Motion Falcon ???
 

<font color="blue">Found this picture, caught my attention.
Anyone know about this car? </font>

https://www.yenko.net/attachments/241...tionfalcon.jpg

Re: Motion Falcon ???
 

C https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...emlins/eek.gif https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...emlins/eek.gif L!!! .

There used to be a Motion Ford-Mercury racing group...maybe out of Canada? .
I ended up with a Jacket back in the 80's I think at Mosport road circuit w/ some kind of Motion Ford logo on it...I know nothing of them, no idea how far back their history goes or if they were into drag cars? .
Haven't seen the jacket in years, I expect it's still around and I'll try and dig it up and post a pic if I can find it? .

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~ Pete

Re: Motion Falcon ???
 

ANY IDEA WHEN OR WHERE THAT PICTURE WAS TAKEN? I'LL EMAIL THE PIC TO JOEL, MAYBE HE CAN SHED SOME LIGHT. -CHRIS

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Re: Motion Falcon ???
 

This car was featured in the March 2005 issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines. It has 8 excellent pages of photos and information on the car. It was a dealership out of London Ontario; Rankin Ford. They wanted a high profile racing image to boost Ford performance parts. It was raced in three different classes in three years. The dealer was NOT a high performance dealership however. The photo above was taken in the mid 80's at a new-car showroom (not Rankin). It might have received that "MOTION" tag then. I will scan and post the article. That is if I can figure it out.

Re: Motion Falcon ???
 

Here is the reply from Joel...
"That may be a car built by a fellow named Bobbie Bowen who was form Long Island. The VW in set with your Minicar sign below is not our Thunderbug. (That was my VW )
Happy Holidays.
Joel Rosen Pres.
Motion Models Inc."

Re: Motion Falcon ???
 

https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/showflat...1042#Post242649

big story and photos on this falcon, click above.
courtesy of Dennis, "six-corners"