1969 DOUBLE COPO Camaro sitting with just 241 Miles?!?!?!

This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro is not a barn find like usual, it has been sitting an extremely long time with just over 200 miles on the odometer. It is a real DOUBLE COPO Camaro. This Double COPO is one of only 50 special ordered 427 Camaros sold by the Berger Chevrolet in 1969.
The Double COPO refers to the 9561 and 9737. The 9561 was the order code for the 427 engine, and 9737 was for the "Sports Car Conversion Package," which equipped the car with a 140 MPH speedometer and beefier suspension and handling components.
When you think of the rarest Camaros in the world, this is right near the top with the Yenkos and ZL1s.
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[@jimnorris5391]

Arguably about 1,100 COPO's shipped in 1969 and amazingly 23,000 of them are still on the road !

[@mikethatguy27]

All 241 miles added by ¼mile increments. 🙌✌

[@jeffhyde7934]

I've been around muscle cars all my life, and have never heard anyone call one a " double COPO". Learn something new everyday.

[@wheelhorseaddict884]

Right now painting a 74 Super Duty Trans Am with 1700 original miles was a drag car from day one

[@anthonybrincefield2812]

Nice, my neighbor has one similar, not a copo, but a 69 ss. Original owner bought bit drove it for a month on the street then made it a race car. Current owner has returned the car to street duty.

[@tommycook9620]

Badass I've owned a 68 nova SS factory 4 speed car but didn't have the original motor sucks been 20 years this year lol

[@Mr-er6fg]

Nice story! Nice car. I had a 69 427 Caprice. It ate Trans Ams for breakfast! Good old days!

[@mynameis9057]

Imagine that trading a low buck 307 Nova for a beautiful monster like the Berger 427!!! What a great score for sure! The paint is still gorgeous too,along with the rest of the car! It's fantastic they got the original engine back together again and running too! It goes to show these sweet treasures can still be found out there today! Thanks again!

[@pjhaction]

The story makes the car perfect

[@kennydemartini2169]

I had a '69 COPO. X11 doesn't mean it's a COPO. X11 is base coupe/style trim, which means it has all the chrome trim (headlight trim, taillight trim, rocker trim, quarter panel louvers, and drip rail. My car had the door edge moldings also. That car should have the wheel well moldings too, but most, like mine had them removed for slick clearance. The 427 emblems on the hood are incorrect. Most COPO's were X11 cars.

[@murk1352]

The true meaning of all original! Love the color too....👍🏻🏁

[@stuartb9323]

I went to College in Michigan during the early 80's. My buddy worked for Berger Chevrolet too.

[@user-jt1dm6ky4c]

That's special in a very special way.

[@johnjoole2258]

Awesome !!!!! Glad it is running and preserved

[@JA-sm9zf]

Wonderful car - thank you for sharing!

[@brucejones7389]

Awesome car Ryan!

[@j13more38]

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[@JA-sm9zf]

What a great story. Thanks for sharing!

[@wcsd9577]

Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing

[@brucefoster1215]

I got a triple COPO Camaro w only 86 miles on it so ha ha.