I asked the lady in Cleveland (who wanted me to put in a good word for her, but I forgot her name... it was something with two first names?) and evidently you were there the previous Saturday

She did say you were a great boss, but seemed confused as to how I'd know who you were.

 

I asked a lady in San Jose or LA in 2005 about him and got the same type of response. But When I started talking to her about the Camaro and what we "knew", she didnt want to talk to me anymore, like she knew something but couldnt tell me... It made me wonder how much those people actually know. So I hit her up for a contact to apply for a job. haha. I never called the number she gave me though. She told me I was cute and would make a good model though.

 

when will you be around on saturday, scott?

 

Hey guys, Luckily I will be in NYC next week for work, and will am planning on going to the show on Monday afternoon once I get settled in my hotel. Just wondering, how hard is it to get tickets at the door? I dont really want to order a ticket online, just incase something comes up work related and I cant make it. Any help...thanks guys.

Fry

 

also, is there a reason that on the NYIAS web page, under concept cars, that the Camaro is not listed? That seems like a mistake, and if not I dont think that will boad well for marketing and such. Yet, on the New York Debuts page, the Mustang special edition is on there twice...HMMM is this show a little on the blue side?

Fry

 

Even GM's own website coverage of the show doesn't mention the Camaro, so I doubt Ford has anything to do with it.

 

Stop it with the Winky's.

 

I just was thinking that because Scott said the promotor didnt go with the special showing of the concept. Any ideas about tickets, should I just get them at the door?

Thanks
Fry

 

Same here. I'm supposed to go Monday, but don't want to buy tickets online just in case.

It's 3 hours from where I live, so I hope it's easy to get them at the door.

The Camaro IS going to be there right? The silver one? It's my biggest reason for going, if it wasn't there I wouldn't bother.

 

I can't imagine the camaro NOT being there...isn't it the biggest show in the country? I havn't gone in a few years, but I don't remember it being a problem getting tickets at the door...on monday you shouldn't have a problem, I would think there would be bigger crowds on the weekends.

I'll be there Tuesday morning to see my next car

 

We just got back from the show. Yes, the silver concept is there, and will be for the duration of the NY show.

Tickets at the door... there can be lines, but they will sell all the tickets they can. Just buy them online the morning youre leaving.

Some quick pics courtesy of Dave Hamburger, since he left earlier than we did, he got some online already. I love this car more and more everyday.

http://imageevent.com/davidhamburger/nyautoshow

 

wow...pix look great. Did it look even better in person? How about the Challenger?

 

I was fortunate enough to be in Detroit, but yesterday, we were afforded the opportunity to get a more intimate look at the Camaro.

As just about everyone has been saying... the pictures do not do the Camaro justice. You just HAVE to go see it in person.

Challenger is there... and I feel the same way as I did when I saw both concepts in Detroit. The Challenger is nice. I like it.... despite being so big and heavy... but compared to the Camaro... well, to me, the Challenger just seems bland... the Camaro eminates so much more energy

and the Mustangs.... LOL. They are a distant thrid in my pecking order. Oh, Ford has the GT-350H there. 330HP. Gee, welcome to 1997 Ford.

 

Agree with Chris 1000%! Anyone with the opportunity to go to NY and see the concept in person should make the effort. You WILL NOT be disappointed. I'm still whiping the drool from my mouth after seeing the concept yesterday.