2011 Super Chevy Show - Top 10 - Super Chevy Magazine

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Super Chevy Magazine Editor's Choice Top 10 Show Car Awards
1. Rudy Wichmann (Lake Worth, FL, '70 SS454 El Camino)
2. Don Weir (Okeechobee, FL, '69 Z/28)
3. David Poxio (Coconut Creek, FL, '68 SS396 Chevelle)
4. Ronnie Caldwell (Naples, FL, '10 Camaro)
5. Linda Keel (Spotsylvania, VA '55 Chevy)
6. Richard Schulz (Stuart, FL, '57 Chevy)
7. Allen McEntire (Sebring, FL, '56 Chevy)
8. Kurt Sebben (Edgewater, FL, '71 Nova)
9. Sebastian Barroso (Westin, FL, '67 Camaro)
10. Michael Mellone (Westin, FL, '71 Monte Carlo)

Super Chevy Magazine Editor's Top 10 Drag Car Awards
1. Casey Miles (Boca Raton, FL, '69 Z/28)
2. Rick McDonough (West Park, FL, '70 Chevelle Wagon)
3. Robert Warren (Daytona Beach, FL, '55 Bel Air Sedan)
4. Mike Newby (Marrietta, GA., '69 Chevelle)
5. Brian Radley (Belleview, FL, '65 Nova)
6. Jeremy Hrabal (Orlando, FL, '70 Camaro Z/28)
7. George A. Morgen Jr. (Hollywood, FL, '70 Nova)
8. Gary Bacon (Hollywood, FL, '67 Nova)
9. Chris Heywang (Davie, FL, '86 S-10)
10. Danny Smith (Boynton Beach, FL, '79 C10 Van)

Autocross Results (Saturday, April 9)

	Year	Model	Color	Driver	From	Time
1st	2003	Corvette	Blue	Andrew Braswell	Miami, FL	48.00
2nd	2011	Camaro	Yellow	Glen Vitale	Margate, FL	48.90
3rd	2011	Camaro	Orange	Jim Campisano	Tampa, FL	50.59
4th	1972	Camaro	Silver	Leonard Borman	Dunedin, FL	53.09
5th	1965	Corvair Corsa	Black	Ed Steinhoff	West Palm Beach, FL	55.05
6th	2008	Corvette	Silver	Jack Eiche	Okeechobee, FL	68.93

The Camaro5.com 5th Gen Camaro Club came out in force to attack the autocross course and invade the car show area and dragstrip. There were V-6 and V-8 cars alike vying to see who could cut the quickest time around the autocross.
The Camaro5.com 5th Gen Camaro Club came out in force to attack the autocross course and i
One of our Editor’s Choice drag car award winners, Casey Miles has been racing his original Z/28 since the earlier ’70s, first in the New York area, then in the Southeast. At one time the car was an NHRA record holder and it still runs its original DZ302 small-block.
One of our Editor’s Choice drag car award winners, Casey Miles has been racing his origina
Another one of our Editor’s Choice Drag winners, Rick McDonough’s Chevelle wagon not only caught our eye because it was as pristine a racecar as we’ve ever seen, but also because it was missing a couple of doors. Actually a ’71, Rick added the ’70 front sheetmetal along with performing door-removal surgery to make this two-door wagon a unique piece.
Another one of our Editor’s Choice Drag winners, Rick McDonough’s Chevelle wagon not only

Another highlight of the weekend was Mr. Motion himself, Joel Rosen (left), being on hand to take possession of his personal Redline Motorsports–built 2011 Motion Camaro. Denooyer Chevrolet in New York is the sole dealership offering brand-new Motion Camaros. For more info, check out www.officialbaldwinmotion.com.
Another highlight of the weekend was Mr. Motion himself, Joel Rosen (left), being on hand
David Poxio’s ’68 SS396 is an original L78 car, but to give it a little extra oomph, David hunted down a set of vintage L89 heads and bolted them onto the Chevelle’s motor. On reproduction bias-ply tires, the car ran a 13.50 on the PBIR quarter-mile in a test and tune pass.
David Poxio’s ’68 SS396 is an original L78 car, but to give it a little extra oomph, David
Outside of the expensive and hard-to-obtain COPO 9560 and 9561 cars, the baddest Camaro you could get in ’69 had an L78 396 between the fenders. Jack Hunter’s F-body came with a host of goodies (including the RS option) to make it one superb Camaro, good enough to make our AMSOIL Best of the Best competition from the event.
Outside of the expensive and hard-to-obtain COPO 9560 and 9561 cars, the baddest Camaro yo

Tough to beat the classic look of a black ’57 hardtop.
Making the long haul all the way from Virginia, George and Linda Keel had their bright-red ’55 turning heads all weekend. This car was built entirely in the Keel’s home garage and rivals the work of many high-end shops. Watch for a future feature on this car too.
Making the long haul all the way from Virginia, George and Linda Keel had their bright-red
Make all the A-Team jokes you want, but Danny Smith’s ’79 C10 van was laying down some rubber over the weekend.
Make all the A-Team jokes you want, but Danny Smith’s ’79 C10 van was laying down some rub

Allen and Linda McEntire brought out their gorgeous ’56 210 sedan for all to see. Watch for a future feature on this fine Tri-Five.
Allen and Linda McEntire brought out their gorgeous ’56 210 sedan for all to see. Watch fo
There was so much great stuff going on at the event, some people just couldn’t take it, like this woman trying to hide from the sun behind the fins of a ’57 Chevy.
There was so much great stuff going on at the event, some people just couldn’t take it, li
National Parts Depot’s Derek Putnam had his ’70 Nova dialed in the whole weekend, taking home the winner’s cash in the DOT class with an 11.30 e.t. at 110.8 mph. Derek also competed in True Street, placing second to Mark Dixon’s ’82 Camaro.
National Parts Depot’s Derek Putnam had his ’70 Nova dialed in the whole weekend, taking h

Sebastian Borroso’s ’67 Camaro was a stunner, earning a spot in our AMSOIL Best of the Best competition.
Sebastian Borroso’s ’67 Camaro was a stunner, earning a spot in our AMSOIL Best of the Bes
Brian Flanagan’s ’68 Chevelle was another exquisite piece of machinery at the show.