Thanks, Steve. I really appreciate the recognition but it is still all about the hobby and the friendships made along the way.

Congrats Jon...I'll remember your name from now on...:wink:
I followed the link to his thread and it's very interesting, but the link to his "story" seems to go dead. Xplantdad, Bruce, is there another way to see that thread ?

I'll have to go searching for one of the die-cast cars now. Doubt I can afford one, but it would be cool.
Jon, my '67 run of the mill SS350 car was Granada Gold too. Already plan to return it to that color.

Jon's Z28 has been featured on here a few times...but the pics were posted before I took over Members Rides...and they were hosted on Photobucket :( They are all gone except for the post from 2016







From 2004:


https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...ighlight=Mello


From 2014:


https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...ighlight=Mello


And from 2016:


https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...ighlight=Mello







He's another neat link about Jon's Z28!


https://www.hemmings.com/stories/201...acn?refer=news




:beers:

Yeah, I remember that fiasco with Photobucket going to paid only subscriptions. A lot of people lost all their photos. I elected to pay the $35/yr to keep mine intact and have been grandfathered in at that price ever since.Thanks for the links.

2024 Warren Malkin Award Recipient Jeff Helms
 

This year's award recipient is Jeff Helms AKA jeffschevelle. He is someone well respected in the hobby for his knowledge, passion and willingness to help others. Jeff Helms is an encyclopedia on Z16s and a tenacious dedicated researcher with intimate knowledge of everything related to 65,66 & 67 Chevelles from air filters to tires. A true historian who has share his knowledge and has dispelled myths perpetuated over the years with facts and educated us all. The award was presented to Jeff at 2024 MCACN.

We all miss Warren. His legacy will live on in many ways and through this annual award.