Baldwin motion

[x Baldwin Motion]

might be a Motion "shop" car, most likely NOT a Baldwin Motion car.

usually we try to steer away from speaking any legaleeze

[PxTx]

I get it that BM cars tend to be more desirable than Motion tuned cars. Certainly there are some exceptions- say maybe a Motion tuned racecar or car with racing provenance. Even a known street racing car tuned by Motion would be pretty desireable to me.

I am very suspicious with this car's association to anything Motion other than some over the counter parts, which is still kinda cool but a bit of a streach to speculate that it actually had any Motion wrenching or tuning done.

I agree with Bill, that the OP referencing "tell-tale-signs" is kinda(intentionally?) implying more Motion pedigree than what it may have.

[Carleen]

I think that Kurt S is saying, this is a BM COPO.
http://www.camaros.net/forums/showth...036&page=3

[Carleen]

Ok, Baldwin sold COPO.
Not BM?

[Tracker1]

I spoke to the guy over Christmas. It is definitely a Baldwin sold COPO, which is rare enough. Probably 1 of 2. He has previous owner testament that the car "went through Motion". Now what does that mean? Who knows. Could be anything. Hand-selected COPO by Joel Rosen for Phase III work and re-sale? It still has its original engine, so maybe somebody walked in for a dyno-tune, some sidepipes and traction aids? He is desperately pursuing leads for old pics and first owner.

If either Motion scenario is true, it is a significant car for sure.