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PostPosted:Thu Jun 23, 2011 11:56 pm 
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Car Details:1997 Camaro 3.8 30th anniversary auto
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No it's not reference to a Duran Duran song. Is there ANY Camaro owners in the Birmingham and Solihull area?? Also has any thought been given to expanding membership to Firebird owners???


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PostPosted:Fri Jun 24, 2011 2:46 am 
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Car Details:1979 Z/28 / 408 CID/ M-22 / 3:73 Eaton Posi, yada, yada, yada
Your crowd seems pretty thin...I think you should open it up to the Pontiac crowd, since they are essentially the same platform with a slight differentiation in sheet metal. One of my favorite cars was a 70 Rally Sport. It was one of about 30 that were prepped to promote the IROC series. This car had a 455 HO, 4-wheel disks and a Muncie M-22 with a 3:08 final drive. Looked sort of like a T/A without the shaker hood or fender vents. Had everything else though. This one was (fittingly) British Racing Green with a white rally stripe from nose to tail on the left side. Bad-Ass car. Had to sell it when I divorced my first wife in 1989. Kicked myself in the ass ever since. Rare car, probably worth six figures now.

This is fairly common knowledge over here, but do you folks know what "Pontiac" means?


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PostPosted:Fri Jun 24, 2011 11:21 am 
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Car Details:79' camaro road & track day toy. 383 stroker, 5 speed TKO trans, lots of suspension stuff, 13" Vette brakes, 18" wheels.
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Most places I go to shows, Ace cafe etc.. , there are loads of Camaros. Somehow they don't seem to find this site, maybe they're older guys that are less IT or social media/forum active... or maybe they do, and just don't comment much.

Is it worth getting some 'Classic Camaro Club' cards made and popping them on windscreens, to up the interest ?

Agree, Trans Am/Firebird owners could be welcomed.. (but they would have to pay of course.. ;) )

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PostPosted:Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:26 pm 
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From when I had my last yank (which was only two years ago) it seems there is a bit of apathy set in to the car scene. I'm all for making the Camaro Club as good as the Mopar one. That's why I've posted re members in Birmingham area. I want to get some meets going and a bit of comradery !! :thumbup:


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PostPosted:Fri Jun 24, 2011 7:44 pm 
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I'm with you on getting members together, we are however a small ownership circle spread across the UK. Might be right about the age group of the owners.

If I look at US fora, they seem to be a lot younger. Here I suspect the ownership is a bit older. What say we try and survey that?


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PostPosted:Fri Jun 24, 2011 7:52 pm 
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Car Details:hi i have had my 70 z28 for bowt 5years now when i got it it needed a full resto an now am finaly geting to the end just have a few more bits to find and i cant wait till shes dne.
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hi ye i agree about the cards and organiseing meets and when i finaly get my camaro on the road i will be doing as many show and runs as i can so be good to have something to show people what club iam in.


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PostPosted:Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:36 pm 
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Well, I just comeback from the AACUK show at Hatton where there was a good showing from 4th gens and quite a few 1's 2's and 3's I tried to spread the Camaro club word. Have we got a committee ?


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PostPosted:Sun Jun 26, 2011 5:10 pm 
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Event organiser in particular?


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PostPosted:Sun Jun 26, 2011 6:05 pm 
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If we had a events organiser, we are talking costs etc. But, we can try to motivate ourselves to meet up at another show like Americana in Notts. I mean the Caddy club were set up at the AACUK's show signing up new members.


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PostPosted:Mon Jun 27, 2011 6:17 pm 
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Car Details:hi i have had my 70 z28 for bowt 5years now when i got it it needed a full resto an now am finaly geting to the end just have a few more bits to find and i cant wait till shes dne.
Location:north east
hi i go to americana every year and would be a good place for us all to meet up thanks shaun.


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