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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Rose Hill, NC
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Thanks for remembering...car ran Sanford, Fayettville, Roxboro, Broadslab, Kinston,Jacksonville,Farmington, Piedmont.yes the 68 started as an original E Stock Z28 that ran on a difficult (at that time the Old Reliable Camaro Stahl/Moroso/Strickler )12.12 et record...later ran as Modified Production...finally won in 1976 at Bowling Green NHRA district meet by Bobby Warren when he borrowed the Camaro and converted back to run stock eliminator....the Camaro was sold at that Bowling Green event....I believe it had the monoker "Super Rooster" still on it when sold.....If anyone knows anymore about the "whereabouts"...of this Camaro I would love to know....I still have the original 4bbl cold air filter assy package .disc brakes which were replaced for drum brakes in order for car to weigh less, and air pump for the emmission required at that time for it as delived by the dealer then Bill Garainger Chevrolet of Apex, NC.
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Conway, AR
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I guess it depends on one's perspective, but no picture with a Camaro in it qualifies as "old," in my book...
But then, I had 12 years of going to the drags under my belt when the Camaros came out... To me, an "old" drag strip photo has to include a flag starter, and steel wheels... LOL!
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