My old 69 has turned up ...have not seen the car since 84....When I first saw the car in 74 it had a 454 auto powertrain in it...any way to id this car.
vin # 124379n649158

nor303402 76b paint
o5d x11d80

Had the 140 speedo and 13/16 sway bar ..copo 9737 package ...was this available on any models other than 9561 cars.

Car is a body shell only and has been parked since 84 ...

USA car as GM Canada has no documentation

Alex ....Z77@shaw.ca

 

Without the original matching engine (the code would tell all) it's going to be hard if not impossible to prove it's a copo car. What makes you think it might be anyway?
All the VIN tells is that it's a V8 car.
Nor is the Norwood Ohio plant.
303402 is the body number, nothing to do with the VIN.
76: Daytona Yellow Paint, B: black vinyl top.
05: May, D: 4th week of the month (build date)
X11: style trim, but that was available on anything from a base car on up. And it doesn't designate a specific engine package.
D80: Air spoiler package.
The 140 speedo and the large sway bar could have been added by any previous owner, so it means nothing as far as documentation.
Suspicion, maybe. But that's all you have. You need proof (matching numbers or paper documentation) to call it what you think it might be.

 

Turned out to be a Jack Douglass car .....

 

You found some documentation? Jack Douglass was in my neck of the woods...kinda.

 

Sold the car to Clint Richmond of Waterloo,Iowa.He has owned a number of COPO cars (including the other Daytona yellow Jack Douglass car) ...will be interesting to see it restored when it surfaces again.

 

Must be the match to this one:
Coast 2 Coast Camaro

 

Clint told me he also owned that car at one time .....

 

Update to January 2026...listed at Mecum auction Lot #F336