2012= 45 Year Ann. of Camaro= Z28!!

[Burlap]

Originally Posted by Gary B

I don't kid....I'll take a new Pres over the Z in 2012!! Ok, back to the topic at hand....

What's it like to see things through such a red tint that you're blind?

[arozar]

Originally Posted by chevydude26

and a new president hopefully!! I kid I kid!

[blaSSt]

Originally Posted by Camaro509

Wouldn't it technically be 2011 that makes 45 years?

1967 was the first model year of production, 1968 was the first anniversary.

by analogy 2012 is the 46th year of production and the 45th anniversary of the first year of production.

[Brokinarrow]

Originally Posted by 2010 IBM SS RS

Yea agreed, but with the government puting strict MPG restrictions on all new cars, the chances of a car with that much power and that low MPG they wont be able to make it possible :(
But im with you all it would be gold on GMs part to have this 45th anniversary Z28 come out.
Or like 2SSJIM said, throw that supercharger on, get the emblem and call it a Z28

dude, your avatar is freaking me out

[fdjizm]

Originally Posted by blaSSt

1967 was the first model year of production, 1968 was the first anniversary.

by analogy 2012 is the 46th year of production and the 45th anniversary of the first year of production.

so if i married a girl stayed with her for 5 years, divorced her then 7 years later i re-married again and was with the new lady for 5 years i would have been married for a total of 10 years? and can celebrate our 10th anniversary on the 5th year of my second marriage?

[ShnOmac]

Originally Posted by fireresq157

"I would be greatly surprised if GM continues development or completes the Z28 model". "I don't know about 2012 but I can assure you it was in the works"

I wouldnt be suprised if it is almost done and will be out sooner than 2012

[blaSSt]

Originally Posted by fdjizm

so if i married a girl stayed with her for 5 years, divorced her then 7 years later i re-married again and was with the new lady for 5 years i would have been married for a total of 10 years? and can celebrate our 10th anniversary on the 5th year of my second marriage?

How do you remarry and be with a new lady? My answer to your post was:

Originally Posted by blaSSt

Hasn't stopped GM from offering a 40th or a 50th Anniv. Corvette. (remember 1983?)

The answer you quoted was for Camaro509's question.

But to be perfectly clear it is absolutely TRUE fact that the on the date of the 1st marrage that occurs 5 years into the second marriage it is the 17th anniversary of the date the original marriage occurred. I don't care if you want to celebrate it or not. Just like Saturday you are free to celebrate Liberace's 89th birthday.

Also the link you gave for the definition of anniversary states:

An anniversary (from the Latin anniversarius, from the words for year and to turn, meaning (re)turning yearly; known in English since c. 1230) is a day that commemorates and/or celebrates a past event that occurred on the same day of the year as the initial event. For example, the first event is the initial occurrence or, if planned, the inaugural of the event. One year later would be the first anniversary of that event.

Does not contain the word continuous. That is your assertion alone.

[fdjizm]

Originally Posted by blaSSt

How do you remarry and be with a new lady? My answer to your post was:


The answer you quoted was for Camaro509's question.

But to be perfectly clear it is absolutely TRUE fact that the on the date of the 1st marrage that occurs 5 years into the second marriage it is the 17th anniversary of the date the original marriage occurred. I don't care if you want to celebrate it or not. Just like Saturday you are free to celebrate Liberace's 89th birthday.

Also the link you gave for the definition of anniversary states:
Does not contain the word continuous. That is your assertion alone.

ehem

An anniversary (from the Latin anniversarius, from the words for year and to turn, meaning (re)turning yearly;

Birthdays (v.) are the most common type of anniversary, where the birth date of a person is commemorated annually

how did you miss that one? an anniversary is continuous.

Annual - 1 year
Biennial - 2 years
Triennial - 3 years
Quadrennial - 4 years
Quinquennial - 5 years
Sexennial - 6 years
Septennial - 7 years
Octennial - 8 years
Novennial - 9 years
Decennial - 10 years
Undecennial - 11 years
Duodecennial - 12 years
Tredecennial - 13 years
Quattuordecennial - 14 years
Quindecennial - 15 years
Vigintennial or vicennial - 20 years
Semicentennial or quinquagenary - 50 years
Semisesquicentennial - 75 years

[headpunter]

camaros were built and sold as 1967's in 1966 if i remember correctly

[blaSSt]

Originally Posted by fdjizm

ehem

An anniversary (from the Latin anniversarius, from the words for year and to turn), meaning (re)turning yearly;

how did you miss that one? an anniversary is continuous.

It says an anniversary happens every year, it does not require any other continuous activity. Once again you have added YOUR condition to the definition.

I'm done we disagree.

[Gary B]

Originally Posted by Burlap

What's it like to see things through such a red tint that you're blind?

What does that mean? I'd LOVE to get deep into this, but I believe politics is frowned upon here.....

[Camaro509]

AT least we can all agree that it is unwise to run with scissors in your hands without proper protective gear?

[ShnOmac]

Originally Posted by Camaro509

AT least we can all agree that it is unwise to run with scissors in your hands without proper protective gear?

I disagree........

[VenomZ302]

Originally Posted by blaSSt

Hasn't stopped GM from offering a 40th or a 50th Anniv. Corvette. (remember 1983?)

Also didn't stop Ford. Mustang II != Mustang.

Maybe it's just me, but when you change the name, even slightly, and then base the car off of a Pinto, I don't think it's the same car as the previous generation.

And for the record, there were 47 1983 Corvettes built. Just not sold. =P

Edit: Wow. Necropost...