Originally Posted by Nowhere Man

you just answered your question. A trim over ride only required confirmation from the zone office to make sure the dealer did not make a typo.

Originally Posted by vettebuyer6369

...and a real 4001XA 1976 that came in primer, one of 9 in 1976, with 3300 unrestored miles, painted black, sold for $32k...

Originally Posted by L88-M40-900-407

Gotcha. Thanks for the clarification.

Originally Posted by Nowhere Man

99.99% of all COPO orders where fleet cars and trucks like police cars, taxis and service trucks. But people only think about the small number of Chevelles and Camaros that used that nomenclature in 69.

Originally Posted by '73and'75

Back to the original topic of this thread----Special Paint cars............

Attached is a pic of a trim tag and VIN from a '75, VIN 1Z67J5S417570. Car was painted pink at one time, as evidenced by the pink coloration surounding the edges of the trim tag. Might have been a Mary Kay car. Car is Mille Miglia Red now, and was for sale previously at Buyavette.com.

In addition, if you add up all of the widely published paint color production quantities 1975, the resulting total is 34,531. Total cars produced was 38,465. Data is missing for 3,934 cars and no, there were not 3,934 cars produced in primer or non-standard colors in 1975.

Code Exterior Paint Quantity
10 Classic White 8,007
13 Silver 4,710
22 Bright Blue 2,869
27 Steel Blue 1,268
42 Bright Green 1,664
56 Bright Yellow 2,883
67 Medium Saddle 3,403
70 Orange Flame 3,030
74 Dark Red 3,342
76 Mille Miglia Red 3,355
Total paint quantity 34,531
Total cars produced 38,465
Data missing for 3,934 cars

Thank you,

Guy

Originally Posted by Saven

I realize I am a little late to the conversation but my 80 is a spc primer only car