1969 Chevrolet Camaro

LMC is very proud to offer for sale this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro

  The story of the COPO (Central Office Production Order) Camaro is well known among muscle car enthusiasts. The ability to order specially equipped high-performance cars, unknown to the general public, was a loophole around the rules of GM. Making the average iron block 427 Camaro look an everyday occurrence is COPO option code 9560, or ZL1 as it's better known. With only 69 produced all together, ZL1's are the rarest, and desirable Camaros ever built. They had an all-aluminum (block and heads) 427 cubic inch motor that was light and produced a tremendous amount of horsepower. With only professional racers in mind, the cost of this optional drivetrain was an astronomical $4,160, more than the price of a base model V8 Camaro.

  This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro replicates the incomparable highly coveted ZL1-powered COPO 9560 in which only 69 examples were factory built. Beneath the cowl-induction hood is a GM all-aluminum ZL1 427/430 HP engine casting number 3946053 driving a Muncie 4-speed manual and 4.10 Posi-Traction rear differential. This Camaro is finished in the attractive and desirable LeMans Blue complemented by a factory correct black interior with factory tach and center-mount in-dash fuel gauge. This ZL1 has been outfitted with power disc brakes and power steering to make it far more drivable. To complete the look are a set of painted steel wheels wrapped in Wide Oval Firestone bias ply tires.

 As original ZL1’s are extremely rare and valuable, this Camaro provides the same driving experience and look for a fraction of the price!