Champion drag racer and tuner Dick Harrell developed high-performance Chevrolets in the late 1960s, resulting in some of the rarest Camaros ever built. Armed with skills he learned as an aircraft mechanic in the U.S. Army, Harrell is believed to be the first to install a 427 big-block engine into a Camaro for a dealer that was then sold to the public as a dealer-installed new car. He also modified the first Central Office Production Order (COPO) Camaro models, which today, remain some of the most sought-after cars from the muscle car era. Now, you can share in the history of Harrell's ultra-rare model with the 1969 Chevrolet COPO Camaro Frost Green Diecast Car, presented by the Hamilton Collection. Precisely tooled with over 250 parts, this 1:18-scale diecast car captures all the eye-catching details of "Mr. Chevrolet's" original design.

Sized at approximately 10-1/2 inches long, this precision-engineered Chevy collectible boasts a sleek showroom paint finish in Frost Green and full chassis detailing with rolling rubber tires. The car's doors open to show off the race-inspired interior with its folding front seats, carpeted floor and steerable wheel. The hood opens to reveal a detailed, wired and plumbed 427 CI V-8 engine, and the trunk compartment opens to expose a spare tire. Plus, this Frost Green beauty showcases unique Harrell modifications - an American Racing Products rear spoiler and contrasting wide stripe on the cowl-induction hood. Strong demand is anticipated, so don't delay. Order now!