US Camaro Club: existing or not?
 

Does anybody have the proper link to that site? Maybe now called the Worldwide Camaro Club?
I was searching for the group who is keeping a registry of the 1st generation Camaros; for authenticity purposes, etc... https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/beers.gif

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Just got my monthly mag this week.

http://www.ecklerscamaro.com/joinnow.asp

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Ecklers? as in Corvette Ecklers? What is the journey that the original Club has taken since conception up to today's Club? https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/beers.gif

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Both Camaros and Vettes and the get with Classic Chevys also to do shows throught the Summer such as the All Chevy Show this past Aug in Seattle.

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So, at least in particular to my desires, what is THE Camaro site for final VIN registry's? https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/beers.gif

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Could be Ken Moorehead's old storage unit full of files that were provided to the new club when USCC sold out. I spoke to a (now) former employee of the sucessor club over a year after the switch and he told me that the files were transferred but the Tri-5 company had not done anything with them at that point. Plenty of people took shots at ken, Doug, and Frank during the active USCC years, however, I feel history will be more forgiving concerning the overall contribution to the hobby made by the USCC.

Phil

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I enjoyed being a member of the USCC in the 1980's.Very well written,with some ahead of it's time articles and insight.I still cherish those issues today,and the people I met through them.
These guys also ran the now defunct Super Chevys limtd. out of Florida,which restored and sold Musclecars.They were a HUGE staple with the NCOA Chevelle crowd back then.

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http://www.worldwidecamaro.com/