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The real history I found out after some time is that in 1969-1971 Anderson Chevrolet ( Marietta Ga)Was building Super Cars and Stated in sells promotion "More Motion for your Money". As you can see the bill of sale is $1.33 less than the same advertised motion rates.The buyer also purchased a 1969 Impala SS-427 From Anderson as well for his son.The car was sold in 1982 to the second owner with 16329 miles owned by him for 10 years(he also purchased the Impala as well) and sold to the third owner in 92 with 19080 miles.I purchased in 97 with 32010.This is the fastest bad to the bone Rat 427 you will ever drive.Dyno 600+HP 635LBS without Gas or Supercharger.I ran this car only once in 97 and ripped two mid 12sec passes on the Goodyears you see.If this car could hook it would easy bust 11's.I thought my Viper was fast untill I drove this Monster.I have all papers and docs to prove this is the real deal.The Car was delivered to Timers Chev 11/11/68 car was relocated to Anderson for conversion and resold as New 4/7/69.I spoke to the second owner about 2 months ago to get more info if needed,he is now almost 80.Protect-O-plate as well.I fill this car would bring 75K plus on a Berrett Jackson auction but I am offering it here first for the reserve of what I paid for in 1997.I was told by the third onwer Anderson only sold 20-30 cars that had been convered and did it to bring in other buyer,s. This is one of a kind car .No joy rides
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I think if Joel knew this was happening back then he would've shut down "Andersons" Motion conversions pretty damn quick. So was this Anderson dealer buying Motion stuff mail order and playing copy cat and trying to sell these using the Motion name???
The hood scoop looks like something off a late 70s early 80s Mustang
and the big wide stripe just looks novice...
This poses a new question.. where does a car like this fall if it indeed was dealer built and sold new this way??? albeit riding the coat tails of a REAL Supercar builder (Motion Perf)???