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Jun 7, 2010 | 11:12 AM

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JakeRobb

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Originally Posted by Brangeta

1967-2002 Historical Discussion

Facts, Reference, History

factory original information, paint codes, RPO codes, restoration reference materials, questions about what is and is not stock, etc.

GM Special Editions

Discuss things about GM factory special editions here: SS, WS6, Firehawk, F1, RS, '93 Indy Pace Cars, 30th & 35th Anniversary Edition, etc.

Aftermarket Special Editions and famous show cars

Discuss things about aftermarket special editions such as GMMG, Callaway, Berger SS, Tom Henry SS, etc. here along with Camaros that appeared in magazines, at SEMA, or as project cars for companies

I like this breakdown a lot, except I'm wondering if there's a good reason to limit it to 2002. There are already several special-edition 5th gens, including factory special editions (Black, Dusk), limited editions (1LT Synergy Green), famous show cars (Jay Leno's TTV6).

There's also no time like the present to start gathering information about RPO codes, etc. Years from now when 5th gens are considered classic people really, really want them, the research is going to be a lot more difficult.

Jun 7, 2010 | 11:15 AM

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Brangeta

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I suppose there's no reason at all to limit the generations on those sections.

Nov 9, 2010 | 11:40 AM

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Brangeta

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Re: History and Special Edition section

Jason, can you make the history section a reality? I just discovered the last 4th gen Camaro that was sold to the public is currently on ebay, and I wanted to share that with people, but... it doesn't really fit into any current section.

Nov 16, 2010 | 09:41 PM

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JasonD

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Re: History and Special Edition section

Haven't forgotten about this, trying to find something that will work and get utilized well.

I am working on an all-new forum structure (been a long time coming, I know...I am spread thin), and once released I don't want to make too many changes or it will just screw everyone up.