Information/history of a 72 Motion Camaro in NC

[Chris KH2PM]

http://www.corvettes-musclecars.com/...maro/index.htm

There it is. Found one. Twin Z-28 stripes on hood and onto trunk.

[Chris KH2PM]

Here is Scott's trunk, from a better angle.

[Chris KH2PM]

Close up of the left traction bar. Anybody recognize the style? Lakewood maybe?

[Chris KH2PM]

MOTION emblem. Apparently when the car was repainted the pins on the back were broken off so some idiot drilled 'em and used screws to reinstall.

[Born30YrsLate]

I don't ever recall seeing MOTION emblems with pins...are those perhaps casting gates?
I had a friend who didn't want to use tape to hold the emblems on so he ran two screws in the emblem...one through the center of each "O".

[Chris KH2PM]

Electric AC fuel pump..

[Chris KH2PM]

There are holes under the rocker panels under the doors, most likely for side pipes. Here is a pic of the remnants from a welded on bracket. I'll get a better picture later. It's kinda hard to get under the car when it's parked in an enclosed trailer!

[Chris KH2PM]

This was originally a Z-28. The OEM upper swaybar brackets are still in place on the frame, but now being used as an exhaust hangar.

...and a pic of me in 1982 with my '70 1/2 Z-28...

[BARN FIND]

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Close up of the left traction bar. Anybody recognize the style? Lakewood maybe?

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Ansen used to make bars like that, I think Scuncio even put them on some of their cars. I am not 100% sure those are Ansen bars though.

[Tommy]

I was talking with Dave Miller the other day and he said they were Kool-Fuel bars. I also remember seeing some pictures of them in old mags and I think that's what they are. Here's an old Kool-Fuel decal I have had for a few years.



Tommy