http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250361086214&sspagename=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&viewitem= I see the MORAY is for sale. Wayne
MORAY for sale
Started by rockcrusher67 · Sun 2009-01-25 (17 years ago) · in Lounge
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Build it the way you want it and drive it like you Stole it
Hey Wayne, Great post I like this car I would like to know more history about the car and see more detailed pictures. When I was talking to you the other day you mentioned about early motion bodys having plates in the front under the hood blocking the tire debris from the headlighls and this moray has those panels I see in the pictures. I also wondered if the inner fenders have a fold over at the front of them so when you close the hood they kind of meet. Just curios of this design or if you have seen this? Thanks ART
Build it the way you want it and drive it like you Stole it
Thanks for the post Wayne. I'm sure the owner has more than $175K in it...
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I have no idea what he has in it, i think he paid RonB $100k for it about 11/2 years ago. Wayne
rockcrusher67
:+ Thanks for the bid rockcrusher67
Was the home of the only:Baldwin Motion "Moray" Corvette
rare1 wrote: :+ Thanks for the bid rockcrusher67
Home of the only:Baldwin Motion "Moray" Corvette
Is that a claus in the contract of sale, that it
remains exclusive with us and the new owner being
a member here? :+
McBrain
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rockcrusher67 wrote: Your welcome, just watching. GOOD LUCK WAyne
300k with an hour to go and reserve not met. That's strong money today. I don't know how much more you could squeeze out of it in this market (I'm sure its down a bunch from what it could have sold for 2 years ago) I was out on the opening bid (but I do have that nose ;) /:\
ShawkRider wrote: Is that a claus in the contract of sale, that it remains exclusive with us and the new owner being a member here? :+
McBrain
And I love that nose, just need to find a BB 73-74 vette thats been whacked in the front with rear flared fenders and I will buy that damn thing from you. I can picture the car built.
Dude, send me an email at ronbajorek@hotmail.com . we have some unfinished business.
parkeracing wrote: 300k with an hour to go and reserve not met. That's strong money today. I don't know how much more you could squeeze out of it in this market (I'm sure its down a bunch from what it could have sold for 2 years ago) I was out on the opening bid (but I do have that nose ;) /:\
In my research on my Blue Mako, which has the same nose as the Moray. I found out that the noses without the dips were made by John Reidel of Custom Enterprises in Lindenhurst,NY not made by Motion. He took one of John Silvas noses modified it and made the mold for these noses. Wayne
rockcrusher67
RonB wrote: And I love that nose, just need to find a BB 73-74 vette thats been whacked in the front with rear flared fenders and I will buy that damn thing from you. I can picture the car built.
Dude, send me an email at ronbajorek@hotmail.com . we have some unfinished business.
Thats real interesting Wayne.
I had not heard that before.
Thanks for sharing the info!
"Randy"
rockcrusher67 wrote: In my research on my Blue Mako, which has the same nose as the Moray. I found out that the noses without the dips were made by John Reidel of Custom Enterprises in Lindenhurst,NY not made by Motion. He took one of John Silvas noses modified it and made the mold for these noses. Wayne
The guy ,Allen Sherry who built my blue Mako and also owned the Corvette Americana Museum was the one who told me. He also included a pic of the mold being made, John Reidel was a friend of his and also belonged to a corvette club called Glass Society on Long Island ,NY.
rockcrusher67
rockcrusher67 wrote: In my research on my Blue Mako, which has the same nose as the Moray. I found out that the noses without the dips were made by John Reidel of Custom Enterprises in Lindenhurst,NY not made by Motion. He took one of John Silvas noses modified it and made the mold for these noses. Wayne
Not the nose you're thinking of Ron. I have one of these as well...
Basicly, I have the makings for all three Motion Vettes (a Phase III, Maco, and Spyder) Can I get 'em built before I die? Or before the Gov'ment takes away our hot rods and guns (or at least the ammo)?
2Sharks wrote: Thats real interesting Wayne. I had not heard that before. Thanks for sharing the info!
Best get moving, with the democrats in control it probably wont be long.
rockcrusher67
rockcrusher67 wrote: The guy ,Allen Sherry who built my blue Mako and also owned the Corvette Americana Museum was the one who told me. He also included a pic of the mold being made, John Reidel was a friend of his and also belonged to a corvette club called Glass Society on Long Island ,NY.
Man, you got some "stuff". Interesting about this nose, per Rosen he got stuff from different suppliers. I personally like this nose without the indentations better, it reminds me of the frontend on the car that Daryll Starbird built out of the Masarati Birdcage, much cleaner without the indentations. I like both frontends, but I like this one better, although I prefer chrome bumpers front and back.
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