Well its been a really busy past couple weeks for me. I got both the Camaro's polished up, showed off, and even raced the 91 against my best friend.

Just wanted to show off a couple of the pics I took during the past two weekends

KBPI Rock and Roll car show

This is my 91 Z28 and my friend Shaun's 1989 5.3 swapped IROC






Staging lanes ready to "Grudge race" each other...


The track photos of mine...



The guys at Adams polishes offered to show me a trick to help with our dashes keeping any even shine even in the hottest of sun, so they had me pull it into their booth


* Trick is using their leather conditioner on the dash pad. Offers SPF 65 UV protection and leaves and very nice even shine... and made the car smell new

While we were getting the truck ready to trailer Shauns car home, we realized that we actually made a pretty cool photo op!

 

Last Saturday I got both of MY Z28's out and polished up to take back to Denver for the Super Chevy show.

This was the first "real" trip with the convertible, and its first car show since the paint was completed a couple weeks ago.

6:20 in the morning waiting to get in...






The 91...



The 92...



Shiny!




The end result...

 

Left a light on in the convertible all day, and had to jumpstart it. Made for a cool pic if you didn't know it was to jumpstart each other haha!

 

i'm at a loss for words . envy , beautiful , are just a few . all pics are really great .

 

While show boards are nice, I've seen many fall at shows and either scratch the car or worse, dent it. You should consider the type of show boards that they use at the International Auto Shows that you need to drive up on to hold them in place. You will not get any scratches or dents from those.

 

Thanks man.

Yeah I get that and at the slightest air movement it got put away and set up inside the hatch area. I would like to see the design you talking about. I can picture something in my head, but would like to see. I had limited time to come up with a stand, so art easel style was cheap solution.

 

Hey guys I just found out that the Super Chevy magazine has entered my car for the Best of the Best program, and a THIRD GEN needs your help!!!!

Please vote for my Thirdgen Camaro. Share this with anyone you know.
http://bestofthebest.superchevy.com/2013/

 

http://www.carshowdisplay.com/

I know the owner and he does custom work. There are other companies out there that do a nice stand also. Look into the different options and prices and get the best bang for your buck.

 

Thanks Scott. Not quite what I pictured, but I think I will break out the plasma cutter and see if I can make what I envisioned work.


Pics that Super Chevy Magazine took...

 

I did a google search for car show display stands and found a very nice one from a Mustang owner. Check his out. It looks like he has changed from his early days to what he offers now. Very nice.

 

Voted, good luck in the contest. Cars look awesome.

 

Cars look great BADNBLK! Nice job on saving that convertible! What a difference compared to how you found it.


PS, just voted.

 

Thanks man! My car is the only third gen to be picked by the editors this year, and since the program started not one has made it into the yearly voting, so I'm hoping all my third gen buddies can come together and help get this through.

Thanks man. It has been a long road with the convertible or at least feels like it. There is still stuff I'm going to do with it to improve it further, but its looking pretty darn good

Thanks for voting. I'm really hoping that the I can pull this off and get into the 2nd round... Keeping voting with as many emails accounts as you can LOL

 

Lookin good man, great pics, congrats.

 

Looks great! I've always loved that STB. That vert looks really good too, it's come a long way.

Your board looks awesome, I need to get one for my sand rail.

This is the board style that was referred to above. The bottom peice is shaped like an L.

 

Thanks for sharing photos. Just voted.

 

Doesn't that go under the tire to keep it from dropping?

 

Yeahp, if you look close you can see the bottom part of the "L" is underneath the tire.

 

I think my board is too big to be put on a pedastal like the ones pictures above, but I think I'm gonna try somthing with a low mount that is held in place under the tire. Its a wonderful idea. Thanks for sharing that pic man, and yes the convertible has come a LONG way. I need to find the original owner and show him.

 

Thank you so much for voting. I'm pumped to be the only third gen in the program and I would be honored to be the only third gen to actually win it!!!

Keep voting if you haven't already. Help a third gen win!!!!

http://bestofthebest.superchevy.com/2013/

 

Done!

 

Thanks man!

 

I like your show board!!

 

Thought you might!!! Did you get your backed and mounted up yet?

 

COULD NOT BE HAPPIER RIGHT NOW!!!!

 

Congrats man! That's awesome!

 

Thank you for voting! I'm very happy. Now if they would have spelled my name right I would be even happier lol!


Thank you to everyone that voted for me... Helping thirdgens get more respect one vote at a time!

 

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Clean Third Gens can still be put next to any other Gen Camaro, or almost any other car in general, and shame them. Priceless.

 

Thank you! The black Nova is a customer of mine, and easily the nicest muscle car I have ever had the pleasure of working on or driving. I'm happy to be here.

I'm excited for the next few years as some more of these amazing builds on third gens get completed and they are out there smacking down, and making people think twice about our cars.

 

My Camaro was THE ONLY 3rd gen to make it into the Best of the best finals, and I need your votes starting Monday!!!

Please help me out.


http://bestofthebest.superchevy.com/2013/

 

Damn nice man love it congrats.....

 

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Both cars look awesome!!!!

 

Thanks for the vote! I didn't know it was up already.

You can vote as many times as you have legit emails.

I'm the only third gen!!! Vote for me please everybody.

 

I voted for your car Brandon. Very nice.

 

Thanks for the pictures.