Supercar showcase at Fall Vettefest

[TimG]

There were a bunch of cars there that I wanted to see. Overall it was a good show, it was hard to top last year with the turnout of supercars that showed up for that event. I watched some of the filming on Saturday, should be a good production. The sYc display was great.

[68l30]

to all who were there and congrats to those who won awards.What a showing of the sYc! Wish I could have made the trip this year..


Steve

[DarrenX33]

Had an excellent time at this show. Hope everyone made it home safely! We still have 2 guys on the road headed west. Let's wish them continued safety on their trek.

[sYc]

I am working on two hours sleep, so bear with me, but here goes.

First of all, my apoligys to Rich for his car not getting parked in the sYc area. A really well done car, which is evident by the fact that Rich took home one of the coveted Top Gun awards, along with Steve Sandlin. This makes 3 for the sYc in 2 years, Rich & Steve, 2004, and Frank A. 2003.
2005 ????

Here is how I think it went.

Yenko Sportscar Club, special club participation award
Tom C.- '69 Yenko Nova, Gold Spinner
John P.-'69 Douglass/Yenko Camaro, Gold Spinner
Glen Hanson-'69 COPO Camaro, not-judged (GS quality)
Frank M.-'70 Yenko Nova, Blue/Gold Bow Tie Boulevard
Rich G.- '69 Yenko Camaro, Top Gun & Gold Spinner
Chad B.-'69 Yenko Chevelle, not-judged (GS quality)
Steve Sandlin, '68 Chevelle, DH conversion, not judged
Steve Sandlin- 2004 HRSS, Blue/Gold Bow Tie Boulevard
Steve Sandlin- 1957 Belair conver., Top Gun & Gold Spinner
Frank M., SR- '01 Camaro, Blue/Gold Bow Tie Boulevard
Frank and Caleb A.- '69 COPO Camaro, Gold Spinner(999 pts.)

Now to the women folk.

Ginny Hasset, 1994(?) Camaro, Blue/Gold Bow Tie Boulevard
Helen & Nancy Gibb, '02 ZL-1 Camaro, Blue/Gold Bow Tie Boulevard

And, I know there were a few other folks who hang out here who had cars there. Hopefully they will let us know how they did.

Special thanks to Rick (Mr70) for the dealership display and Dave (mrrec) for the turntable. And to Kenny, Gus, Darren and the other fine folks who were there to lend a hand when needed.

Even though there were less supercars attending this year, the public, and the judges as well, were really impressed with the sYc display, especially the qaulity. And speaking of judges, top notch. I do not envy their job. The gentleman who judged my Nova was a former NCRS judge, who was very knowledgeable, and very courteous.

[ORIGLS6]

I had a chance to spend time with the guys Saturday and , although the number of cars was down, the Quality was as impressive as ever. Great Job again Fellows!

Here's a shot of our esteemed front man "On the Job" Saturday afternoon.

[ORIGLS6]

The Marquee.........

[LVCamaro]

I know that Bob and Larry Adcock were there with their beautiful hugger orange '69 Z28, but I don't know if they had their car judged. It was an absolutely gorgeous Z, which doesn't surprise me knowing Bob & Larry. Congrats to both of you!

[sYc]

I forgot to mention another valued member of the sYc team. That is Caleb Arone, our resident supercar artist, who, as always, amazed us all with his artist talent. I beleive Steve's "Incinerator" was among the cars immortalized in ink.

[DarrenX33]

Indeed Caleb is the best! He did one of my Z. I ran home and framed it. Thanks Caleb. <--make that root beer.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

The Kid rocks, simple as that

Another root beer for him