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Originally Posted by fastfreddie
OK, I am really excited that this has been brought up so my answers may be a bit wordy, but here we go...
1. Would this club be something you would value and participate in or do you think we have enough places to get information from or groups to join?
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When I lived in Baltimore, we had a club and I really miss it. We'd go to cruise-ins and car shows together and help one another with installs as well as regular non-Camaro related events such as meals, bowling nights, go-karting excursions, backyard barbecues and movie nights. It was a great group of people who I remain in contact with and when I moved, I was really hoping to be able to find something similar. The two groups you mentioned (C5G & IL Camaro club) are great by all accounts, but unfortunately a bit out there for regular meet-ups or hangouts. I was very active in my former club, organizing events, designing logos and administering the facebook page. I would love to be involved as much as possible here.
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2. Do you use Facebook or any other social media regularly, and would you participate in that means of communication?
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I use facebook daily and it really is, in my opinion, the best way for a group to keep in touch. I am still actively involved on the page of my former club and would be willing to help administer the page.
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3. Is Facebook your social media of choice and how often do you monitor/check Facebook? (Everyday, Weekly, Monthly)
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see above
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4. Are you okay with this being a club for all generation Camaros or would you prefer it staying 5th and 6th Gen?
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I hate to steal answers, but I'm open to all gens and really don't even mind if it were just, say, a "modern muscle car" club or whatever. the cars are really just a conduit through which we meet good people, so it's more about having fun.
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5. Any suggestions/ideas/comments or experiences you have and want to share?
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again, I have to agree with the previous answer. Free is the way to go. if we get t-shirts or window clings, everyone can pony up the cost for their own units. to me, as long as folks are friendly, fun, and enthusiastic then it's hard to go wrong.
Once again, I am really psyched about this and although i do work a lot and travel a bunch, i'm willing to devote whatever time and energy I can spare to this! Thanks for bringing this up!