uncommon copo found

[deuce-less]

lookin" for ya there

[Schonyenko2]

Naw, we're lookin for John Milner.

[markinnaples]

that thing flat out rocks

[deuce-less]

update, pic's starting to come in from the first owner, pic is of the third owner paying a visit to the first owner. the first owner was located by dan palchanes after the third owner provided the original dealer invoice.
the blue mule was originally named Big Blue, street raced and drag raced, originally driven off of the showroom floor on 8-12-69 at MK by the first owner who had just returned from 30 months in vietnam. he had originally wanted a hemi mopar, but heard that the 427 camaros were quicker and thus became the original owner that day in 1969.... interesting info

[Donutblue]

Someone is either getting teary eyed missing the car, or he wished he kept those snow tires.

[mockingbird812]

Just terrific stuff Alan. Gotta be a good feeling!!!!


Ah yes, nothing like a 427 Camaro with snow tires!!

[Allen]

Alan,
I checked out your Camaro at the Supercar Reunion... beautiful car! Just wait 'till those fine Novas get done!


Allen

[Mr70]

Have any of the 188 1969 Camaros that received RPO V75 Liquid Tire Chain,turned out to be ZL-1 Camaros?..That would be a hoot.

[deuce-less]

it does take some time to assemble the proper parts and the right people to 'get er done', no doubt on this copo camaro ken was the man, with his team to bring this camaro back
as for getting the nova's done.... i'm sure ken will move the nova's along as quickly as he can.... right away would be good

[NovaMob03]

If it weren't for Ed Cunneen telling me (after retirement) the 'the car appears to be a Malcom Konners COPO' Alan probably wouldn't have bought & restored it. It wasn't much to go on, but Alan had faith in Ed's words, had Jerry M certify it & spent a lot of time & $$ to bring it back from the dead. Alan & Ken
Thanks Ed...you were right on