'Hoosier Hell' '69 COPO Camaro, Queen City Chev delivered with Protectoplate
 

Not an often seen color combination on any '69 Camaro, much less a COPO 427. $175k asking price.

This thing is just perfect for a set of Sun 2 5/8" gauges to be installed under the dash...and I'd have a set of vintage TTs bolted to it as soon as I got it home.

Link to 1969 COPO Camaro auction

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Discussed here recently: https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=157430

----It seems that the repop window sticker has been deleted now!......Bill S

There were two other Queens City COPOs at MCACN XI this year.

I would opt for a nice set of period-correct Cragar SS with big/little tire combo like it sported back in its drag racing days. I am liking the "day-two" looking cars more and more, because that's the way I remembered them. Very few people were driving those cars around with the steelies and dog dish caps. IMO that look has become a little played out.

amen!

I remember very few Muscle Cars with stock/wheels and tires from back in the day.

One of the Super Kool aspects of MCACN is that the show recognizes Day II cars. Now we just need a Day II Vintage Certification class.

Day Two...
 

What's old is new again...seems like only yesterday we were killing ourselves to make sure every part number matched, every bolt was the right color and so forth. In the end, we remember the way the cars the away they were when we drove them...and they weren't stock!

Of course a Day Two revival will make all those parts double in value...but I guess that's all part of the romance :scholar::beers:

-wilma

If they create a class like that Ill bring Tin Soldier in 2020.

/Rich

I need to make it up to the MCACN show sometime! Yeah, I kind of like looking at the Day Two cars even more than the perfect nut-and-bolt restored cars. It's like looking at a time capsule - especially the unrestored cars.

that car is very unassuming....very cool without a console!

Relisted for $175,000 in the link below.

Link to Hoosier Hell COPO 427 Camaro auction

And it's back...relisted in the link below for $175k or best.

Link to 1969 COPO Camaro auction

Great idea!

Who ever buys this car needs this killer 68 short bed to pull it since they are matching.

Sweet!!

Hoosier Hell is back on the block with a $175k price.... Still one of the sharpest color combos out there.

Link to Hoosier Hell 1969 COPO 427 Camaro auction

----Is the oil pan correct for this COPO?.....Bill S

Nice car but still overpriced for the market.

I am sorry but there is no way this has the original drivetrain. And the paperwork is suspect to say the least. I believe it is a copo but original NO

I concur... That trans VIN stamp is something else.

I have looked at this car in person not original drivetrain

Including the BE or just the VIN stamped items.

I have not seen the rearend but in talking to someone who has it does not match the car and stamping is questionable

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That is a good looking truck

Relisted for $250k in the link below:

Link to 1969 COPO Camaro eBay auction

Seems the price is going the wrong way...:hmmm:

Nice copo, how appropriate born with no radio. Thanks for posting scuncio.

you know, it's really just a nice white '69 Camaro with a different drive train. We would build cars like this in the 70's and 80's and no one used the word 'COPO' to describe them. Just cool fast hotrods.