Is that Tahoe Turquoise?

To those attending, I'm asking a favor for detailed '67 L78 photos particularly engine bay photos.

In addition to cowl tags, overall car, engine bay photos I'm looking for as many bolt head markings as possible, colors, finishes, etc. Anything that I can study for my own build.

Cool non original engine bay shots/cars welcome as well.

Feel free to blow up my phone full of photos any time of the day: 408.859.9429 I'd really appreciate it!

Thank You!

Here are a few pics I took. First is my car unloaded and in 67 L78 display, next my car information poster. There are five 67 L78s. The car next to mine is a butternut yellow still owned by original owner. Interesting his car and mine both built 7B and with 456 axle ratio with many similarities and irregularities. the rest of the pics are in the judging area.

A big thank you to my friend Kerry Stanley for organizing and inviting all the cars to the 55 anniversary 1967 L78 invitational display. Fantastic group of owners; Kerry S., Bob C., Phil B., Jay A. Steve S. and L35 honorable mention Dean S. :)

More pics

A few more

we need more pics.....great cars!!!!!!!!!!

And a few more... This is a spectacular venue for the Camaro Nationals.

A few more. This is a spectacular venue for the Camaro Nationals!

Rich - good luck with the silver Z.......you did a great job bring it up to top level!

Some Killer Cars in Both Halls ! Met some Great Guys Too !!!

Inside venue looks great, the cars too! I can't wait to see everything on Sat!

Very exciting. Nice to see a room full of non-1969 Camaros too!

Best of luck to those showing their cars! Looks like a great show. We need more pics!

Besides mine inside there's Probably another 7 or 8 1970 Z/28's and L78 's all lined up in a row ... Don't think I've ever seen that at a single show!

It was a great show! Very well organized & tons of great cars. About 540 Camaros parked outside on display Saturday. Kudos to the organizers and a huge thanks to all of the volunteers.

Totally agree with Bergy. What a great venue for the Camaro Nationals!

Sounds like a hugh success!!! Congrats to the organizers and the participants!

Originally i thought 3 days of nothing but Camaro’s would get old pretty fast , But boy was i wrong ! I probably spent more time meeting & talking to people i only know thru social media . I was skeptical at 1st if my 70Z was even worthy to be invited inside ? , Again the People involved made this event one of the Coolest shows i’ve been to in along time . Oh and the Cars !!!!

I think we are spoiled with the new location and dates. The folks really put on a great show.
Our Super Man 67 Yenko car competed in the legends class and scored 99.7% and obtaining 4985 points.

Awesome show location with great friends and many spectacular cars too! The show hours of Friday & Saturday sure went by very fast. I need to get there earlier on Thursday next year. I didn't have a car there but helped on the 2nd Gen Legends judging team.

YES it was. A great Show and turn out. Well done by all involved.

Great venue and show….Totally enjoyed my time with my Camaro buds…

While I might have missed some cars, I did not see one Frost green 69 in attendance on Sat, (painted that color of course) :)

Great cars and pics so far. Love Paul’s stripe delete Z and that red on red big block 68. 💕❤️

Outstanding show. Well organized, and the Classic Auto Mall is a great venue. Cannot give enough kudos as well to the Holiday Inn staff. As we were waiting in line to check in Thursday, the staff brought out beer, hard cider and hors d'oeuvres for everyone! Also got to see old friends and make some new ones. Met GrumpyJeff and his 70Z is an awesome car! Can't wait til next year!

Camaro National Pics
 

A few invitational display cars.

A few judged car exhibit

Steve, does the black 67 setting to the left of your car belong to Phil?

Yes. Phil happens to be in that picture behind the yellow car. The owner of the yellow car Bob C. purchased it new. That car is a 7B built with 456s like mine.

A few more judged cars.

Is judging mandatory? I just like to go places n hang out with Camaro guys n talk about our hobby. I have no interest in points or awards stuff.

No judging is a personal choice and there are different display areas. Non judged would most likely would be outside, but the invitational (non judged) was inside.

Great show and Great cars. I think this show will grow each year. Thanks to those who organized this show and to all volunteers. We brought my wifes 1970 Z28 with 33k miles survivor. Only reproduction parts are tires and battery. car scored a bronze, first time this car was judged since she owns it in 19 years.

This is how a correctly installed cowl induction seal should look.

These are not..

WOW...what a lineup!

Congrats to all involved, it was a clearly a great event.

Would love to see some of these at MCACN in November, especially some of the 67's. Class of '67, Bay-Bee!

Bashton

Wow ! wish you would of mentioned who you were , never realized we spoke , thanks for the kind words !

Maybe next year we can have an area for Members of this site so we all can meet each other.

Mr. 70...what is wrong with the Garnet Red 69 Z? Me being a Nova guy, I don't have a clue what's right or wrong on a 69 Camaro

Dave

67 Nova boy

pic is a thousand words!!

Yup, we talked about the nuance differences between LA and Norwood built cars...especially the decklid and spoiler areas. Super nice meeting you and I didn't realize who you were until I strolled over later to see your car :)