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z/30 Green Meanie Motion Camaro
I'm looking for any info & pics on the second generation small block Camaro's built by Motion called the GREEN MEANNIE, Z30 . I've seen a few small articals but only w/ limited info & no pics. Any help would be great.
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there r a lot of lookers, do any of u have any help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !1
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I have some pictures of one. Cowl hood and an X ram. Same pictures you have??
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[b] Motion Z 30 small block Camaro
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So that is what Joel was building in '71 up? I have a 70 road test from Hot Cars, and the car tested is a modified z-28 and spec's are 350 LT-1 with a cowl hood and X ram with various performance mods.
What is the story on your car? Looks unique. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/beers.gif |
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In the early seventies Motion offered a Phase III Z/30 small block rated @ 400hp, 425hp
& a strip only version rated @ 475hp. The 400hp was 11-1 with an 850 double pumper. The 425hp had a bigger cam, deeper pan and 2 - 660's on a tunnel ram. The 475 was blueprinted with head work and 12-1 compression. You had your choice of cam, and tunnel or street ram depending on your application. The price range started @ $1500, $1900 and $3000 the strip only version. They were as expensive as the 427 & 454's! A Phase III 427 - 450hp was $1500. A Phase III 454 - 475hp was $1500. This may account in part for the limited number sold. I am unfamiliar with the Green Meanie reference. The Z30 picture I posted is not my car, I believe pictures of this car were posted on this site over the summer, but I can't locate the thread. |
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Chuck Cochrane's Camaro...was a members rides feature
https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/showflat...true#Post150323 |
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Motion Z/30
I had pulled that shot from the NastyZ28 site where the owner called it a restification in progress of a Baldwin Motion Phase III Z/30 sbc Camaro. Looking at the thread Bruce posted and then checking postings dating back a couple of years 0n the Z28 site I found I had mistakenly called it a Z30. It started life as an SS 350 with a 10 bolt rear which Chuck had future plans on turning into a Z30 clone. Marty Schorr was kind enough to send me a e-mail advising the same and giving some further info on the Z/30's. Marty's e-mail is posted below-thanks again Marty. Glenn Glenn: Saw the pix of red Camaro in your posting on Supercar website. I do not recall any Gen II Z/30 Baldwin-Motion Camaro having a tunnel ram like this one. There were some big-block Phase III models later in production. The few small-block Gen II Z/30s and earlier Green Meanie Gen I Camaros that were built had cross-ram manifolds, probably Edelbrock, with a pair of Holley carbs. The hood would've been an L88/ZL1 design. Hope this helps, Marty Martyn L. Schorr PMPR, Inc. |
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[b] Project Z/30 The Green Meanie
- - http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...hevy/ss225.jpg - http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...hevy/ss226.jpg - http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...hevy/ss227.jpg - http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...hevy/ss228.jpg - http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...hevy/ss229.jpg - http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...hevy/ss230.jpg - http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...hevy/ss231.jpg - http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...hevy/ss224.jpg - |
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