Grady Burch's 1969 COPO Chevelle!

[NorCam]

Grady & Mike,

Thanks for the introductions and the lengthy conversations while getting a great look at the two Copo's on the weekend. The work on the Red car was amazing and I enjoyed seeing the blue car up close as well. I was very happy to have met both of you at the show and appreciate the time you both spent showing and discussing the details of the cars. Can't wait to see what pictures are added from Bruce and yourselves.

Graeme

[m22mike]

Originally Posted by NorCam

Grady & Mike,

Thanks for the introductions and the lengthy conversations while getting a great look at the two Copo's on the weekend. The work on the Red car was amazing and I enjoyed seeing the blue car up close as well. I was very happy to have met both of you at the show and appreciate the time you both spent showing and discussing the details of the cars. Can't wait to see what pictures are added from Bruce and yourselves.

Graeme

Was great to meet another sYc brother and spend a little time together Graeme.

Mike

[m22mike]

A few more shots of the back half new metal and inner tub repair to floor pan.

[m22mike]

More. All the metal, less the GM NOS quarters, is AMD metal. Fit was VG with only a couple minor tweaks. Also take a look at the rear frame horizontal member. The original was distorted from a minor hit in the back at some time, it could have been saved but for 123 bux the AMD replacement was awesome. All the AMD metal was full gauge like OEM. Trunk drop off extensions as well.
Phil Woj supplied the left tail light housing and it just happened to be from a Garnet red car, the right is the original to the car.
Along the way Phil helped out a bunch with parts and advice with this build, it kept the Camaro guy from screwing up to much.....


Mike