[69Chev427]

What engine decals came under the hood for the COPO cars?

 

[NickeyChevelle]

From the factory the COPO's got the "Tonawanda #1 Team" sticker on the driver's side valve cover, a Cooling System Decal, and an Emission Tune Up Decal (specifically for the 396/375 and 427/425). The other stickers and placards (on the brake bails etc.) were supposed to be removed when the car was prep'ed by the dealer. The COPO cars DID NOT get Air Cleaner Decals -- but some dealers (Yenko was one) added them from their parts departments.

 

[69Chev427]

From the factory the COPO's got the "Tonawanda #1 Team" sticker on the driver's side valve cover, a Cooling System Decal, and an Emission Tune Up Decal (specifically for the 396/375 and 427/425). The other stickers and placards (on the brake bails etc.) were supposed to be removed when the car was prep'ed by the dealer. The COPO cars DID NOT get Air Cleaner Decals -- but some dealers (Yenko was one) added them from their parts departments.

Cool, Anyone know what the story is behind the "Tonawanda #1 Team"? Never really noticed the Tonawanda name before.

 

[Ark68SS]

Tonawanda, New York is where the Tonawanda Engine Plant is located, and that's where all Chevy big block engines were/are produced.
BillL