FIRST BALDWIN MOTION SS 427 CHEVELLE FOUND!!!!

[JoeG]

SHOWTIME ---

[JoeG]

After the dust settled---

[micky69396]

Thats a really cool car, cant wait to see it done.

[copo9566aa]

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Bigger EV-8875

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Rear EV-8875

[johnk]

congratulations&best of luck with the car!!amazing to hear it stayed in stratford,ct. all these years!only about 10-15 min.away from me!!!i can recall seeing it many yrs ago on the road!a buddy of mine was friends with eddie mason,he remembers going for a ride in it back in the 70's!he always thought it was just a 396 chevelle!that's super you have the car & will return it to it's former glory! i'll have to inquire about your camaro!



john k
70 yenko deuce #ys057

[COPO]

Talked to Marty Schorr today for about an hour. He remembered the car well and thinks that he still has many of the negatives from the articles he wrote about my car. He also gave me an update on the Motion book he is writing and it sounds like it will certainly be a must have for any muscle car enthusiast. Marty thought it should be out by the Spring.

[TMagda]

Incredible story. I live in Monroe CT, 5 minutes away from Trumbull. Just proves that you never really know what may be left in someone's garage. I grew up in Norwalk which is fairly close to Stratford, and although I was only 7 or 8 at the time this car was new, there were a few older guys on my street that were heavy into muscle cars at the time. They inspired me later on. I am still in touch with one of them and I will ask if he ever went up against either of these cars. Just in my small neighborhood we had (at the same time) a '67 GTO, 2 '70 GTO's, 2 '68 Camaro SS, '66 Nova, '66 Chevelle, '67 Chevelle,'69 396 SS Chevelle, '69 Z/28 (which later belonged to me), '69 Camaro - had a 427 in it but not sure if it was factory.