FIRST BALDWIN MOTION SS 427 CHEVELLE FOUND!!!! - Page 9

**Mr70** · #81 08-12-2004, 05:06 AM

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I'm on board for that

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Me too.
I'd Push JoeG OverBoard for that.

**COPO** · #82 08-12-2004, 05:17 AM

Part of the issue is that Marty is funding the book with his own $$'s as among oher things he wants to remain free from the demands a publisher might put on the content and layout of the book. I think the question is whether there would be a better chance of recouping his investment by having a soft cover & less expensive book without as much color or a higher end coffee table type hardback book with better paper and more color. I vote for the nicer more expensive book and perhaps he could pre-sell the book to help offset some of the upfront costs of production. Also a Joel Rosen autographed limited edition could raise some additional $$'s as well. Thoughts?

427TJ · #83 08-12-2004, 05:33 AM

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He was wondering if there would be demand for a nice hard cover coffee table type book and perhaps an autographed limited edition. I'm sure there would be quite a few site members that would be very interested.

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Put me down for TWO, in HARDCOVER, with autographs. One to read a hundred times over and one to keep in mint condition.

Perhaps we could donate some $$ (via Pay Pal?) to Mr. Schorr to help him get the book done--in hardcover. Just an idea.

JoeG · #84 08-12-2004, 05:38 AM

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Part of the issue is that Marty is funding the book with his own $$'s as among oher things he wants to remain free from the demands a publisher might put on the content and layout of the book. I think the question is whether there would be a better chance of recouping his investment by having a soft cover & less expensive book without as much color or a higher end coffee table type hardback book with better paper and more color. I vote for the nicer more expensive book and perhaps he could pre-sell the book to help offset some of the upfront costs of production. Also a Joel Rosen autographed limited edition could raise some additional $$'s as well. Thoughts?

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Well the books a long time coming---I have other"coffee table" type car books--one example "American Muscle"-Otis Chandler Collection which was done really nice--Quality etc.--Motion as well as other dealer memorabilia is still in high demand and IMO --the time is perfect for a book like this especially an autograghed edition if it materalizes---I guess they'll have to juggle some numbers on cost and get some kind of pre-order committment.----I'm in, for whatever!!

OH YEAH--RICK -THANKS

---I'LL make sure if we ever meet, that I'm not standing by an open window

Belair62 · #85 08-12-2004, 05:43 AM

I would love to have on too....

Motion Camaro · #86 08-14-2004, 05:14 AM

<font color="blue">I'll take a soft cover & a signed hard cover.</font>

JoeG · #87 08-14-2004, 05:26 AM

Mike--MOTIONCAMARO--You've got mail(PM)

jackal · #88 03-28-2005, 01:06 AM

hello all, i am a big fan of 67 chevelles and wanted to find out if there is any news of this car or updated pictures thanks jp

**COPO** · #89 03-28-2005, 01:51 AM

No new info other what has been posted. I currently have a '69 Yenko Camaro under restoration and am finishing up a '69 Baldwin Motion Camaro and gathering parts for the eventual resoration of the Chevelle. The restoration of the Chevelle should start in '06 and should be complete for the '07 SCR.

**Mr70** · #90 03-28-2005, 01:58 AM

That's really great news.
Your Cars are always top notch.
I look forward to seeing anyone of them.

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