1969 COPO 427 Chevelle BARN FIND JUST DISCOVERED!!! 

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Jerry you are such a honest guy.... Please stop saying " you'll bring the best you can"... Please if ANYBODY comments you saying your a terrible videographer... I will personally kick there ass... You do better than ANYONE... YOUR THEE BEST BROTHER..❤❤❤👍✌🇺🇸😎

That’s how they getcha. I have a tenant like that, lol !!

Wanna play dice???? But you gotta bet really really high and I’ll let you know how you turn out

Out of the park for sure:)

The man is amazing to say the least

Yes he is amazing in locating this stuff and the gold he finds is the real star. Wow the title description got me alone

what a shame she hasn't seen the road, all that power and she's sittin' in some Godforsaken garage that is a true shame!

And to think he only covers the Northeast and Upper South! Amazing finds, especially this one that was thought to not exist. I personally know of one other that was totaled in the mid-'80's and as far as I know still sits in a barn in South Central Texas untouched. Have not been in contact with the family in many years, but now may need to make a short trip to see if the car is still there. There son died in the accident, no fault of his, but a drunk driver.

I agree, a true SLEEPER!

@Geo Thomas Yes, that 427 idle will give it all away!! What an incredible find!! Thanks Patrick!!

Chevelle Malibu is a trim on Chevelle especially in 69 its a Chevelle not a Malibu

yes, this is definitely a Holy Grail . . .

If the guy who owned it needed a left ball he just got it for this car.

how much did it sell for? love old orginal cars... im a vett guy . but any classic is cool. 40-70s

Survivors have ALL original equipment, this can not be documented as a survivor all because the master cylinder was changed and smog equipment was removed.

@@Rick-Williams59 LOL

@@Rick-Williams59 saywuuut

Or he got pinched and never made it out.....hope not but it happens.

@ Aaron Anderson... and more than usual in WV !!!

Aaron Anderson ...A friend of mine bought a fifteen year old motorcycle (HD) with 60 miles on it! The original owner bought it but was arrested for DUI before he took delivery. (Another person rode it home from the dealer when it came in). The original purchaser got 90 days in jail but died before he got out. Then the bike just sat in a garage where there was chickens. I saw it when my friend brought it home. It was covered in chicken shit, straw and the chickens ate away most of the seat. Two days later it was shiny and looked brand new. I helped my friend change the original oil, it flowed out just like silicon caulking.

If the new owner has sense, he goes for Concourse and either flips it for 6 figures or keeps it in his private collection stored away as his Someday retirement plan.

Same here lots of memories of 69 Ss 396 canary’s yellow

@@vernt4583 Mine was Hugger Orange with a Black interior. My factory steering wheel was Brown, wood grained plastic or whatever material they used.

Harrison Mantooth I had a new 1969 Chevelle SS 396 L78 4 speed! I raced a friend who had a 1968 Chevelle SS 396 350hp automatic! We started size by side at a speed I was still in 1st gear. I never lifted my foot off the gas in all 3 shifts & the 68 sat right beside me to 120 mph. To say the least I was disappointed in my 375hp asI now believe they were under rated for insurance reasons! Plus I had to put up with valve adjustments on the L78!

@Ringo Gingo, thank you for your service and Welcome Home! Great story about your '70 SS396. I love my '70 SS454 (LS5) and hope to hang on to it if at all possible. It's sad to think about all guys who bought these amazing cars before shipping out but, never got to come home and enjoy them. At least everyone can now see and admire them on channels like this one.

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Do you have a copo chevelle?... itd be a lot cooler if you did.

He even sounds like an older Woodarson!

As us hot rodder/hoarder baby boomers die off you're bound to see lots more. For once i'de like to see him uncover a survivor 68-70 amx

@@MidwestFarmToys When the car is worth 6 figures, there are people who can make the original paint and touch up paint look new as if it was never touched.

Deserves a full resto. In Tuxedo Black the car will look amazing.

Detail cleaning, carefully restore the original paint, and replace that master cylinder with a proper date code one. Repair what’s not working, but keep the original coatings. It’s an amazing survivor car.

@@Mikeflorida7000 agreed

90 percent of the cars he finds i feel the same way. It annoys me when guys attempt to restore cars all original. It's technically not original anymore bud. Just appears to be. My Chevelle is a day two car with a 30 year old paint job and I love it.

She is beautiful

@@ls6-ss413 I'd much rather have a day 2 modded car that I could drive than a pristine concourse resto I trailered everywhere. Cars are meant to be enjoyed

Only 323 of them were made total. One year only car and most dealers werent even aware of the COPO program

@@MidwestFarmToys that may compound out.

You think? I'd send to Barrett Jackson and sell as is .

He doesn't do that. That info is only for the buyers/sellers.

Wow lucky man what a car

looks more like an old garage the floor hoist. it must have sat outside for a while dash crack. takes some sun to do that.

It was a old gas station at one time

All of the 99 1969 Yenko Chevelles began life as part of the roughly 323 COPOs. They were shipped to Yenko and he added his Yenko decals and other mods. Therefore a 1969 Yenko Chevelle is also a COPO.