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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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Another SS 427 conversion makes a dyno run at the Motion shop. Note slicks and five-spokes, rear attenna, no spoiler, Motion Supercar Club sticker on rear side window. License plate is a dealer plate with "287" as last three numerals, if that means anything to someone out there.
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![]() ![]() The last one seems to be the one on the brochure cover, there is also an extensive article on the Phase III Camaro using this 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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Looks like and early 67 traction bar. Looks like the round traction bar. Roger
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