The Camaro Club (UK)

I started doing track days about 8 years ago, but realised quite quickly I'm not competitive enough to go racing, and just enjoy my own level of speed and circuit action without the pressure of actual racing.

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“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”

Everyone can find their own level at which they are comfortable

there is simply nothing that comes close to good open racing with kindred spirits

as steve macqueen said

Racing is Life..................

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/13651605092112619/

whether that be racing around a field in the damp, or a trcak day, or high powered sport..........

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Kind Regards
TopCat
Secretary
Classic Camaro Club
Member of The Association of American Car Clubs UK
Email :tboles@strathnoon.co.uk Websites: http://www.classiccamaroclubuk.com and:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdhLJtR_ZY4

and Hillclimbs/sprints of course!

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Kind Regards
TopCat
Secretary
Classic Camaro Club
Member of The Association of American Car Clubs UK
Email :tboles@strathnoon.co.uk Websites: http://www.classiccamaroclubuk.com and:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdhLJtR_ZY4

Ah! Sprints, yes a very affordable, non-contact (assuming you don't throw it away yourself!) way of involving your big V8 musclecar in motorsport and having lots of fun for cheap. Having drag raced for too long, Sprints came as a very welcome breath of fresh air, representing far better value for money and far more fun than drags. Not for everyone, but for those perhaps wanting the buzz of circuit racing without the risks and costs, a very real alternative until the calling bites harder.....................
Cheers, Martin

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Stock Car Saturday! This 1970 Camaro Will Only Cost You $475 And A Couple Parts......

http://bangshift.com/bangshiftapex/bang ... ple-parts/

Frank Gardner driveing the SCA freight camaro.I worked for SCA back in 1971/2 when they had the 1st gen an this 2nd gen camaro.I watch them build this car from a nearly new Z28 road car.

wonderful pic and stories
I was introd to Frank at Goodwood by a friend who said-"Frank meet Tim he races a Camaro"
He looked me up and down and after a while said
"Well you look a brave kind of fella!"

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Kind Regards
TopCat
Secretary
Classic Camaro Club
Member of The Association of American Car Clubs UK
Email :tboles@strathnoon.co.uk Websites: http://www.classiccamaroclubuk.com and:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdhLJtR_ZY4

I do love 2nd gen race cars, they look great. Looking forward to doing some track / sprint days next year. Sportsroof is being kind enough to help with installing a 4 speed manual in mine once i get it over there (was hoping to be able to drive over in December)

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