1968 Baldwin Camaro Tubbed & Tubed

[Motion Camaro]

<font color="blue">It was in with some paperwork under the seat.
I didn't see it 'til months after I got the car.
Then I did some research to check things out. </font>

[hvychev]

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It was in with some paperwork under the seat.


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amazing.......

[Born30YrsLate]

Did the previous owner stick the paperwork there or did he not even know there was paper work under the seat?

[Motion Camaro]

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Did the previous owner stick the paperwork there or did he not even know there was paper work under the seat?

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<font color="blue">I don't think he knew anything about it.
When I got the car, the guy said he never touched it.
He only had the car for about 1 month.

There was no motor,tranny,driveshaft or hood &amp; still
he said it was too clean to make into a race car.

When he got my Vega (which was completly gutted inside, but all steel outside),
he immediately ordered all fiberglass for it. (It only weighed 2300lbs in race trim.)

I think if he would have kept the Camaro, he would have done the same.
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[Motion Camaro]

<font color="blue"> Got the motor back in this week.
gonna try and get it running next week.
Spending a lot of time makin' things fit.
Getting there.</font>

[Motion Camaro]

<font color="blue">At least it's back on 4 wheels again. </font>

[djunod]

Looks awesome! I see you have the fake MOTION inserts

[Motion Camaro]

<font color="blue">I bought those valve covers about
a year or so ago on e-bay.
Wasn't sure if they were real thenbut took the chance.
Then, shortly after that, there was tons of them out ...
oh well ... I think they're cool looking. </font>

[djunod]

They're the "right" valve covers, just the wrong emblem. You can pull them out with a knife and insert the right emblems.