[69' 468-5spd]

only on the copo cars? Are they hard or $$$ to find?

I would like to put a set on my 69' to give it
that sleeper look.

[Jonesy]

They came on alot of 69 Camaros, Chevelles, Novas. They also came on the COPO cars and are advertised as that to try to bring more money. You should not have a problem finding them. I have seen a set go from $100 to $300 depending on the condition.

[69' 468-5spd]

Thanks Jonesy, thats what I though but like you
said I seen most advertised as "COPO" and they are
very $$$.

[Geezer]

People list them as “COPO” to get more money for them. Those were a “Base model” cap. They were on the base 68 250 Camaro we bought new and they were on all other models as well.

[jblake]

I agree...they where on "base model" cars...I have a 68 six cyl. car and they came on it....but switched to rally wheels

[johnnyr]

Don't forget about them coming on Pickup truck, Impla's, & just about every Chevy made back then. I have one that I used to feed my dog in for years.

[69' 468-5spd]

I found these one E-Bay, $60 for all 4 with small dings and the black needs repainted.


I couldn't find these at Year One or National Parts Depot as repo or nos

[Unreal]

You know the drill, buy station wagon XT wheels cheap, and sell COPO XT wheels for big bucks. Buy a Monte Carlo tilt wheel column cheap, and sell a Camaro tilt wheel column for big bucks.

[Geezer]

I think I still have two of my original caps, I must have lost the one that I used for the dog’s dish and the other one that I used to clean wheel bearings in..

[OverAnxious]

These are the same caps I have on my '67 pickup