1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO COPO

Documented and certified by Jerry MacNeish as a real COPO L72 427/425hp Camaro this multiple-award-winning example underwent a no-expense-spared restoration. It represents the high watermark in 1969 production Camaros with its exclusive list of factory performance equipment assembled under Central Office Production Order No. 9561. Conceived by Canonsburg PA Chevrolet dealer and racer Don Yenko the COPO 9561 package was centered on the L72 427/425hp big-block Mark IV engine from the 1966 Corvette. Discovered in a Wisconsin barn in the mid-2000s this 1969 COPO 9561 Camaro is equipped with a 512-casting iron block. It has been rebuilt to factory-original L72 specifications. The completed 427ci engine includes the correct A.I.R. pollution controls and is cooled by the curved-neck heavy-duty radiator that is also part of the 9561 specification. A Muncie M21 close-ratio 4-speed manual transmission and BE-code heavy-duty 12-bolt 4.10:1 posi-traction rear end are also featured. Correctly finished as original in LeMans Blue paint and black interior the car is equipped with power steering power front disc brakes front and rear spoilers the Style Trim Group ZL2 special ducted hood and an AM radio. This COPO has been certified by Camaro Hi-Performance and includes its NCRS Certificate and its 2009 MCACN Concours Gold and 2010 American Camaro Association Bowtie Class Gold awards.

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