THE “AMERICAN PRIDE” CHEVY CAMARO

This story originally appeared on the Summit Racing website in September 2010. It was photographed this amazing 2011 Camaro SS at the “Super Chevy Show” event that was being held at the Firebird International Raceway. (Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park).

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2011 Chevy Camaro SS

A special one-of-a-kind version of the new Chevrolet Camaro debuted publicly Saturday, September 11 at Summit Racing Equipment in Tallmadge. The 2011 “American Pride” Camaro was unveiled on Patriot Day at the Northeast Ohio Camaro Club’s annual Fall Classic car show at the Summit Racing Retail Super Store (1200 Southeast Avenue in Tallmadge).
The “American Pride” Camaro is the result of the artistry and enthusiasm of Mountain Muscle Cars in Cosby, Tennessee. It features an artistic representation of the history of American freedom in a custom airbrushed work of art. A tribute to American history and heroes, including artistic depictions of military servicemen and women and U.S. Presidents, the incredibly detailed design makes this special Camaro a unique showpiece. The car will tour major events nationwide over the next year, starting with its debut at Summit Racing this weekend.
“We thank Mountain Muscle Cars for their incredible artistry in bringing this Camaro to reality,” Scott Settlemire, Manager Chevrolet-Cadillac Shows & Exhibits, said. “We’re delighted to be unveiling this work of art at the Northeast
Ohio Camaro Club’s Fall Classic at Summit Racing, and we thank the men and women at Summit Racing for their continued support of the NEOCC.”
This unique Camaro will appear at many Chevrolet events and displays and will be used to promote the Chevrolet’s Military Discount Program. U.S. Congressmen Phil Roe of Tennessee was so taken with the car’s inspiration and design that he donated an American flag to join the car’s nationwide display. That flag will fly over the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C., to commemorate military service men and women who have lost their lives in the line of duty.