Some may say having a preoccupation with an inanimate object is unhealthy, but there ain't nothing wrong with obsessing on ...

Chevy COPO Camaro 572 was a limited-edition, fire-breathing drag car that was not even street-legal. Now, a rare example is ...

There is no Hollywood suspense thriller or whodunit that will scramble your brain like the Legend of the Black Ghost.

Produced for a single model year, the 1969 COPO Camaro was not a production car in the traditional sense, so it wasn’t subject to corporate restrictions on displacement or other mandates ...

Over the years, the Camaro has spawned innumerable variants and special editions, but for some enthusiasts, the COPO Camaro is the most desirable of the bunch. Now, what’s likely to be the very ...

Go figure. Then again, we also drank out of garden hoses and participation trophies didn’t exist. This 1969 COPO Camaro is one of these later examples. The Cortez Siver ’69 you see here was bought new ...

This 1969 COPO Camaro is one of these later examples. The Cortez Siver ’69 you see here was bought new from Huebner Chevrolet in Carrollton, Ohio, back on April 9, 1969, by Chalmer Nicholson.

That's where the story of the COPO Camaro begins. In 1969, GM's halo car was the Chevrolet Corvette. That isn't surprising, as the Corvette put GM on the map as America's only true mass-produced ...