1969 COPO 9561 L72 Camaro Belmont Chevrolet

[JoeG]

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Wait until you see the Nickey Conversion final results.

Hint; it will include G15 Red Lines for the rear and F15s in the front on Torque Thrust Originals.

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I'm partial to this set-up also.......

[Stefano]

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[PeteLeathersac]

WW!!!

So it's an original Belmont Toronto delivered car?.


~ Pete

[Mr.Nickey Nova]

Steve,
What are you doing to that gorgeous car?? Just me,but i like the original look better.

[Dave Rifkin]

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Steve,
What are you doing to that gorgeous car?? Just me,but i like the original look better.

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No offense but, I think I like the original look better too although I wouldn't mind driving around in either set up.

[Salvatore]

Come on guys, have an imagination! How many cookie cutter COPO's do you want to see out there. This version looks great! Those poverty caps and wheels didn't last for 2 days back then! The car is now ready for some 1/4 mile action.

[BARRY]

HI if you wanted a CLONE why pick on a an original car

[ChevyThunder]

That looks killer !! At some point I wouldn't mind doing something similar with my car. You could do the strip in vinyl and any added emblems with dual stick so a quick trip back to original is simple.... a real easy way to switch it up a bit and give the car that day two look without sacrificing the originality of the car. SWEET !

[Stefano]

Hmmm? Two sided tape and vinyl stripes, now why didn't I think of that

btw You have good taste!

[ChevyThunder]

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Hmmm? Two sided tape and vinyl stripes, now why didn't I think of that

btw You have good taste!

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It's what we do on the race cars.. makes it easier to repair after any unfortunate incidents.. my Coca~Cola Sebring 12 hour winning 962 gets up to about 210 MPH and it all stays put so I figured it would work just fine