Completely True Facts about Fbodfather you may not know...

[FaytalsCamaro]

This is dedicated to the amazing Fbodfather. Thank you for giving us Camaros! Now to thank you for what you did this thread is dedicated to all the amazing things you have done which by the way are 100% true. Im sure some of us have heard of the stories going around of this amazing man so please share anything you have heard about him!

The pen that Scott uses to sign our vehicles at meets and gatherings is actually made from a Camaro Melted down.

Scott once had a bug problem at home and to solve the infestation instead of buying a insecticide Smoke Bomb, he proceeded to do a burnout in his camaro from the inside of the garage.

Scott once tried to drive a Mustang, unfortunately it blew up due to his sheer awesomeness and presence.

In the deleted scenes of Fast and the Furious You can see that Scott was actually one of the drivers for alot of the stunts. They had to cut him out because of his wild driving skills that had all the other stunt drivers in awe.

Scott succeeds with every first attempt, therefore he never 'tries'. This explains the success of all the generations of Camaros thus far

When Neil Armstrong landed on the moon, Scott was already there doing donuts in a Camaro.

When Scott gets into a Camaro he doesn't drive. He will's the earth rotation to get where he needs to be

Scott was on the show Survivors once, they had to change the name of it to Predator

Hercules performed 12 Labors, Unfortunately the 13th Labor was to survive a race against Scott in a Camaro

[2012-1822]

When Scott first started in the car business, he sold seven 1966 Camaros in one day.

Scott's ZL1 in stock form beats a GT500 in the quarter mile every time.

Scott got into a Karate match with Chuck Norris one time, after 13 days they called a tie and had beers together. This match was recorded in the comic book Death of Superman.


It's a little known fact that Scott grows his own coffee beans, he once spilled a cup of coffee made from those beans on his Camaro at which point it instantly transformed into a giant robot named Bumblebee.

[ssmike]

Scott has been with General Motors for so long that the dinosaurs were just starting to evolve into birds! In fact, he is responsible for their extinction! He did an hours long burnout in his pre-Gen 1 Camaro prototype that the smoke filled the atmosphere and killed off most living creatures at the time! He survived by eating Mustang! True facts!

[yellowrs]

Who is Scott??

[FaytalsCamaro]

Originally Posted by yellowrs

Who is Scott??

Gtfo

[GMteSSted]

Originally Posted by yellowrs

Who is Scott??

The last person who asked this question got a personal visit from Scott and has had permagrin every since!!!

[FaytalsCamaro]

Jk

[slick rick]

He's on Netfllix
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/America...r&trkid=222336

[AdamZ]

Obviously well researched lol


Stick to the mod reviews

[2012-1822]

In 1961 Scott drove a black Suburban to FoMoCo's design studio and planted plans for a deceptively inferior automobile on John Najjar's desk. Even though the design appeared normal, hidden were inherit problems that would force the platform to forever be slower than it's competitors. Today we know that vehicle as the Mustang.

[Chief Bob]

[2012-1822]

It's a little known fact that Karate has studied Scott since he was 2(I said that right), he once challenged Wesley Snipes to a match where the loser had to go to prison for 3 years, the rest is history.

[meissen]

Scott's one of the most dedicated GM employees to all things Camaro and has actually been named as one of the top 10 employees who mattered within Chevrolet. I firmly believe if it weren't for Scott, we wouldn't have many of the things we appreciate today with the 5th gen. He's been our voice inside the halls of GM. He takes the time out of his day - almost daily - to visit this site and others and post what he's able to. Many of his weekends are spent at various Camaro / FBody car shows throughout the nation. Jason Debler and I personally met with Scott and a few others, at their request, a handful of months ago to discuss ways that Scott could reach even more Camaro clubs and groups worldwide because he simply cares that much and is willing to devote his time and energy to us - the enthusiasts.

Hero worship? Nah. Respecting the man for what he does on a daily basis to support all of us Camaro enthusiasts - yes. This thread is all in good fun, no need to come in here and be such a disrespectful troll.

[HDRDTD]

Originally Posted by meissen

Scott's one of the most dedicated GM employees to all things Camaro and has actually been named as one of the top 10 employees who mattered within Chevrolet. I firmly believe if it weren't for Scott, we wouldn't have many of the things we appreciate today with the 5th gen. He's been our voice inside the halls of GM. He takes the time out of his day - almost daily - to visit this site and others and post what he's able to. Many of his weekends are spent at various Camaro / FBody car shows throughout the nation. Jason Debler and I personally met with Scott and a few others, at their request, a handful of months ago to discuss ways that Scott could reach even more Camaro clubs and groups worldwide because he simply cares that much and is willing to devote his time and energy to us - the enthusiasts.

Hero worship? Nah. Respecting the man for what he does on a daily basis to support all of us Camaro enthusiasts - yes. This thread is all in good fun, no need to come in here and be such a disrespectful troll.

But we have to remember Brian, that new people won't know who Scott is, and won't know why we respect him so much.

All hail Fbodfather!