SCR10 update 4-1-2007

[sYc]

<font color="red"><u>Thursday, July 26th, 2007</u>
<ul type="square"><u>Meet 'n' Greet @ host hotel (Holiday Inn @ Collinsville,IL)</u>[*]Hosted by the Super Car Workshop[*]A "pre-show" show &amp; cruise-in, complete with refreshments and lots of cool cars![/list]<u>Friday, July 27th, 2007</u>
<ul type="square"><u>Drag Racing @ Gateway International:</u> [*]Gates open at 8am[*]Racing from 10am until 3pm[/list] <ul type="square">[*]Move in at Gateway Center from 4pm until 6pm [be there ASAP!][/list]<ul type="square"><u>Dinner banquet w/guest speakers</u>[*] 6:30pm - pre-banquet get together w/cash bar[*] 8:00pm - Banquet w/special guests [tickets required!][*]10:00pm - special viewing of Supercars (banquet attendees only!)[/list]<u>Saturaday, July 28th, 2007</u>
<ul type="square"><u>Indoor Supercar Show &amp; Outdoor Musclecar Show @ Gateway Center:</u>[*]Doors open to public from 9am to 4pm[*]Cars need to be out of building Saturday evening[/list]</font>
Being as this is our 10th year, we intend to go full circle again and spotlight Yenko Chevrolet! This will include special guests, including family &amp; friends from Yenko, as well as the largest turn out of Yenko cars since Yenko Chevrolet closed it's doors! If it's Yenko, we wanna see it!! From original Yenko race cars, to nut &amp; bolt restorations, to never before seen Yenko memborabilia - SCR10 will have it all, and then some!!! And while we are featuring Yenko this year, as always at the SCR, ALL SUPERCARS are welcome to attend!!!!

[NOTE: be sure and take notice of the new dates!

[sYc]

Scheduled to appear.

<font color="red"> Jon Clary - '69 Yenko Camaro
Rob Clary - '69 Yenko Nova
Mo Wiggs - '66 Yenko Corvair
T. Clary - '83 Yenko IMSA Camaro
T. Clary - Funny car
Dennis Cumby-Gibb LS-6 Chevelle
Jeff Murphy-Camera and ?
Don Stowers - '69 Yenko Camaro - Orange
Mark Hassett - '69 Yenko Camaro - Orange
Mark Hassett - '69 Yenko Chevelle - Orange
Mark Hassett - '70 Yenko Deuce - Orange
B. Henderson - '69 Yenko Nova &amp; ?
Chris Short- '69 Douglass/Yenko Camaro &amp; ?
Keven MacKay - A collection of Yenko road race Corvettes
Kevin MacKay -'66 Penske L-88 Corvette Vettes
Dan Hayes - '72 Motion Moray Corvette
Rayburn Pennington - '73 Motion Corvette
Eddie M. -'69 ZL-1
Nickey Chicago-????
Schonye-'70 Deuce (SF Yellow) and ?
Albert Galdi-'69 COPO Chevelle
Kasey Vandenberg- '67 Dana Corvair
Helen Gibb- '68 Gibb Nova
Arone/Pascoe-'69 L89 Camaro
Colin Comer-'68 Yenko Camaro &amp; ?
Annie Hartweg-'68 Gibb Nova
Joe Barr-memorabilia &amp; ?
Ken Tibor-
Marlin Spotts' '70 Yenko Deuce
J.D. LeBlanc-'02 ZL-1 Camaro</font>

<font color="blue"> Guests- Helen and Nancy Gibb, Lynn (Yenko) and Alex Zoiopoulos. </font>

[sYc]

We have made a couple of minor changes for SCR10.

Most have to do with fees, which have been the same since SCR1.

Entry fees for the supercars will remain the same, but no longer will the fee include a banquet ticket.

Gate fees for the racing and indoor show have been increased. Also there will be a small fee charged this year for anyone racing (members get a discount).

To get back to the original intent of the event, no longer will replicas of "supercars" be allowed to participate at the track, nor indoors on Saturday. As in the past, they are more then welcome to be part of the Gateway Camaro Club's outdoor show on Saturday. This does not mean that members are no longer encouraged to bring something to race, even if a non-supercar, just not a replica of a "supercar".

[DarrenX33]

Are Member's rides still welcome inside?

[SS427]

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Are Member's rides still welcome inside?

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If so, I may be bringing two. Also if so, what are the guidelines/stipulations?
Rick

[sYc]

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Are Member's rides still welcome inside?

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Yes, as space permits.

[mudjnky]

Why are you singling out "replicas", which I guessing also means clone or tribute cars? I was very much looking forward to attending and participating in this event. I figured I wouldn't be able to attend the indoor show, which is understandable. Unfortunately the closest my wife and I will ever be to getting a real Supercar is the tribute car that we have. That doesn't mean our spirit, appreciation, or understanding of what a real car is, has been lessened. Your statement that "anything but replica of a Supercar" is welcome makes me feel like we've done something wrong by owning this car. Just my opinion.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

IMHO, I prefer not to pull 16 hours to the Premier SuperCar show in the country to look at 'tribute' cars that I can see at any local weekend show. I go to the SCR's to see the real deals, plain and simple, I don't care if there are 5 real cars or 105 real cars - I'll be there and I'll be racing!

[68l30]

M, I couldn't agree more...

I personaly feel clones are ok,just not at a reunion..I see a clone just got some ink that was at SCR9...Why not a real Yenko instead? There were several there! I think the history of the cars is the best part.How cool is it to see two cars back to back as they were 40 years ago at Yenko? I don't get that thrill from a clone......

Steve

[mudjnky]

Steve, Marlin, and others who read this,
I am not trying to pass our car off as the real deal, and I'm not looking for equality with the real cars. Our intent was to come out to show and see the real cars, show our car with the Camaro show, and race the car on Friday. We also wanted to go to the banquet to meet everyone. What I am upset about is because our car has a Stinger hood, and Baldwin Motion Stripe we can't race it.