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This 1969 Camaro looks like an ordinary used-lot survivor, but it’s actually a genuine ‘Double COPO’ — one of roughly 40 built with both the 427 L72 big-block and the Sports Car Conversion Package, sold through Berger Chevrolet in Grand Rapids. Read on to find out how a fleet-vehicle paperwork loophole created some of the most valuable Camaros on the planet.
This 1969 Camaro carries a double-COPO order — Order 9561 for the 425-horsepower L-72 427 big block and four-speed, stacked with Order 9737’s Sports Car Conversion Package — making it one of only twelve four-speed Berger Chevrolet COPO Camaros believed to survive. Dale Berger himself signed the radiator support, and a Copo Connection certificate backs up every number on the car. Owned since 1998 and restored on a rotisserie with accuracy as the priority, it’s the kind of documented survivor that resets expectations for the entire category. Watch to see the paperwork that makes this Camaro one of a kind.