Is this a real Motion car?

[gb70]

Seems to be the real deal here. I received an email from the seller to a question I had. He has located two of the original owners names. By looking at the pictures and details from the second thread posted above, it does appear that a real '72 Motion Camaro phase 3 has been found, rough yes, but what a find.

With an hour and fifteen minutes left it has jumped up to $8,200 bucks. I think it will go over 10k IMO.

Once restored any idea what the value would be?

[quick-bowtie]

Does the guy have solid proof its a real Motoion car now?? or just owners names..

[SuperNovaSS]

I imagine there is not much talking about it because the price is going to jump in the next 10 minutes. If two guys have a feeling its real I see $25-30K.


Jason

[Xplantdad]

two minutes to go and $8800....

[Xplantdad]

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Winning bid: US $12,772.72

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[al8apex]

seems like a good price for a REAL 72 Z28, all the Motion stuff is just icing on the cake

[PeteLeathersac]

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seems like a good price for a REAL 72 Z28, all the Motion stuff is just icing on the cake

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Exactly what I was just going to note plus that as a Motion car the restorer will save on having to find a factory '72 distributor!.

The low '72 Z28 production (2575 units) seems to be often overlooked and considering '67 is the only year that's lower, 72's are probably a one of the better bets for appreciation too!.

Is this Vin correct?.

VIN - 1Q87L2N143423

Good luck to whoever pulled the trigger!.

~ Pete

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I like real cars best...the REAL real ones!

[motionwannabe]

im happy for the new owner and his MOTION car. hopefully we will see it restored soon