Price My Classic

This COPO #5 of 69 is Black with Metallic White graphics. As you know, the COPO Camaros Chevy has been producing for racing-only the last few years come with no vehicle identification number (VIN) because they are only for racing purposes. It is the 427 Naturally Aspirated rated at 430 HP. These vehicles are produced as race cars from the factory and do not have vin numbers. They cannot be registered. Factory Features on all COPO Camaros include; Holley 'HP' electronic fuel injection processor • Speed density operation • Wide-band O2 sensor included Cable-actuated throttle Production LS7 ignition coils Production LS7 secondary wires GM sensors 2014 Features standard for 427 Naturally Aspirated ELECTRICAL Dash-installed control switches: • Starter • Ignition • Fuel pump • Water pump • Cooling fan • Lights GAUGES Autometer with gold 'Bowtie' logo on dials • 5' 10K RPM tach with shift light • Electronic water temp with 2. 0625' face and 100-260F range • Electronic trans temp with 2. 0625' face and 100-260F range • Electronic brake pressure 2. 0625' face and 0 - 1600 psi range • Electronic fuel pressure with 2. 0625' face and 0-100 psi range • Voltmeter with 2. 0625' face and...

The exterior of this car is a stunning Silver Blue Metallic with Ceramic coating for that extra shine. Body fit and exterior hardware are in show condition. The white hockey stick striping really sets the car off, all SS badging is new. All the chrome and lights/lenses are in new condition, this car can really draw a crowd. The interior of this car is as nice as the exterior, with custom black bucket seats, door panels headliner dash, and interior hardware are in show condition. The fit and finish of this car is impeccable. Vintage air has also been added to keep things cool. AM/FM CD player is dash mounted with remote control. Mechanically this Camaro has much to boast about, starting with the 350/350 Horse crate motor attached to a Muncie 4Speed with a Hurst Shifter. The motor has the Holley Sniper Fuel Injection system on an aluminum...

The Camaro has been an iconic brand for General Motors since 1967. Manufactured to be a direct competitor to the Ford Mustang. After six generations and over five million sold the Chevrolet Camaro will always be one of the most popular models ever sold. Production ran from 1967-2002 resulting in an astonishing five million plus cars sold. The Camaro has evolved in many trim variations and has become one of the most popular cars to restore and modify into the classic Camaros we enjoy today. This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro is painted in sky blue with black racing stripes. A rear spoiler and a set of raised white letter tires mounted...

1967 is a special year for the Camaro, the year it all started. 1967-1969 were the only models years Chevy produced the first generation Camaro. And that makes them extra special. The long running Camaro continues to be produced to this day, but there's just nothing like the original generation. Undoubtably this Camaro has been taken care of with the upmost respect- and how could it not? Convertible top, all red interior, garage-door hidden headlamps- It is a fine example of a...

The whole office gathered outside and circled this car like sharks when it pulled in. This gem is finished in Fathom Green over Black Vinyl Interior, both in stunning shape. The SCCA put a limit of 305 cubic inches on engines in order to compete in their Trans-Am series. So GM developed the 302 cubic inch V8 for the 1967-1969 Camaros offered with the Z/28 package. This one is mated to the coveted Muncie M-22 4 speed manual transmission. The rear end is a 12 bolt housing 3:73 gears. Features include AM Radio, Power Brakes, Radial...