Camaro5Fest III location nomination

[ckcamaro]

+2 for NOLA

[AutoAgenda]

Texas.

[GreenMonster]

thatd b fun (N.O)

if not MIAMI!!!!!

[mikey8]

Camaro security for NOLA?

[boltmark]

I vote for either INDY or Kentucky Motor Speedway. There is also a race track in IL called Gateway. I would love to see it there.

[mikepage0007]

Originally Posted by Huggerorange73

So you're saying it's a good idea to ignore safety rules?

How cool will it be if something bad happens and someone is seriously hurt? NHRA puts those regs in place for a reason....YOUR SAFETY as well as the safety of the other drivers and spectators.

Come on man.

well how many 11 second cars have 6 air bags, NONE..stop blowing smoke cause we all know that 3tenths of a second , is not gonna make a real difference ...the cages are for gutted 11 second cars with absolute no safety other than a seat and cage..i understand rules , and of course they are a good thing, but a couple 11 second camaro,s with all safety provisions still intact should be considered different than a 1974 pinto with inner fenders removed , 1 seat , and every bit of steel removed to make lighter...go pick a fight with someone else

[Fleet1]

Originally Posted by fbodfather

I suggest National Corvette Museum.

Why?

Centrally located -- so those from all over the country can drive to it - it's not on either the left or the right - north or south...........

Drag Strip and Autocross nearby

Corvette Plant across the street

NCM tours

Great country for cruises

NCM knows how to throw a party










Now..............





For those of you who may disagree with me...............

Scott is right on with this one, NCM knows how to do events.

Was great to vist with you Scott!!!!!

[rocketman 12]

These are my personal favorite's for C5 Fest 3(like it matters, lol)......

Indianapolis, IN: Indianapolis Motor Speedway & Lucas Oil Raceway(formerly IRP/ORP)
Mansfield, OH: Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
Chicago(Joliet), Ill: Chicagoland Speedway & Route 66 Raceway
Cincinatti, OH: Kentucky Motor Speedway, Bluegrass Motorsports Park(road course), Edgewater Sports Park(dragstrip)

[Fleet1]

Originally Posted by mikepage0007

also people must take in account is that high profile tracks might not let certain cars run...some have tight inspections...would suck for a lot of people to get booted for running mid 11 with no cage..also m6 needs bulletproof bellhousing in 11secs, ...remember the big multi million dollar tracks could be sticklers for details...takes all the fun out of it...also big cities can have po po that has no compasion for the average camaro guy...small cities with good tracks and friendly small towns looking for $$$$, is def the way to go...imo

Ya, no need for a NHRA track.

[So Cal Camaro]

Hopefully they don't change the date range too much, because I agree, Hot Rod Power Tour is in early June, and that would definitely take precendence over C5Fest for me. I agree that you may run into issues with vendors scheduled to attend bigger shows if you run into May/June. I'd be up for going to Indy.

[Milk 1027]

Originally Posted by Zabo

Hey, lets just have it in Hawaii.. that way nobody can go! /Sarcasm

Seriously though. Vendor attendence was aparently light at Firebird. NCM in Bowling Green. If F-Bod threw the idea out, there has to be an obviously good reason.. even as a permenant location down the line.

http://www.motorsportspark.org/ - Whenever that gets built..

I'd say that's about as Central as you can get it for a stuck location.

Wrong!
There were more vendors this year than last.
I don't know why people keep saying this...

[golfprobeezer]

I would agree with everyone that says somewhere like Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio. Not because im from WI, but because it truly is a neutral meeting site for anyone in the US. I was contemplating going to the fest this year, but to far away.

[Scrapppy666]

Within 300 miles of the north east would be nice

[SilverIceman]

IL, IN, OH, MI all would work great. Just remember to move the date back to the first half of May. Weather would be in the 60's and 70's by then. Lots of great facilities in these states. And a lot more people living within six hours drive.