Who bought this copo camaro
 

Did anyone from here by the COPO Camaro N664112 ? It sold for 15k, seller ended auction.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Chevro...p2047675.l2557

Originally frost green with white vinyl top and standard white interior. BDY 366216
Nothing much left original on that car, is bb heater core original? Looks like small block motor mounts?

Other than theX44 and BB heater, what would make you think that this is a COPO car? I'd like to know how to spot them.

It is listed in the Registry. Oh Bergy tell us more.

Seems to me that the seller would have listed it as a COPO car. Unless I missed it there was no mention of it being a COPO in his ad. Did he not know what he had?

This car was just added March of this year after inspection & recommendation of very knowledgeable CRG and SYC members. Registration includes body number & other TT data. No original drivetrain present at time of registration. I will have to ask the registrants if it's ok to post their names. I can assure you that they are members whose expertise would not be questioned by the community. All of the cars in the registry rest on 3 legs: 1. Factory/Dealer paperwork, 2. Expert inspections & certifications, and 3. Ownership history (with contact info). The car being discussed here obviously teeters on one leg & it should be valued accordingly, but the experts are credible IMO.

When i spoke with the owner, he did not mention anything about copo. I believe it was just an old drag car that was not known except for the registry. You can see that at some point in had a full cage going back to the trunk rear frame rails. I was going to pull the trigger on the auction and did not expect the auction to be ended, lesson learned.
Roger

I spoke with the seller again, really nice guy. He spoke with a guy for a few days, a guy from texas drove over and loaded it up. He has no contact information for buyer other than he drove straight thru from texas to grab it.
Roger

How much money would've bought it before the seller ended the auction?

He had a $13,000 reserve. $15,000 bought it to end the auction. What is it's real current value if inspected and verified, certified?