CamaroZ28.Com Brick at the National Corvette Museum

On September 21, 2002 at the 2nd Annual F-body Celebration at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Ky, CamaroZ28.Com unveiled the CamaroZ28.Com brick in the F-body section of the museum’s walkway. The donations for this brick was made possible by contributing members from the CamaroZ28.Com message board. Many thanks go to the the following people:

• Matt Parsons
• Steve Roth
• David Smith
• Jill Tanner
• Jimmy Jenkins
• Eric Anderson
• Lori Kelly
• Quentin Scott
• Rebecca Glenn
• Chris Stigers
• Kevin Drinkwater
• Brent Franker
• Jeff Lehn
• Jason Riesbeck
• Jacob Shorey
• Danny Jacobs
• Jeff Foster
• Roger Cotton
• Carly Smith
• Tim Bruce
• Kevin Maughan
• Anthony Green
• Kenneth Moody James Reeves
• David Santore
• Dax Anderson
• Kevin Green
• Tony White
• Mike Austin
• Nathan Cid
• Charles Hansen
• Wilson Chan
• David Morgan
• Jonathan Camere
• Pete Young

The National Corvette Museum is a not-for-profit foundation created to preserve Corvette’s heritage. On display in the museum is at least one Camaro that was used to develop the 5th generation Corvette. Although it is a museum for Corvettes, it is the closest thing available to an F-body museum and is currently the perfect place for CamaroZ28.Com to be permanently etched into muscle car history.