WHAT IS THIS WORTH? 1969 Camaro COPO

$150k ?

it depends as not all Corporate Office Production Order Cars are the same.

i have had a couple of weird ones, before the muscle car "boom".

i would be careful with muscle cars, the real esate market adjusting itself is going to effect the prices of these cars.

 

Neil
Do you know who it was ordered through?

69 had COPO in Yenko

If it is a TRUE COPO YENKO that is worth large coin

http://www.sportscarmarket.com/profiles/2005/September/American/index.html

Not a Yenko still worth large coin just not as large.

PM me for more (don't post much more for a bit)

 

Very rare? Not VERY rare but there were only about 70 built so they are rare.

COPO cars came with an all aluminum 427cid V8. In most cases the copo option MORE than doubled the cost of the car. One example would be a new car costing $3700, the COPO package added another $4100 to the final price.

I believe the Yenko cars were iron block 427's so the COPO is less common and more than likely worth more $$.

 

I believe you are correct. IIRC, the COPOS are more rare than the Yenkos...

That car is worth six figures for sure.

 

COPO (Central Office Production Order) came in a couple flavors. 9560, which included the all-aluminum ZL-1 427 (69 built). And 9561, which featured the L-72 cast iron 427 (and the car Yenko ordered and put their stickers on - not all 9561's are Yenkos, though).

These guys'll have a decent handle on price ...

http://www.yenko.net/

 

I belive I saw a green one go at BJ for 400k.

 

Looks dark green to me.

 

Maybe you are right. I was thinking anything less than 20 to be "very rare" and less than 6 or 7 "extremely rare"

 

I used to know what that color was called. I will dig around and see what I can find.

I remember seeing a couple of Corvettes roll off the line that color...

 

I believe the color is like a forest green. That color was around back then. If you like green, its all subjective.
Its usually the green interior that kills the look.

 

A 1969 chev Camaro COPO, brown w/ black interior, sold at Barrett jackson for $160,000.00 this year. I remember seeing a green/green one go for $120,000.00-$130,000.00 in 2006 in case you want to know.

 

The car Neil was looking at is a Vapor Special SCAM. Unfortunate I had a buyer for it

 

Ill forward this thread to my cousin. He has a "1st generation" camero.. and has been president of the Houston Camero Club for a number of years now. He should be able to give you a pretty good idea. He goes to Camero Car shows ALL THE TIME (its his passion really)..

Mike

 

What's a Camero? Sorry, I just had to ask.