sYc in print

[ANDY M]

Here is the whole article, and just so that all of you should know, Caleb did NOT drive his car down the track. To set the record straight, that is Dave McGaffe (grumpystoy) behind the wheel. Kinda hard to tell with the helmet and all. One other detail that wasn't fact checked was the number of SCRs that have been held. I don't think "edition 23" is correct.



Since they aren't identified in the caption, that's Frank and Caleb Arone working on the car, and Mr. Yenko, (Brian Potter, the MOF), lurking in the back.

[ANDY M]

Here is the rest of the article. That's Amy Dayton of ARS Productions, looking pretty in pink. The t-shirt was a one-off gift for Donna Mae from Brian Henderson.



Last page.

[1969l78]

That L-89 nova looks sweet Ken

[PxTx]

Nice to see some recognition. I wish there were a few more pics with people in them cause it kinda looks like a ghost town, but the shots from the track show some fun.

[bkhpah]

The majority of Bob's pictures are taken after hours. This is one reason for the ghost town look. It's just to hard to shoot around people for magazine coverage..BKH

[bashton]

AWESOME! Brother Bob scores for the sYc again!

Bashton
MCACN Managing Member

[sYc]

A cover shot and a very nice feature on Nickey Chicago and their 2010 Camaros in the March issue of Super Chevy.

[sYc]

Nice feature on Red Alert.

[sYc]

Have not seen it, but heard a couple of members made the latest issue of Musclecar Review.

Dave Boland and his SCW restored '67 Yenko.

Dave McGaffee and his 1969 Camaro “The Radical One” .