Treasure Coast Camaro 5 ***TCC5***

[Mr. Nasty]

Yeah that looks good. And Mr. Nasty after the upgrades feels very Nasty its ready for pony wars. I'll let you know after Friday night.

[UF4LIFE102SS]

Originally Posted by Mr. Nasty

Yeah that looks good. And Mr. Nasty after the upgrades feels very Nasty its ready for pony wars. I'll let you know after Friday night.

[heymatt]

Anyone planning on heading down to Cars and Caffeine on the 23rd?

[Justins00ss]

I have a post on my Facebook about cars and coffee. I have a few from the st Lucie area leaving about 7:45 from gatlin. I think Skip, myself, Willie is a possible, my buddy Jimmey and a couple gtos might go.

[Drago77]

Hello... Anyone here??????

[Drago77]

I missed it last year, but fully plan to attend this time!

SUPER CHEVY SHOW- PBIR:

As one of the largest and most popular manufacturer shows, the Super Chevy Show will feature racing excitement on both the drag strip and road course, car show, vendor midway, swap meet, car corral and exhibition Pro Show.

Drag racing fans and Chevrolet enthusiasts will fill the grandstands to watch the bracket racing action, from the DriveDuracell.com Bracket 1 race to the Camaroguys.com Gen. 5 Challenge. Chevy car show enthusiasts can check out the judged and non-judged car show entries, while the autocross participants compete and test their agility against the clock and cones for their personal best of the course.

PBIR has added the Super Chevy Magazine Triathlon to the weekend’s racing action. Camaro and Corvette fans will participate in a three part challenge including: speed braking, autocross and drag racing.

Participants and fans can shop the manufacturers midway for new aftermarket performance parts of the swap meet for those hard-to-find restoration treasures. Kids are encouraged to join in the fun with the popular Revell Make ’N’ Take model building program in the Car Show Awards Tent each day.

All 5th Generation Camaros are welcome to join in the drag racing fun and participate in the CamaroGuys.com Gen. 5 Challenge, trophy class on Saturday. While all car show participants are encouraged to test their skill and agility on the autocross course that’s included in the two-day car show entry fee.

The Pro Show will feature Jet Funny Cars and Wheelstanders.

NEW UPDATE: CAR SHOW WILL FEATURE PROFESSIONAL JUDGING LED BY LONG-TIME SUPER CHEVY SHOW JUDGE, RAY JUMP

PRICING & EVENT SCHEDULE
FRIDAY
8 am – 5 pm Vendor & Swap Meet Load In
2 pm Tech
6 pm – 11 pm Test & Tune (Open to all) $20

SATURDAY
8 am Gates Open
9 am – 11 am Car & Truck Show Registration
10 am – 5 pm Super Chevy Magazine Triathlon
12 pm – 2 pm Revell Make 'N' Take - model building for children
12:30 pm Pre-Race Ceremony
1 pm Bonus Race
5 pm CamaroGuys Gen 5 Challenge presented by S&W Race Cars
5:30 pm Pro Show
6 pm Car & Truck Show Special Awards
7 pm Bracket Bonus Race Finals
7:30 pm Pro Show
9 pm Track Secure

SUNDAY
8 am Gates Open
8:30 am Racers for Christ Service
9 am – 11 am Car & Truck Show Registration
9:30 am Run for the Money Time Trials
11 am Bracket Eliminations, Round #1
12 pm – 2 pm Revell Make 'N' Take - model building for children
1 pm Pre-Race Ceremony
1:30 pm Pro Show
2 pm Bracket Eliminations, Round #2
2:30 pm Car & Truck Show Awards
3 pm Pro Show
3:30 pm Bracket Eliminations, Round #3
5 pm Track Secure

SPECTATOR PRICING FRI. SAT. SUN.
Adult $10 $20 $20
Children 6-12 yrs. Free $5 $5
Children 5 & under Free Free Free

RACE CLASSES
Saturday Bonus Race (Box or No Box) $40
Saturday CamaroGuys Gen 5 Challenge presented by S&W Race Cars $30
Sunday DriveDuracell.com Bracket 1 $65
Sunday Bracket 2 $65
Sunday D.O.T. $65
All classes must be Chevy bodied or Chevy powered and includes all GM brands.

CAR & TRUCK SHOW
2-Day Show (Judged) $45
2-Day Show (Non-Judged) $35

CLASSES
Big Car 1949 – 1989 Conversion 1900 to current
Big Car 1990 & Newer Early Chevrolet 1900-1948
Chevelle 1964 – 1967 Nova 1962 – 1967
Chevelle 1968 – Newer Nova 1968 – Newer
Camaro 1967 – 1969 Nostalgia Rod
Camaro 1970 – 1981 Low Rider
Camaro 1982 – 1992 Open
Camaro 1993 – 2002 Pro Street/Pro Engineered
Camaro 2010 – current El Camino
Corvette 1953 – 1967 Truck 1949 – 1972
Corvette 1968 – 1996 Truck 1973 – 1987
Corvette 1997 – 2004 Truck 1988 – Newer
Corvette 2005 – current SUV
Monte Carlo 1955 – 1957 Young Star (under 21)
* FOR COMPLETE CLASSES PLEASE SEE www.SuperChevyShow.com

NEW UPDATE: CAR SHOW WILL FEATURE PROFESSIONAL JUDGING LED BY LONG-TIME SUPER CHEVY SHOW JUDGE, RAY JUMP

[UF4LIFE102SS]

We need to find out if we need to show both days! Remember last time was a waste! From what is posted about judges it has to be better than who I talked to last time. They seemed clueless!

[Mr. Nasty]

Hey D just go both days. It looks like fun I would go but it so far away.

[Drago77]

Originally Posted by UF4LIFE102SS

We need to find out if we need to show both days! Remember last time was a waste! From what is posted about judges it has to be better than who I talked to last time. They seemed clueless!

I'll find out, but I'm thinking just Sunday based off or last experience

[Drago77]

Originally Posted by UF4LIFE102SS

We need to find out if we need to show both days! Remember last time was a waste! From what is posted about judges it has to be better than who I talked to last time. They seemed clueless!

Got the verdict from PBIR, specialty awards are Saturday, however the overall car show awards are Sunday. Basically, exactly like when we went before. So if you can only make one day, Sunday is the best bet. But regardless, you're paying for a two day ticket

[Drago77]

Greetings

As many of you have noticed, the club administration participation has declined since the end of 2013 as fewer and fewer events had been scheduled and very few within the routine geographical area the club normally operates in.

My sincerest apologies to everyone for the omission of the annual TCC5 club Holiday Party as I know myself and several other members, past and present, look forward to the event each year as an opportunity to spend some time with the TCC5 family outside the track and the shows…

As it seems, the club activities have been coming to a grinding halt this year, apparently it can’t hurt to insert myself back into organizing local activities and try to revive what I started 3 years ago…

I don’t think at this stage of the club there’s any necessity in appointing a “President” or “Director” or any other fancy title… but whatever you wanna call it, I’m going to try to organize some local activities once again. I may not make it to every event like I had in the past, nor do I plan on spending as much time involved in the planning and/or hosting of such events; however, I would like to see some activity on the Facebook page and on this forum once again.

For those who haven’t been a part of the FB page, please take a second to log onto the page, there’s a substantial amount of information shared there than appears on this forum…

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Treas...49341091795116

Just a reminder on few upcoming events:

This Sunday:

Cars and Coffee- departing from PSL @7:30 AM travelling caravan to Boynton/Palm Beach for the ensuing car show

Elks Lodge Car Show, Port Saint

March:

All GM Show, Old Town, Kissimmee Fl

April:

Super Chevy Show at PBIR… 3 day Autocross, Drag-Strip ,Car Show and marketplace

Hope to see everyone soon!
Kev

[Drago77]

This Sunday Feb 23, is the Cars and Coffee meet in Boynton Beach. Plan on leaving the Bass Pro on Gatlin (2250 SW Gatlin Blvd, PSL, 34953) at 7:45am sharp. The meet is from 9am-11am then there is a cruise to the palm beach auto show. They're giving the cruise participant's VIP parking. For further details, contact TCC5 member, Justin Sherwood

Check out the event's FB page for more details and past meet pix!

[Drago77]

This Sunday is also the Elks Lodge Car Show in PSL, 10am-2pm,

440 NW Peacock Blvd, PSL- directly across from the Mets Stadium...

Great, local fun... and Mets Spring Training across the street!!!!!

[Justins00ss]

Thanks for the updates Kev!!! I am with you as far as not being able to attend all the shows and meets. Especially with the 2nd boy on the way! But being able to still hang out and cruise with everyone is a good time. I would of liked to go to the Sebastian show earlier this month but the cards just didnt play out with the family. That being said, if anyone during the week wants to hang out I usually take my son over the carshow behind Chic Filet in Stuart on Tuesday evenings. They have been packing in the cars as of late over there. I would say around 150-250 cars as of late. Its 2$ but you get a coupon for a free chicken sandwich at the Chic Filet. Not a bad deal.

Also if anyone else is interested in the Cars and Coffee meet you can PM here or on FB just message me or friend request me. Thank you.