Camaro's at Carlise

[Chevy454]

All of the above reasons are kind of why dad started the sYc and the Supercar Reunion. Soon after he finished his Yenko Camaro, we attended a Super Chevy show in Memphis, and needless to say, dad was a little "disgusted". I assumed that this was where these AWESOME cars congregated, and that Super Chevy would surely cater to these "super chevys"...oh was I wrong! It seems that Super Chevy is just mainly interested in the number of entrants. It has turned into a mini "SEMA" show, catering to cars with TONS of aftermarket pieces. But, amazingly, there is usually one or two rare cars at each event (like the '68 Yenko that was mentioned in another thread). Thus, the Supercar Reunion was created, which goes in almost an entirely OPPOSITE direction...catering to the ultra-rare cars first, and not worrying about numbers.