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2012-Carlisle-GM-Nationals WELCOME RICK MARKKO, EVENT MANAGER THE ORIGINS OF GM LOVE elcome to the 12th Annual Carlisle GM Nationals ooking back, I’m not sure I can pinpoint a specifi c mo- W— home to all things General Motors. We welcome Lment when I became addicted to GM muscle, or more the return of Camaros at Carlisle and clubs such as the specifi cally, Chevrolets of the 1960s and 1970s. My family American Camaro Association, the Greater Northeast Im- was strictly Bowtie-oriented, so as far as I was concerned, pala SS Club (GNISSC) and many others to the National there were really no other cars to lust after. I was, like any Parts Depot (NPD) Showfi eld. Stop by the GNISSC to sup- number of you, simply born into it, and while other kids port the Hendrick Bone Marrow Program charity. hung pictures of Lamborghinis on their walls, I secretly We’re featuring the “W” (348 and 409) motor cars thought a fi rst-gen Camaro SS would be way better. that were produced between 1958 and 1964. These But if I had to pick one moment, it would have to be big cars were fi lled to the brim with an awesome en- watching my fi rst engine fi re up for the fi rst time. I was 17 gine combination leading to the next generation of and it was a 468-ci big-block Chevy. I remember watching engines referred to as big blocks. Some were “light- it breathe fi re out a set of zoomie pipes as the machine weights” and ruled the roost in NASCAR and NHRA. Be shop broke in the camshaft. For me, it was what dreams sure to check out the awesome display in Building Y, were made of — the new heart of a triple-black ’66 Ca- courtesy of our good friend Don Fezell. Be sure to reg- price hard top, and the fi nal piece of a three-year puzzle. ister in the Guest Services Building to win the 409 cid / If you’re here at the GM Nationals, I suspect you get it. 425 hp engine we’re giving away Saturday afternoon. And you’ve come to the right place. No other manufac- The Solid Lifter Showroom IV continues to wow turer off ered more avenues into performance and style folks with a display of some of the fi nest supercars on than General Motors, starting with the iconic ’55–’57 the planet. Our special thanks goes out to Brian Hen- Chevys, ’59 Cadillacs and ’63 Split-Window Corvettes. derson and Joe Arone of the Super Car Workshop and The ’64 GTO started the era of the muscle car, and the Arone Auto Restoration, as they have prepared and ’70 Chevelle SS 454 LS6 perfected it, along with the Buick fi nished these vehicles with unmistakable attention GSX and 442. 1969 L88 Corvettes went 200 mph at Le to detail! Mans, while C10 pickups worked on the farms of Ameri- Bruce Larson returns with Cacklefest under the Per- ca. All of these cars came from the same parent compa- formance Point tent, and they are sure to thrill more ny, and this weekend is a celebration of all of them, and fans than last year. Watch our pre-event contest win- more, as well as the people who continue to love them. ners get the thrill of a lifetime by sitting in the seat of a If you’re as crazy about Buicks, Oldsmobiles, Cadil- Top Fuel monster while the engine is fi red. Then bring lacs, Pontiacs, GMCs and Chevrolets as I am, you should the kids to the Off -Road Playground at the top of the check out American Car Collector magazine. Each issue hill to catch a ride in another awesome machine — the features in-depth market reports and profi les of cars that Shell-Camino monster truck. Everyone is welcome on have recently sold at auction. It’s the best way to keep this fee-based ride. track of the market for cars like yours, or cars like the ones Check the schedule for a list of all the activities and you’re still hunting down. Look for the special introduc- the map in the centerfold to fi nd your way around. tory off er card in this directory. And above all, have fun After the event, we encourage you to complete our this weekend! event survey to help us continue to improve your Car- — Jim Pickering, lisle experience. Thanks for joining us! Editor, American Car Collector Contents 18 ...................... Invitational Building Y 30 ............................................ Concessions 4-10 ............Schedule and Highlights 20 ......................Invitational Building T 32 ..................................... Partner Profi les 12 ................................................. Giveaways 24 ................................................ Event Map 34 ........................ Vendors By Category 14 ..............................Club Challenge 16................... Carlisle Events 2012–13 38 ................................Vendors By Name 18 ......................Invitational Building G 29 ............................................ Bloomsburg CarlisleEvents.com 2012 CARLISLE GM NATIONALS 3 KIDS’ ACTIVITIES & WOMEN’S OASIS KIDS ACTIVITIES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Accessories, Fanny’s Corner, It Works, Jamberry Nails, Welcome, young enthusi- JB’s Tropical Treats, Longaberger, Mary Kay Cosmetics, asts! The Kids Activity Cen- Sandcastle Winery, Shirley’s Country Treasures, The ter at Building R (on Row IB) Family Jewels, The Pampered Chef, Thirty-One Gifts features crafts, games, play- and Wildtree Herbs. set and a bounce house. It’s LADIES ONLY BINGO – SATURDAY AT 2:30 PM the perfect pit stop for those Enjoy 20 games of FREE bingo and win fantastic who need some down time. Attention, parents, please prizes such as our Movie Night Basket, Chocolate Trea- be advised that the Kids Activity Center is not a child sure Basket and more. 20 games last approximately care service. Adult supervision is required. two hours. Join at any time. Bingo supplies provided, KIDS CHOICE AWARDS seating limited. (held in Building R) Kids can vote for their favorite car in Building T. It’s SANDCASTLE WINERY their turn to have their say on which car they think We are pleased to welcome back Sandcastle Winery. is the coolest! Ballots are available at guest services, From Bucks County, PA. Sandcastle will off er tastings Building R and Building T. The Kids Choice winner will of a variety of their unique wines, as well as sale of be announced Sunday during the Awards Parade. wines by the bottle. KIDS COMPETITIONS SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS Win prizes and have some fun! Kids can test their Spend a little time to cook, create or simply learn skills in the Lug Nut Challenge and their creativity in about your favorite vendors. Sign-up sheets are avail- the Dream Car Poster Contest to qualify for some great able in the Oasis. Seating is limited, so sign up early to prizes! Stop by Building R for more information. reserve your space for some fantastic demonstrations and workshops! WOMEN’S OASIS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MAKEOVERS: PRESENTED BY MARY KAY COSMETICS Ladies, if you’re looking to do a little shopping, stop AND SKIN CARE by the Women’s Oasis Tent (beside Building R) for a Try a new look or update your look at the Mary Kay relaxing, non-automotive experience. Visit with our booth. At only $10, you will get a customized look. If amazing vendors and artisans selling products such as you purchase $20 or more of Mary Kay products, your jewelry, handmade stained glass and crafts, accesso- makeover will be FREE! Sign up Friday at the Mary Kay ries and handbags, kitchen must-haves, unique cloth- table for Saturday makeovers. ing and beauty products. Experience a beauty make- VENDOR BASKET GIVEAWAY over with our Mary Kay Consultants or learn how the Everyone who signs in with Zachary at the Oasis has experts apply their Jamberry Nails. See the schedule the chance to win a fantastic Vendor Prize Basket. It’s for seminars and workshops. Stop by, enjoy a frozen a little piece of every vendor to thank you for spend- drink or a taste of wine and acoustic music. ing the weekend with us. Basket winner will be drawn ZACHARY HERSE Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Oasis Tent. Don’t forget to We are pleased to wel- sign up! come Zachary Herse to the SHUTTLE TO DOWNTOWN CARLISLE Oasis. Zachary is an aspiring Charming, historic Downtown Carlisle awaits you! actor/musician who blends We love our town and hope that you do too. Free folk, rock and blues into his shuttle service on Saturday to the Comfort Suites and musical style. Kick back, relax back 10 a.m.–3 p.m. (last returning shuttle). You will be and enjoy his acoustic sound and soulful energy. greeted by a host who will provide information about 2012 FEATURED VENDORS Carlisle’s unique shops and restaurants. Shuttle pick- Amazing Monograms, Avon, Barefoot Books, Chris- up located inside Gate 3. tine Collections, Cutco, Damsel in Defense, Eye Candy IF SOMEONE IS LOST ••••••••••••••• FIRST AID •••••••••••••••••••••••••• HAND CART RENTAL ••••••••••••••• If you become separated from Staff is on hand for your fi rst-aid To haul merchandise, stop by Guest your party and are unable to contact and medical needs. The offi ce is un- Services to them, GO TO THE GUEST SERVICES der the north side of the stage. use a hand BUILDING and wait for them. We do cart or ask not page individuals. Notify us imme- LOST & FOUND ••••••••••••••••••••• about hav- diately when a child is lost; our secu- To turn a found item in or check for ing some- rity team will get a description and a lost item, visit the security staff un- one haul it help you fi nd them. der the north side of the stage.
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