This past weekend, the NEOCC had their 14th annual Camaro Fall Classic. As a part of the show, Scott Settlemire brought Bumblebee for everyone to see and enjoy. On Saturday afternoon the club officers and Scott decided to get a group picture with one Camaro from each generation including Bumblebee. As a memeber of the club and being an amateur photographer, I took a picture of this arrangement and cleaned it up using Photoshop. That night at the cruise-in that a lot of us went to, I presented Scott with a framed copy of my picture that I call “5 generations”. With permission from Jason, I am posting here to share this picture. This picture can be viewed on my website at www.hotrodsigns.net/page3.html

I cannot thank Scott and the NEOCC enough for making this picture possible. Please let me know what you think.

 

The cruise-in was at Skyway Drive-in. Skyway is behind the BP station on Steel Corners Rd by Rt. 8 in Stow. They have a monthly cruise on Saturday night.

 

Cool pic .

David

 

sweet my new background

 

But the one in the middle isn't technically a Camaro.


Nice picture btw.

 

I wanna see one with a 67, 69, 70, 81, 82, 92, 97, 02, and the 5th gen all together. That'd truly cover every styling change there was.

 

If you wanted to cover all the styling changes, wouldn't you go: '67, '69, '71, '74, '78, '82, '86, '93, & '98?

That's alot of cars for a single picture, isn't it?

 

Well, it would more or less get them all in my list, but yeah, that would be a lot of cars. I went for 92, 97, and 02 so you could include some anniversary cars.

 

lol Was there anyone there asking Scott when he was going to make BumbleBee transform?

 

Nobody asked him to transform but when he got loaded on an enclosed car carrier, Everyone wanted to see what he looked like underneath hoping just maybe... They loaded him on the top run right behind a new G8. If there wasn't a light rain, I would have taken some pictures of him in the truck.

As far as which years I would have picked, I think I would had like to seen a '69 instead of a '68. The reason, the new Camaro was inspired mostly by the '69's style. The '69 has aways been my favorite and it was my first car I ever got. 18 years later, I still have it. When you visit my website, the white '69 on the sample's page is mine.

 

LOL One of the guys from this area went to the big 40th & asked Scott when it was going to transform lol Of course I wouldnt have been suprised if Scott didnt back hand this guy lol.

 

I have a picture of my 6 year old son and his buddy looking under the car in the Summit Racing retail store. He was quoted as saying I think I see the body. It was a very funny moment!

He now has given me his blessing to buy a Camaro [he really likes my truck] but I have not told him it won't be yellow.