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Welcome to 427 COPO Camaro.comThe COPO Camaro was what Chevrolet built to get a High Performance 427 Cubic Inch 425 Horsepower Big Block Mark IV engine into an assembly line factory Camaro. These COPO Camaros were limited production and did not show up in the official factory or showroom brochures. Most of us know about the 1969 COPO and Yenko Camaros, but the story is more interesting. These COPO Camaros were "Special High Performance Units"
The 427 COPO Camaro was built for a purpose:
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Cagnazzi And Berger Reunite To Race New Version Of Iconic COPO Camaro PaddockTalk First introduced in 1969, the Central Office Production Order (COPO) Camaro was designed to satisfy the needs of Chevrolet dealers looking for high-performance models of the standard Camaro. The 2012 incarnation of the iconic car will be the quickest ... |
![]() Automobile Magazine (blog) | Feature Flick: 2012 COPO Camaro is Exclusive and Race Ready Automobile Magazine (blog) The 2012 Chevy Camaro ZL1 is definitely a special car, but General Motors is about to release something even more exclusive. It's called the 2012 COPO Camaro, which is the focus of Hot Rod's latest episode. The 2012 COPO Camaro is worth your attention ... |
Slideshow: Luxury and muscle car vehicle auction set in Conroe Houston Business Journal This 1969 Chevrolet COPO Camaro will be under auction on May 5. The vehicle has a 427 cubic-inch engine capable of 425 hp and factory four-speed transmission. The vehicle was manufactured by GM in Canada. A collection of rare luxury vehicles and ... |
Big-block Pontiac Beaumont ruled the road Canada.com In 1969, General Motors introduced the COPO (Central Office Production Order) allowing 427-cubic-inch engine availability in Camaro and Chevelle muscle cars. Conroy Pontiac is believed to be the second dealer-ship in North America, behind Nickey ... |
![]() Torque News | Camaro leads in sales, Challenger in growth for April 2012 Torque News By Patrick Rall on Fri, 05/04/2012 - 17:22 for Torque News The Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang both posted curious year over year declines in sales but the Chevy muscle car moved enough units in April 2012 to beat the Mustang and the Dodge Challenger ... |