How much is a 1969 COPO Chevelle worth?

Detailing

Vehicle:	1969 Chevrolet Chevelle COPO 427
Years Produced:	1969
Number Produced:	Approximately 358
Original List Price:	$3,800
SCM Valuation:	Median to date, $150,000; high sale, $357,000

Is the 69 Chevelle rare?

The Chevrolet Chevelle itself is perhaps not the rarest muscle car in the world, although finding one in good condition is easier said than done. But how about one in 76 Daytona Yellow? There’s only 2,184 from the year 1969 produced in this color.

How can you tell if a 1969 Chevelle is a real SS?

This tag will give you the trim, or styling specifics of the vehicle. Since this tag can be removed, or replaced with a false one, further identification is needed. A genuine 1969 SS Chevelle will have “69” in the top left corner for the year and next to the paint heading, either code “72 or “73.”

What Motor came in a 1969 Chevelle?

Engine options in the Chevelle ranged from the base 230 cubic-inch, 3.8-liter Chevrolet inline-six with 140-horsepower to the top-of-the-range LS6 optioned 454 cubic-inch, 7.4-liter Big-Block V8 with 450-hp.

What does COPO stand for?

Central Office Production Order
Back in the late 1960s, Chevy had a system called Central Office Production Order (COPO) which allowed dealerships to order cars and trucks with non-standard colors or features.

What is a Yenko Chevelle?

Don Yenko was one of the most famous muscle car tunists during the late 1960s. He started out with souping up Chevrolet’s 67 camaros. He continued to work with the camaros until 1969 when he decided to expand his inventory with the Chevrolet Nova and Chevelle.

How can I tell if my 1969 Chevelle is a true SS?

Is there a 1969 Chevelle?

The 1969 Chevelle SS 396 sported a unique feature that makes it a rarity in the muscle field. 1969 was the only year Chevy offered the SS 396 with a post coupe option, making it stand out from the Chevelle lineup in other model years when the vehicle had only hardtop and convertible body styles.