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In this episode of “The Appraiser,” Colin appraises a 1969 Camaro Z/28 that has a 302ci “DZ-code” V8 and a stack of documents to keep someone busy for days. This car has a glowing wrap sheet but it’s going to take more than the right specs and shiny paint to hit a six-figure price tag. Will Colin agree with the owner’s price? Or will he send him packing with a bag full of disappointment?

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Enjoy secretField-Car Chevrolet Camaro 1969 stories, opinion, and features from across the car world - Hagerty Media

On this episode of The Appraiser, Colin’s appraising a Chevrolet Camaro “ZL1” Clone that isn’t as polished on the inside as it is on the outside- and that may make Colin’s final number lose its luster with the owner. There’s also a Porsche 930 Turbo that was turned up all the way to 11 back in the day, with an Andial-built engine, period-correct fuzz busters, and more. Will its incorrect purple paint job cause this car to be pulled over on its race up the valuation chart by Officer Comer?

As usual, Colin’s got the answers to these questions and a lot more. Join him as he digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and then shares them with the owners. Will they agree with him? Will you? Sound off in the comments section and let Colin know!

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Enjoy secretField-Car Chevrolet Camaro 1969 stories, opinion, and features from across the car world - Hagerty Media

On this episode of The Appraiser, Colin Comer appraises an original 1969 double COPO Camaro and a 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1. This Camaro is just 1 of 1,015 COPO “9561” cars built in 1969, but what makes this particular car so special is that it’s a ‘Berger” Chevrolet car. Berger Chevrolet ordered 40 COPO cars with the additional 9737 sports car conversion package, which is now known as a “double COPO” car. The owner bought the car on his 21st birthday in 1969 and has owned it ever since, how much has it increased in price? The 1969 Mustang Mach 1 was brought in by a young man, Sean McLaine, who spent his childhood riding around in this car. This car is what you would call a driver. It has been driven on the Copperstate 1000 so it has some flaws here and there, what does that mean for its value?

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Watch along as Colin digs in to arrive at a value for both cars and shares them with us—and the owners. Will they agree? Will you? Sound off in the comments section and let us know!

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