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06-14-2018, 11:09 PM
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The guy in front of the garage is the guy I bought it from. The guy I bought it from wondered aloud to me if it was a COPO several times over the years, the guy before him had no clue (at least he never mentioned it to me), everyone before that (we're now back to the late '70's) essentially said the same thing to me when they first understood what I was calling about "I wondered where that car went, did you know that was a factory 427 car?!" The best I can tell (this kinda amazes me), this car has never had anything but a 427 in it, ever.
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06-15-2018, 02:34 AM
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Pure Fuggn Groooovy Man
 Sure wasn't expecting to see any of my old Pontiac people to be on here posting up about a fresh find on a COPO when i recently signed up. I'd rank this similar to finding a previously unknown 68 RamDeuce Firebird . In one of these upcoming episodes tell us what kind of hardware is bolted together on that engine. Does it have rectangle port heads etc ... Hey Boss , you bought any COPO or Yenko cars you need to come clean about ? I know you'll buy a Chevrolet when the price is right. 
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