Anyone hear of George Chevrolet in central NJ?

[69RSZ]

hi jeff,no i wont be going to the camaro gathering.i was there last year and well i should say i had a good time but was disappointed with the way peoples choice on the cars turned out.the yenko that was there was a rare peice but i was told he wins 1st place every year so i went over to look at it and it had a puddle of oil sitting on the top of the motor with oil sweat on the valve covers and won 1st place.i know i sound like im complaining but right then i made my decision not to attend peoples choice shows.they sent me an invitation but i e-mailed them back and told em to not waste eveyones time and just give 1st place to the yenko with the oil on top of the motor.by the way he was a sponsor of the show there.conflict of interest? [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]maybe.but no i wont be going this year or in the future unless they decide on a fair judging system for the cars.there was a cortez silver 69 z there that is a legend winner at carlisle and he didnt even place 3rd so that tells you something. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]i will send a pic of my car and maybe you will remember it.Ron.


69RSZ
02 35th perf edition #11

[Jeff H]

I don't mind the people's choice shows because it gives the people with a regular car a chance. Not everyone can afford to buy the correct NOS parts for their car so the repo stuff will work for shows like that. I had my 93 Z28 Indy 500 Pace Car down there for sale last year and sold it at the show. I know which silver Z28 you're talking about, but I think it comes down to which class you enter your car in. It's more of a fun get together for Camaro owners. The same pro-street cars win every year because there's not enough competition.