Go to www.collectablecars.com (http://www.collectablecars.com) and do a find for 67-69 camaros and you will see a Baldwin mOtion for sale. Is this original?

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68 Camaro RS, Built 355, 274 Comp Cam, Sportsman II Heads 200 c.c. 2.02. Ported to Performer RPM Manifold and 1.75" Headers, 1.5 Roller Rockers, 650 Holley, Steel Crank, 4.11 Gears but no posi yet! TH350 tranny w/ shift kit.

Eric,
He has had that car for a long time . If your thinking of buying it , I would ask for the paper work.
You can have the nubers run on it , but it may run you about 1,500.oo to do so .
If He does not have the paper work , then i would skip it , unless he has already paid to find the orginal Documentation.

My personal favorite is the 68 RS/SS painted Daytona Yellow but listed as Butternut Yellow with all numbers matching but has a 327. 327 SS???? Uh-huh.

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Justin Traunero
justin.traunero@furman.edu

-1967 Camaro SS350 clone

My 1967 Camaro (http://156.143.18.74)

The car is not real. It is a 68 but a COPY of a 67 Motion car. In one of their old ads in I think Traderonline they even had it listed as a Clone. Call them up and ask them.

It looks like someone tried to copy the 1967 Motion drag car but they used a 1968 Camaro? here is a picture of the real 67 Motion drag car that was a NHRA and AHRA record holder. That copy does not even have the correct speed parts that were used by Motion at that time.

http://members.aol.com/chevelleyenko/images/motion67drag.jpg

[This message has been edited by JOE58 (edited 11-17-2001).]