' both lead to speculation it was originally an SS car before DH laid his magic hands on it..

Does anyone know of genuine Copo's w/ the 'L' also if any Copos shipped in Monaco Orange or Daytona Yellow had the 72 or 76 on their tags or '--'?.

Also there's at least one known existing genuine Kansas Copo Chevelle isn't there?.


~ Pete

[camarojoe]

Fairly certain I've seen at least one other 72-72 paint code on a COPO chevelle. Seems it was at SCR a couple years ago? On orange SS cars I've only seen - - Yet another reason I'm thinking this was more than an SS from the beginning. Any of you Chevelle guys know of any 72-72 coded 69 Chevelles?

[Xplantdad]

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Fairly certain I've seen at least one other 72-72 paint code on a COPO chevelle. Seems it was at SCR a couple years ago? On orange SS cars I've only seen - - Yet another reason I'm thinking this was more than an SS from the beginning. Any of you Chevelle guys know of any 72-72 coded 69 Chevelles?

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Doesn't Mark Hassett have one?

[Chevy454]

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Here's a picture of the Cowl tag on my 1969 Dick Harrell Chevelle . . .

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Also there's at least one known existing genuine Kansas Copo Chevelle isn't there?.

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I have a copy of a Leeds buildsheet from another member here, it's a "- B" car that was originally Daytona Yellow...shows "1001HA" and "9566AA" on the sheet, and on it's tag (and buildsheet) is listed "AVO 226".

This same member knew of Roger's AVO 227 car long before Roger acquired it or started looking for it...