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Here's another shot from the 1/69 Rodder and Super Stock article called: "SS 427 Camaro How-To, Building a Mindbender."
This shows Bill Mitchell test-driving a new SS 427 conversion on the road in front of Motion Performance. This is the same car that's in the first photo at the top of this thread. Note the "427" emblems on the front fenders. |
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This shows Bill Mitchell (with beard) pulling out the factory 396.
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Not sure of this is the same Camaro in the other photos. Note ram-air and Stinger hood.
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Traction bars and extra welds on the axle tubes.
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Here's the Bill Mitchell test car with its new Stinger hood added. Note hood pins.
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Rear view showing SS 427 emblem. Motion called them "status" emblems.
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Mr. Rosen 'hisself' checks the timing on what appears to be the ram-air car.
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<font color="blue">Nice pics, very extensive library I see.
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Bill, that rear end in the picture maybe a 67. Look at the factory traction bar bracket.
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I did notice that traction bar bracket a-la the '67. The article contains photos from several Motion Camaro build-ups so it could be a '67 car/diff in that photo. Good eye!
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