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That's about the most Moparish looking Camaro ever
Us Mopar fans would prefer you not try to relate the new Camaro to our brand, the Challenger is a far better looking car, all the credit for the Camaro should go where it belongs, to GM.
Hi, I am a big Indy Car fan. Been going to Indy 500 since 1963. Thought I'd share this picture of this years Indy Pace Car....'09 Camero
I can remember various pace cars over the years, and the replica models that were offered for sale in the dealerships at the time.
I used to be a fan of Indy car racing, and still enjoy it occasionally if I happen to find one of the races on TV. I remember watching the Indy 500 back around 1979 to 1984, or so. I became interested because a guy from my neighborhood, Dennis Firestone, was racing there. His daughter and I went to school together. Unfortunately, he never finished well in the years I watched him race. That was back around the time when Rick Mears started winning races, so I became interested in watching him race. Since there were other members of his family racing elsewhere, I became interested in what they were doing, too. His brother, Roger, raced off-road trucks, as well as a number of other things, around the same time. A while later, Roger's son Casey, started racing NASCAR. Eventually, I became interested more in off-road racing, and after that, stock car racing, of which I still follow some of the series now. I've always enjoyed following the racing where I knew some of the competitors.
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