AUTOGRAPHS?

[TGG1SS]

Originally Posted by Sir Nuke

well for those oif us that has had Scott Settlemeyer, the current product manager for the Camaro, who has been part of the Camaro Team since the 60's, sign thgeir cars.....well that's about as good as it gets ....... as good as having Carroll Shelby sign a Cobra.

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[slick rick]

Originally Posted by fbodfather

well - I'd argue that getting Al Oppenheiser to sign your Camaro is like getting Carroll Shelby to sign a Mustang - perhaps even more valuable.

I think Carroll Shelby is legendary - but he didn't really engineer a Mustang from the ground up. (....yes - Cobra of the 60s he did - but not the 'mustang cobra' -- rather he modified a Mustang...)


As to me signing cars - -frankly the first time someone asked me to sign their Camaro I was quite taken aback.......

I'm happy and honored to do so, but I also understand why some people don't want signatures -

....I think everyone on the team is happy to sign your car if you wish.

Thanks again, Scott, for signing my car

[Sir Nuke]

Originally Posted by slick rick

Thanks again, Scott, for signing my car

hope to run into you again at the Fest!

[tpower]

I do have my Autographed picture from Scott & Becky which I did have framed and hanging in my office , I was curious

[el ess A]

I'm guessing the OP doesn't own or care about a Mike Judge Lithograph either. Or gives a hoot about a Hall of Famer Lou Brock signed baseball.

It's memorabilia. Plain and simple. It may not be worth anything to YOU, but to me, it's priceless.

[Rangore]

What pen to ya'll use...just a sharpie?

I'd have Scott sign mine if given the chance.

[tpower]

I'm guessing the OP doesn't own or care about a Mike Judge Lithograph either. Or gives a hoot about a Hall of Famer Lou Brock signed baseball.

It's memorabilia. Plain and simple. It may not be worth anything to YOU, but to me, it's priceless.

Ummmmm if you read the title it was CARS.

[tpower]

For the record I would love to have Scott Settlemeyer & Al Oppenheiser sign my ZL1

[Trailbreaker77]

Originally Posted by fbodfather

well - I'd argue that getting Al Oppenheiser to sign your Camaro is like getting Carroll Shelby to sign a Mustang - perhaps even more valuable.

I think Carroll Shelby is legendary - but he didn't really engineer a Mustang from the ground up. (....yes - Cobra of the 60s he did - but not the 'mustang cobra' -- rather he modified a Mustang...)


As to me signing cars - -frankly the first time someone asked me to sign their Camaro I was quite taken aback.......

I'm happy and honored to do so, but I also understand why some people don't want signatures -

....I think everyone on the team is happy to sign your car if you wish.

Yea, I was kicking myself after I left the Riverfront show in DE. I should have had you sign my ride.

[el ess A]

Originally Posted by tpower

Ummmmm if you read the title it was CARS.

What's the real difference?

[el ess A]

Originally Posted by tpower

For the record I would love to have Scott Settlemeyer & Al Oppenheiser sign my ZL1

Ah, ok. There you go. Figured you'd come around once you saw how cool it was to have Scott and Al sign your car! They don't cost anything except a little of their time, and it's usually a discussion starter at other car shows/events.

Trust me, it's a personal taste thing, but once they sign your car, you'll dig it every time you open the hood.

[Kiss My SS]

I wouldnt even have let Carroll Shelby sign my car if it was a Shelby, The window sticker, yes. The car?, No.

I met Bill Ford in 2007 when I lived in California and I was buying a Mustang at a Ford dealer in Palm Springs and he was there. I did not let him sign my car. I had him sign the Mustang Brochure, thats good enough for me. The Mustang is gone but I will always have his signature.

[Grandeos]

Im not a fan of the signature trend... But those of you who are.... you are missing the most important people... THE DESIGNERS.
Not to take anything away from the signatures you have, as there are hundreds (if not thousands) of people who have helped bring this car to market (product planners, sculptors, engineers, manufacturing, marketing people, etc).... It starts with the designers. They are the ones who made our hearts melt when we first laid eyes on the 5th gen Camaro. In my opinion, those are the signatures worth having.

Ed Welburn (VP of Design), Tom Peters (Design Director), Sangyup Lee (Exterior), Micah Jones (Interior), just to name few of the many who helped craft the beauty we all know and love...

If you see/hear any of those names at a car show, you better come running with your pen in hand!

[tpower]

[QUOTEAh, ok. There you go. Figured you'd come around once you saw how cool it was to have Scott and Al sign your car! They don't cost anything except a little of their time, and it's usually a discussion starter at other car shows/events.

Trust me, it's a personal taste thing, but once they sign your car, you'll dig it every time you open the hood. ][/QUOTE]

I was really looking for some cool stories about the signatures but the toilet and the plumber story was freakin hiliarious