1969 Camaro copo on ebay

Warren Malkin · #1 01-30-2002, 06:21 PM

BKH, in my second posting on this car, I mentioned I was going to check for hole in frame. The underside of trunklid has been painted brown, but still has original jacking instructions attached. I'll see if I can peel it back a little to see if original burgundy paint is underneath. Then if the lid is original to car I will see if Camaro emblem holes are present for a spoiler car.

Stefano, Factory spoiler cars whether a COPO, Z/28, SS, or just a plain Jane prior to 05D, wouldn't be coded on tag with D80, that I am aware of.

William, what surprises can you bring to light on this D80 subject? Warren

**Stefano** · #2 01-30-2002, 08:50 PM

What took place, internally at GM to make this specific trim tag change?

**SuperNovaSS** · #3 01-30-2002, 09:48 PM

RESERVE MET! Bidder has 0 feedback, anyone know who it is?

Jason

Offshore · #4 01-31-2002, 12:19 AM

In an earlier posting, the original owner was said to be the former owner of DEB speed shop(s) in Connecticut.
Karl Debian, Retired, living in Florida

NWYENKO · #5 01-31-2002, 12:40 AM

Very interesting bidder history (a lot of "0"'s) Come on somebody here tell me this is worth that kind of $'s. Looks like a $40k-$50K resto project!!

**Stefano** · #6 01-31-2002, 02:51 AM

We have the advantage of professional restorers as members and I know that estimates are just approximations.

So does anyone else care to provide a qualified cost estimate ,to include parts and labor, to bring this COPO up to current maximum show standards?

**Charley Lillard** · #7 01-31-2002, 03:11 AM

To bring things back into perspective....What we appear to be looking at is a COPO with no paperwork and the wrong engine..... I hope it gets better.

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