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Yesterday, 12:50 PM
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Uscc
Quick question, How long was the United States Camaro Club in operation.
Trying to put a date on some garage art. 
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Yesterday, 02:26 PM
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Started in Dayton Ohio in 1981 by Jim Wirth,ceased operations prior to 1998.
Leaving a void that led to the formation of the American Camaro Association.It was one of several major clubs,including the International Camaro Club,that defined early Camaro enthusiast organizing. I was a member from 1984 till 1998.
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Yesterday, 03:37 PM
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Great club back in the day. That’s how I got most of my information on the cars. There magazines (Camaro Corral and Camaro Enthusiasts) had a lot of great articles and pics. I still have the whole collection of all the magazines. I still go through them periodically.
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Yesterday, 06:27 PM
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I also thought it transitioned to CAMARO WORLD (Eklers) in the 2000's
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Yesterday, 11:39 PM
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USCC restored the 1967 Yenko Stomper Camaro YS-604 in the 1990s
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