Is this a known COPO Camaro?

[Stefano]

Now a ZL2 hood on a X44 code V8 Camaro.....that's a different story.

[Schonyenko2]

Originally Posted by Stefano

Yes, that is who he got it from. I ran an NICB and it came back as blank way back then. It would be interesting to see what the NCRS dealer data report might show.

Just to be clear; There was NO original drivetrain with this Camaro and I believe all the drivetrain components were sourced from JM.

Yea, that was the car. No drive line at all. Agree, it would be interesting to see where an NCRS goes to. And you're also correct about it being pretty rough.

[iluv69s]

Really ??? There are sm block cowl hood cars out there?? I've never seen an original small block cowl hood car...other than a Z-11, Z-10.....

[Steve Shauger]

Originally Posted by iluv69s

Really ??? There are sm block cowl hood cars out there?? I've never seen an original small block cowl hood car...other than a Z-11, Z-10.....

Yes it was an available rpo on any SS.

[William]

Yup

[camaromb]

Another SS small block '69 Camaro with factory cowl hood was the hugger orange SS with white houndstooth for sale on this site a year ago or so, with a ZL1 engine installed. That was a great west coast survivor.

[Fast67VelleN2O]

This is a sad restamp.

[Stefano]

Originally Posted by Stefano

Yes, that is who he got it from. I ran an NICB and it came back as blank way back then. It would be interesting to see what the NCRS dealer data report might show.

Just to be clear; There was NO original drivetrain with this Camaro and I believe all the drivetrain components were sourced from JM.

When inspected at Fred's Barn there was no heater core or heater core box cover. There was a convenient story that it was a big block box/assembly and dated to the car, but there was NO such supporting evidence. No parts and no pictures, nothing but the story.

The NCRS data report shows 6/26/1969 Delivery date to Dealer Code 335 Zone 1, Larke Buick Chevrolet Inc. Hastings MI.