Description: Just two COPO Camaro Convertibles exist in the world. One of them is proudly on display at the GM Heritage Center where it'll remain for the rest of its days. The second was just sold on the week...Add Comments12
Trent FialaJan 22, 2013 Umm no a zl1 wouldn't even be close to it, either would a zr1 or a gtr Not even close This engine doesn't make 550 there right around 1000 and were taking ours out really soon to engine dyno it on our dyno to see what they really make for sure
Blake E VanDykeJan 21, 2013 Yeah no a zl1 or even a zr1 would be no where near this. Supposed to run mid 8's
Patrick SchalkJan 21, 2013 Nah, this would decimate a ZL1 in the 1/4.
Eric AnthonyJan 21, 2013 You're Aventador isn't for charity.
Lou GuerreroJan 21, 2013 Why is the motor in cubic inches and the blower in liters?
Blake E VanDykeJan 21, 2013 I personally know the purchaser. He was willing to pay 600k for it and it will not be raced.
Tin NguyenJan 21, 2013 I'd rather have an aventador
Andrey LobkoJan 21, 2013 I was there watching it roll off the block. Remember - it is for charity. Otherwise not exactly bang for your buck.
Patrick SchalkJan 21, 2013 It's factory built and there's only two of them.
Alex HohenzollernJan 21, 2013 Wouldn't it be way cheaper to convert it yourself
who would pay that kind of money?
Nathan Alexander Orlando KellyFeb 01, 2013 400K for a camero. IDC what the specs are and features if i had 400k right now fosho would go for a classier and luxurious bently conten. or a sporty lambo. Gall. Over this
Trent FialaJan 24, 2013 But then after that they think they are done for good with making the copo until however many years down the line they decide to again Haha
Trent FialaJan 24, 2013 Unfortunately from when I talked to the guys at the place where there built they said they will never be factory built or mass produced and that for 2013 there having places bid on for being able to make them and there going to make 69 more
Trent FialaJan 24, 2013 @Justin, ohh alright I gotcha Haha I just misheard what you said but I see what you mean now
Justin JohnsonJan 23, 2013 Trent, that's what I mean. I'll hold off for a factory, mass produced, tested and tuned product.
Trent FialaJan 22, 2013 @Justin, just correcting you but these cars were only built by like 9 different guys and they are not gm mechanics who build them, there just regular guys who are really good at there job and work at a small racecar shop in Wixom, Michigan
Justin JohnsonJan 22, 2013 Joe, I'll trust 50 GM engineers over a body shop and pocket the remaining $350k.
If someone truly cares about charity, why not just donate the money, instead of hyping up a car. I'm a diehard GM fan but this isn't special enough for $400,000.
Trent FialaJan 22, 2013 This car is 1 of 2 and I was able to see the other one at the place where they were all built when we picked up ours which is also 1 of only 2, super badass cars!! I love the copo especially cause I have one, 327 with the 4.0 liter supercharger
Blake E VanDykeJan 21, 2013 400k for a one of a kind car when you have an original 69 copo to pair it with is not crazy. Especially when he can write it off as charity
Patrick SchalkJan 21, 2013 Michael, maybe, maybe not. But he could pass it down to his kids.
Thomas William Tuer-siposJan 21, 2013 If you had the money to buy something for a great charity and spending that much did not kill you financially and you most likely have all the cars you want already then yes this is something great to buy, I personally the the guys great for this
Michael MontefuscoJan 21, 2013 50 years from now teh buyer will likely be dead and not see his theoretical millions.
Joe KanserJan 21, 2013 Justin: you do realize the car is 1 of 2 and will likely be worth millions 50 years from now? And the fake wheelie is for display purposes obviously.
Marcus EspinetaJan 21, 2013 That's understandable for charity then....I stand corrected
Taylor GarryJan 21, 2013 These people have obviously never seen a charity auction
Tyler TarboxJan 21, 2013 The person who bought the car was spending that much because all funds raised were donated for a good cause
Justin JohnsonJan 21, 2013 Joe, opinions are like...
$400,000 is too much for this car. I'm sticking to it.
Joe KanserJan 21, 2013 Too many mouth breathers comment on things they do not understand.
Justin JohnsonJan 21, 2013 $400k for this and a fake wheelie!
Description: Consider this the perfect combination for a fast quarter-mile drag race, only with the top down. All proceeds from the sale will go directly to the American Heart Association. The question remaining, ...Add Comments0
David LeeJan 22, 2013 @Chris It's funny because you're so naive. It's a two of a kind, FACTORY BUILT, ORIGINAL car, and all of the proceeds go the American Heart Association. Shut up, asshat.
Umm no a zl1 wouldn't even be close to it, either would a zr1 or a gtr Not even close This engine doesn't make 550 there right around 1000 and were taking ours out really soon to engine dyno it on our dyno to see what they really make for sure
Yeah no a zl1 or even a zr1 would be no where near this. Supposed to run mid 8's
Nah, this would decimate a ZL1 in the 1/4.
You're Aventador isn't for charity.
Why is the motor in cubic inches and the blower in liters?
I personally know the purchaser. He was willing to pay 600k for it and it will not be raced.
I'd rather have an aventador
I was there watching it roll off the block. Remember - it is for charity. Otherwise not exactly bang for your buck.
It's factory built and there's only two of them.
Wouldn't it be way cheaper to convert it yourself who would pay that kind of money?
Oh ya for drag
3 speed?