are my Motion Valve covers repop or real ?

[camarojoe]

Thats a tough question to answer, but from what i know, they were never used on Motion cars until 1970. A few 69 cars have had them, but that seems to be because they were not actually SOLD until 70, so it makes it "acceptable" for these cars to have them. I have seen several different variations of original ones, Chrome plated, polished, large Motion emblems that were modified to fit into the recesses of the covers, and smaller Motion emblems that fit without modification. Motion also sold these covers through their own speed catalogs, which they published each year, and actually made them for big and small block, and even Ford and Mopar too! I'd have to say they "never" really stopped selling them, as i believe even til this day if you have a real Motion car you can buy them from Joel.

[sYc]

Those types of valve covers can be bought today, in both small and big variations. As per the chrome/black Motion emblem, an original is very, very rare, as is a Harrell, Nickey and even some what, the Yenko. But most, if not all, including the Motion emblem is/has been reproduced, and, the Motion repop emblem most resembles the real thing. Of course, this person DID NOT have permission to do so.

[Leonard]

Who manufactured or sold the aluminum valve covers that were used on Motion cars? Ansen, CP products, etc. Did Motion offer other makes of valve covers throughout the years?

[4MyChevelles]

I got what I now believe are real valve covers anybody interested in the fakes?