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1969 chevrolet berger camaro double copo. It was purchased by the current owner in 1994 and restored to Factory Trim. These double COPO cars are about the best of all worlds when it comes to powertrain and suspension options for a factory built 1969 Camaro. A 1969 Chevy Camaro Berger Double COPO According to documents the car originated from Nickey was sold to Berger and touts COPO numbers 9561 and 9737.
Auction Lot S134 St. The L72 427425 engine was COPO 9561 and over 1000 were installed in 1969 Camaros Don Yenko got over 200 L72 Camaros alone. Signed by Dale Berger.
The VIN Body Tag Body Shell and Drive Train. Berger Chevrolet in Grand Rapids Michigan ordered a batch of COPO Camaros in 1969. Berger Chevrolet is said to have sold about 40 of these COPO Camaros a group of 20 cars that came in with February 1969 build dates and a second batch that had May 1969 build dates.
It was equipped with the 9561 COPO High-Performance package which included the 427cui big block. Just like that car the 69 Berger COPO Camaro is a Double COPO car. 1969 COPO Camaro Mecum Auctions.
But once you look closer some details present themselves that indicate that this is definitely NOT a typical used car lot 69. Not necessarily the first as lot numbers do not appear to have been assigned as of this writing but certainly the one to gain the most attention has to be consignment 9344 pictured above. It is one of a handful of Double COPO Yenko Camaros ever built.
Dec 14 2017 - Auction Lot F269 Indianapolis IN 2011. What was nice about this restoration is that although it was raced most of its life the Berger Camaro had never been cut up. This consisted of special gauges larger diameter front sway bar and E70 X 15 rubber mounted on steel rally wheels.
