I want to thank all the Camaro and Firebird owners who came out to Morgantown for this year’s Nationals. Without cars and car owners, there is no show. From our…
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Camaro Comrades, It has been a while. A while for everything, it seems. Due to social distancing, it may have been a while since your last cruise or car show.…
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The 2019 Nationals will be an event I will remember for quite a while. First and foremost, was the absence of our dear friend Bud Scolastico. Time will heal wounds,…
read moreScott Settlemire 3/12/19 A few of you have asked me about the “LS6” block versus the “LS1” block. Very simply, we could not supply enough LS1 blocks back in, as…
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I will always remember Bud as a real car guy and a devoted grandfather. I first met him and Marla, with his recently purchased 1968 SSRS big block, back in…
read moreThe Day the Panther Died, by Scott Settlemire June 28, 1966 was a day of firsts. It was a day where 200 journalists were inducted into SEPAW (more about…
read moreI got my first Camaro Brochure in early September of 1968. I was at the ‘Great Allentown Fair’, and drooled over what I thought was a new model of Corvair. …
read moreWOW! What a show. After two years of rain we finally had good weather for the Nationals. There will be many articles written about the 18th Annual Camaro Nationals including…
read moreHmmm, Global Climate Change? This was another year of Dancing with Raindrops. The Thursday Cruise went great – I can’t believe the number of bridges April found in such a…
read moreThe 17th Annual Camaro Nationals came in with beautiful weather and went out in a heavy downpour, but the rain didn’t damper the enthusiasm or excitement of the event. Everyone…
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