We are dedicated to owners, enthusiasts, and fans of 6th-generation and earlier GM Camaros. We are a non-profit car club serving the West Michigan area, specializing in aftermarket dress-up and customization products for your Chevy Camaro.
As we count down the days until the release of the 2015 Chevy Camaro at Harbin Auto, we got talking about the actual name, “Camaro.” For many cars of the era, the meaning of the model name was immediately obvious: “Corvette” was a warship, “Mustang” was a horse, and so on.
If it’s original-recipe muscle car you’re looking for, the list of ingredients is short. Take the smallest, lightest rear-wheel-drive platform you’ve got and shoehorn a V8 into it. Notable specimens include the Plymouth Roadrunner, Chevy Nova SS, and while it looks big now, the Pontiac GTO. But nearly all 60s-era
If Dom Toretto were a Chevy guy, he’d probably be driving this Camaro. The “murdered-out” flat black ’67 is the product of more than six years of work. While the owner spared no attention to detail, this land beast takes the understated approach, rather than slathering on the candy paint
Founded in 1925, family owned and operated Grand Rapids Michigan dealer, Berger Chevrolet, has been offering hopped-up bow tie products, especially Camaros, since the mid 1960s. Not known for doing conversions like Yenko or Nickey, although they would upon customer request; Berger made their name, by being one of the
If you’re reading this, then the great conflagration known as the muscle car wars of the mid-1960’s-early‘70s, stands as a crucial time in history. The first soldiers in this battle were mid-size cars, fitted with full-size engines, like the fabled Pontiac Tempest/LeMans-GTO, but by 1967, the pony car class started
Name recognition is a big deal in automotive circles, especially when it comes to limited edition, high-performance muscle/pony cars. That said, a rare few of the most potent and smile-inducing GM machines from the late-‘60s, donned the Yenko name. Fast-forward to present day, and another highly-touted pony car performance purveyor,
The Tulip City Ghostbusters are coming to Camaro’s of Michigan Car Show. So bring your kids and family this will be something new in the car show scene. They have been around this summer coming to car shows is where we met them. They will have the puff marshmallow man
We met this guy at Camaro Superfest and tried his product and we were impressed check him out at his site. http://www.mysparkandshine.com/ We have invited him to come to our car show and demonstrate his product but, he can’t make it he had other car show to go to on the
