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Hello and thank you for your reply about the P.O.P. tape!! I own the COPO and you are exactly correct!! My family were GM dealers for 30 years, when we ran out of stamp machine tape we went to the local office supply place or a T.G.and Y discount store and bought it over the counter! A regular label maker was a cool thing back then, they still sell them today I think? Thanks for being knowledgable like Charley is!! Dennis Lasseter Jr.
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Hello, No rocker panel trim on a base X44 car as it had no quarter panel gills and no chrome around roof drip rails either. Just letting you know. Thanks Dennis Lasseter Jr.
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Dennis, was this the special ordered blue car that was sold out of the owner's estate in New Jersey after he died?
If so, that was the same guy I bought my Hemi Charger from in 1987. He had a veritable zoo of rare musclecars stashed in his backyard. I still have some of the old yard photos. |
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Hey Smallblockhero!! I own the COPO and thank you for the kind words. She is a pretty car for sure!!! Thanks again, Dennis Lasseter Jr.
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I thought there was rocker panel trim on these cars as well.
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Hey, no not this car, sorry! We bought it out of the original owners garage in West Virginia in 87. It never left W.V. from new until it was brought to our place in Tennessee that same year. Love those Chargers man!! Happy Holidays, Jr.
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Hey Hey, no rocker molding on a base car without trim package. You might could have special ordered that without a trim package, not sure about that. Most all real COPO cars were just plain jane but I have seen some real cars with trim packages and R.S. cars as well! Thanks Dennis Lasseter Jr.
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Body sill molding was standard on all 69 Camaros.
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1968 Z/28 34,000 mile, born with engine and trans, Shipper, California car, Fathom Blue, deluxe interior, M21, 3.55 Posi 1962 Oldsmobile Jetfire, Factory all Aluminum V8 Turbocharged and Methanol Injected TURBO ROCKET engine, 4 speed Hydramatic, 4 link rear suspension, 3.36 Anti-Spin differential, California car, PS, PB, PW, AC, Jetfire 2 option package. |
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Hello, are you saying body sill molding or lower rocker panel molding? I am sure you know that your RS car would have had rocker panel moldings because you had to have a upper trim code to have a RS but no base car without a trim package came with rocker panel molding as standard or that is what I was told by a fellow who used to work at Norwood and build these cars. I spent two great days with this fellow and we had a blast!! I always say, never say never though cause we could order almost anything when we were dealers back in the day. Thanks man, Dennis
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Hey, Oh I know what you mean. If you know someone that has a nice Roger Dean dealer sticker or emblem I would love to have one!! I used to own another COPO 9 body numbers from this car that was shipped to Roger Dean and the POP looked just like this one, but it should cause this is the original one! These old cars are just so cool! Thanks Dennis Jr.
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