1969 427 COPO Barn find
 

black 1969 427 COPO Chevelle Barn find

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzxd...O9sb6CKvSO7Oc4

I hope one of the members of this great site ended up with it. Great car!!

10 10 Bench 4 Speed!!

I hope it’s an M22!!

Ryan W31

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W:drool:W and like a dream come true.
Was there a Black 9561 delivered by the same dealer?:hmmm:
:beers:
~ Pete

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Sweeeeet

Awesome car!!!

Well done Patrick :)

They are still out there!!

Dan

Awesome find and looks like a real solid car sitting there. Looking forward to seeing it out in the sun as well as when it's cleaned up.

That clip came out today and already has over 13K views. lol...that's wild

Wow! Nice, unmolested Copo. Miles look legit too.

Can't wait to see that cleaned up. Wonder what that changed hands for...

Copo
 

Mcacn 2020!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, in "The Barn Finds" :)

Dan

Such a special car, great find! And well done to all involved for bringing it into the light of day again.

Way cool! Great car, great vid! Thanks for sharing!
Makes me wanna go out for hunting today! ;)

Kool find. Congrats!

Congrats! Looks like a great car. Where did this happen?

West Virginia

Keep the car all original. Full detail top to bottom and engine cleanup. Buff original paint. Great find.

Brewers in Ky.
 

Been talking to a friend in Campton,Ky. and he said R. Hurst said there has always been talk of a black COPO chevelle that was sold at Brewers Chevrolet in Campton. Might be this car.
1967 4K

Wow and WOW!!! What a beauty!!!!

Ray would know :biggthumpup:

Sold new at Landers Chevrolet Hurricane Wva

I thinking Grady would love to have this in his fleet.

:burnout:

Gentleman turned down $175 and the asking price is $225 .

Amazing how 50ish years later these cars come out of the woodwork.

So now it's for sale for $225? :confused2:

yes sir. And I am told the car needs restored.

You'd really have to see the car and evaluate with your own eyes to place a value on it. If it really needs restored, that number is pretty steep. However, it is a black 4-speed and that is as good as it gets. Phil

Why not just ask 325k and get it over with.

Is it a survivor or just unrestored?

Regardless it is a wonderful find.

Dan

Nice find but this is the same guy who called everyone here "jealous idiots who don't know anything" when he purchased the "unconverted" Yenko Nova.

Does Mr. Nichols now own the car or is he advising the long-time owner?

If you were to take Mr. Nichols at his word in the video (and he stated it numerous times), the car was recently purchased by someone and it was NOT available for sale.....so much for that :rolleyes2:

The guy that bought the car knows the family well and lives close by. I was told there is rust in quarters.....

I love the car but the asking price would have been ambitious even in 2006. IMO.

Copo cartel someone told you wrong! Since your so concerned come see it yourself and you then can post the truth!

Rgreat69,

First of all, welcome to the site! If you are the lucky buyer of the car being discussed here, let me be among the first to congratulate you on an awesome car. And if the 'rust in the quarters' is untrue, all the better. All of us here would love to see more pictures of it and follow along as it gets cleaned up and ready for whatever happens henceforth. I think you will find everyone here helpful and sympathetic to the car's best interests.

I am not concerned. Cool your jets ....I was given this info from someone that was there and inspected the car. You must be the new owner 5 houses away that knew the family well....and you are a machinist....now how did I know all that. And it’s funny that the car is forsale so quickly.

well said!

I knew this copo well it was owned by my friend he passed in 2003,he was very meticulous with his cars.The car was left to his brother,should be all original,and should be low mileage.
Always wondered how long it would take to be discovered.