Official SUMMIT WHITE Camaro Thread

[Malibu T]

Originally Posted by REDDNOZE

Here's my contribution to the summit white family

Aww yeah! That's an impressive amount of detail!! Nice work.

[Malibu T]

Originally Posted by myold88

My Summit White SS was built for me 6 years ago today. #32351 was the first SW Camaro
shown here by a camaro5 member. Delivered to me 8/21/09.
38,700 damage free miles.

Happy Annivesary... and belated Camaro B'day too! Your car is a timeless beauty, always reminds me of 1st Gen pace car & 4th Gen Anniversary edition. It's definitely a keeper!

[Malibu T]

Found this poor shot of my SS in a misplaced photo file today. Her "shoes" we're dirty after our first big road trip, but you can hardly see the thick layer of farm dust & road grime covering the body. You've got to LOVE Summit White, especially if you've ever owned or detailed a black vehicle on a weekly basis. (Fall 2014, Eastern Shore, VA.)

[Victory_Lola]

Here is my new Summit White 2010 Camaro SS and I decided to give her some new shoes. Here are some shots of my 22" Vossen VFS1's!

Vossen VFS1 - Matte Graphite

F: 22x9
R: 22x10.5

[VTSummit]

Originally Posted by Skellcat

At the car show today. No disrespect to the old steel, but if the judges were part of the 30 and under crowd, I would have a house full of trophies. I still love going just to meet people and talk cars.

No disrespect intended, but why would you think that? I never could figure out why people take a late model car with different wheels and a couple bolt-ons to a car show.

[Skellcat]

No disrespect taken. To each his own. The reaction and amount of questions I get about my car is beyond what I expected. What I like is everything done to my car is to make it my own and done by me. The kids absolutely flock to my car, but I agree they don't understand the "classic car" thing. The voters are usually the ones who bring cars to the shows, most of which are the 50+ age so how will they judge? My car is late-model, yes, but there are probably a lot fewer made then most of the classic models that are still on the road. The last show a 57 Chevy took home 5 trophies. It was only a top 5 car at best as there were a few cars much nicer, but hey its a 57 Chevy so that overweighs everything else. That and his club brought 15 cars out of the 100 that were there. That's a lot of extra votes for your buddy. So as I say, the reactions and compliments are all the trophies I need. Just visiting and meeting new people is what it is all about, seeing all the nice cars is icing on the cake. And I never give myself a vote.

[VTSummit]

OK- I guess I'm out of touch with the car show crowd. I get a lot of looks in the Camaro, but I thought it was because I'm so handsome.
Maybe when mine is closer to 'done' I'll take it to a show. Meeting people and talking about cars is by far the most fun part. Went to a small local show and left somewhat disgusted because several old dudes were so full of bullish*t and lying about their car value/originality etc.

Originally Posted by Skellcat

No disrespect taken. To each his own. The reaction and amount of questions I get about my car is beyond what I expected. What I like is everything done to my car is to make it my own and done by me. The kids absolutely flock to my car, but I agree they don't understand the "classic car" thing. The voters are usually the ones who bring cars to the shows, most of which are the 50+ age so how will they judge? My car is late-model, yes, but there are probably a lot fewer made then most of the classic models that are still on the road. The last show a 57 Chevy took home 5 trophies. It was only a top 5 car at best as there were a few cars much nicer, but hey its a 57 Chevy so that overweighs everything else. That and his club brought 15 cars out of the 100 that were there. That's a lot of extra votes for your buddy. So as I say, the reactions and compliments are all the trophies I need. Just visiting and meeting new people is what it is all about, seeing all the nice cars is icing on the cake. And I never give myself a vote.

[Malibu T]

Originally Posted by VTSummit

OK- I guess I'm out of touch with the car show crowd. I get a lot of looks in the Camaro, but I thought it was because I'm so handsome.
Maybe when mine is closer to 'done' I'll take it to a show. Meeting people and talking about cars is by far the most fun part. Went to a small local show and left somewhat disgusted because several old dudes were so full of bullish*t and lying about their car value/originality etc.

You gonna post up pics of that 2015 Summit for us soon handsome?
I only paid $75K for mine, w/axle-back, failing stripes, & 780HP! Wouldn't dream of entering a show in my neck of the woods... because a Transformer's emblem apparently trumps ALL models & mod's.

[Texan_Camaro]

Mine is the Summit White. White was definitely the first and only choice lol

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[myold88]

Originally Posted by Skellcat

No disrespect taken. To each his own. The reaction and amount of questions I get about my car is beyond what I expected. What I like is everything done to my car is to make it my own and done by me. The kids absolutely flock to my car, but I agree they don't understand the "classic car" thing. The voters are usually the ones who bring cars to the shows, most of which are the 50+ age so how will they judge? My car is late-model, yes, but there are probably a lot fewer made then most of the classic models that are still on the road. The last show a 57 Chevy took home 5 trophies. It was only a top 5 car at best as there were a few cars much nicer, but hey its a 57 Chevy so that overweighs everything else. That and his club brought 15 cars out of the 100 that were there. That's a lot of extra votes for your buddy. So as I say, the reactions and compliments are all the trophies I need. Just visiting and meeting new people is what it is all about, seeing all the nice cars is icing on the cake. And I never give myself a vote.

I'll never understand that guys with new cars expect to get a trophy over a classic
car. If your in a Modern Muscle class, thats fine, enjoy your trophy. Many of the
restored old cars have hundreds if not thousands of restoration hours put
into them. Granted some owners buy their cars restored but maintenance to
keep them 100% can involve dozens of hours.
I guess you can tell I've restored a few classics myself. Try doing a frame up
restoration on a 60 year old car and then you may want to rethink the
trophy thing for just a few upgrades and weekend detailing before a show.
I have 2 trophies with my '10 SS, both received in that "Modern Muscle" class.

[sxty9GTO]

Just wanted to throw these out there.

[Victory_Lola]

Originally Posted by sxty9GTO

Just wanted to throw these out there.

I looooove the blue accents on white good job! that was originally gonna be my color combo if I did the hood spears too

[fhrex]

Beautiful!

[Mr. aBouD]

Originally Posted by Victory_Lola

Here is my new Summit White 2010 Camaro SS and I decided to give her some new shoes. Here are some shots of my 22" Vossen VFS1's!

Vossen VFS1 - Matte Graphite

F: 22x9
R: 22x10.5

Welcome to the SW forum tiff as I always tell you on insta, your white looks sick with those wheels and the simple setup is what makes it even better .. So keep it up.



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