Pace car registry

[sixt9x33rs]

Is there an accurate registry for the 69 Pace Car festival cars?
Thanks!

[69pace]

Yes I have seen a list of festival car vin numbers posted either here or over at http://www.camaropacecars.com/

[IZRSSS]

Good information here; http://www.camaros.org/69pacer.shtml

[KurtS]

The list of 69 festival cars is in my pacer article - http://www.camaros.org/images/69pacer/69pacer_vins_p2.jpg

I probably have the most complete list of 69 festival cars in the CRG database.  About 15-20 additional cars that aren't on that list.
The pacer guys really focus much more on the 67's.

[sixt9x33rs]

Thanks guys!

[rpo69z28]

I'm new to this site, I would like to register my 69 pace car on a registry,Is there a link here or form to fill out?

[pmacdonaldks]

We have started a full 1969 Camaro Indy Pace Car registry on Facebook.  This is for registration of true Official, Festival and Dealer replica Z11's and Z10's.  Our goal is to track how many of these cars are still alive and where they are located.  Please add your '69 Pacer to this registry: https://www.facebook.com/groups/383183243061984/ 

[KurtS]

To update what I posted above:
The db has 650+ 69 pace cars in it with about 70 of those from Van Nuys.
And about 175 Z10's. So much for the people that said there were about 100-150 Z10's built.

[x66 714]

To update what I posted above:
The db has 650+ 69 pace cars in it with about 70 of those from Van Nuys.
And about 175 Z10's. So much for the people that said there were about 100-150 Z10's built.

That collection of facts didn't just happen over night either...Joe

[z28z11]

To update what I posted above:
The db has 650+ 69 pace cars in it with about 70 of those from Van Nuys.
And about 175 Z10's. So much for the people that said there were about 100-150 Z10's built.

That collection of facts didn't just happen over night either...Joe

I always understood the Z10 total to be 3-450 or even better.

Also, I wish the CRG would do their own registry - I have no desire to join Facebook in any shape, form, or fashion. My Z11 remains in my personal domain. JMO -

Regards,
Steve

[69Z28-RS]

Z28Z11 wrote:  (in part)...    I have no desire to join Facebook in any shape, form, or fashion.

I totally agree, Steve...   If they were selling '69 Z28s for $100, I still wouldn't even visit... 

[william]

Also, I wish the CRG would do their own registry

Most of the CRG 'core' members have miles on them and have seen registries come and go. There is initial enthusiasm and data. It tapers off quickly and interest dwindles. The '67 Z/28 and L89 registries have been around for decades with little recent activity.

So that's how it goes. Maybe your experience will be different.

[67conv6cyl]

I always thought registry’s are a good way to keep tract of real cars and there history.

I would think that the longer that any certain one is around you would have less new interest because there are less new found cars to register.

I for one like to look at registry’s to see how many survived of a certain model.

[ZLP955]

I think anyone who has tried to compile records of any particular cars or component details understands how hard it is to maintain focus, and keep the data accurate, consistent and relevant. I’ve tried, and failed, so very much appreciate the work the CRG core members do behind the scenes.

[cook_dw]

It is a long process (data mining & collecting).  What I have learned from the short time of collecting it myself is to keep it consistent and up to date.  CRG is the best form of for this available for 1st gen Camaros hands down.  Hopefully before too long we will see a collective registry in the near future.  Time will tell.