Please Help Me Find My Uncle's COPO

[COPO CARTEL]

How can I help......I was at the auction and put it on the rollback going to Columbus. The car is in Arizona with the restoration almost complete

[ssl78396]

Have any pic's what the car looked like when it sold at auction?
Would have been a shame to change it from it's race look [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/thumbsdown.gif[/img]

[COPO CARTEL]

The car was identical to the photo on the rollback when at the auction.....we inspected the car 2 weeks before the auction to verify that it was a real COPO.....BE was there....curve neck.....piercings.....no exterior badging.....BB heater box...Cowl relay .....brakes ....all the important signs were there along with 4,003 original miles

[Fast67VelleN2O]

Its a crime to change it from race car to cookie cutter restoration.

[Mr. Chevy]

This was truly a kick a$$ day 2 car to the fullest!! It was like a time capsule put away for all these years.. I'm really glad I got to see the car in person before it went away for restoration.. I would have kept the car the same with it's race history!!

Here are some shots I took of it... Myles engineering was the place for race motors in Cleveland back in the day and the Nolan Brothers were well known for their paint work!!

Enjoy... Rich

[brent396]

WOW very cool [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/[/img]

[ss427copo]

My wife always tells me to keep my eyes on the road whenever we are traveling the &quot;back roads&quot; of different areas......this is the reason my head is always on a swivel looking for barns, garages, etc., etc........

[ss427copo]

I agree. I wouldn't have even washed it given what I know now.

[ssl78396]

Thanks for the pic's I do remember the story awhile back.
Again they are only this way once!
There are original COPO's for sale why ruin this one?
What an absolute waste!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mr. Chevy</div><div class="ubbcode-body">This was truly a kick a$$ day 2 car to the fullest!! It was like a time capsule put away for all these years.. I'm really glad I got to see the car in person before it went away for restoration.. I would have kept the car the same with it's race history!!

Here are some shots I took of it... Myles engineering was the place for race motors in Cleveland back in the day and the Nolan Brothers were well known for their paint work!!

Enjoy... Rich













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[68l30]

Heres a neat tribute page to some more of the Nolan Bros work. Enjoy!

http://www.carnutdirect.com/index.ph...&amp;Itemid=61





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