Between the late 1960s and early 1970s, dealer-built specialty performance cars occupied a unique niche in the muscle car world. Among the most legendary of these were the Baldwin-Motion vehicles — high-performance Chevrolet models transformed by Motion Performance and sold through Baldwin Chevrolet in Baldwin, Long Island, New York. While Baldwin-Motion is often remembered for…
During the golden age of American muscle cars — roughly the late 1960s through the early 1970s — the Chevrolet Corvette stood as one of the nation’s premier performance icons. Among the numerous specialty Corvette variants created in that era, few are more rare, exotic, and storied than the Baldwin-Motion Corvette — high-performance, dealer-built Corvettes…
During the golden age of American muscle cars in the late 1960s and early 1970s, a small New York-based Chevrolet dealership and speed shop partnership made an outsized impact on performance culture. The Baldwin-Motion Performance Group carved out a place in automotive history by transforming brand-new Chevrolets into dealer-built “supercars” with performance rarely seen outside…