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- Mel’s car looked good as usual
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- Some of us trying to remember when we did this stuff
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- John practicing his comedy club standup routine
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- What would a car show be without Mel
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- Ben’s, Rocky’s and others
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- Ron, our favorite “non-member – member”
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- Navy guy eyeing this for jeep use?
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- Still George and others
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- Toe tapping
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- Nice lineup
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- Ben getting his trophy
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- Interesting kit car Cobra
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- Is that a future C8 in front?
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- Great color combo
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- George and Dennis and Paula’s fine ’60
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- C1, C2, C3 and C6 in a row
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- Jerry, can this really work as a hood ornament?
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- Classics up through C6s
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- One of the dignitaries
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- Sharp Seabees on the parade ground
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- Ben thinking about a new paint job?
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- Jerry & Saralyn’s ’72 looking up the row from them
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- Pacing ourselves again
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- Do we really need to get up and get ready to go home?
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- The Seabee at the entrance to the base
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- Arms UP!
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- More Seabees on the parade ground
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- Something, don’t know what???
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- Smile for the camera
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- This boat follows you and talks back at you!!!
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- Group picture for the club participation trophy
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- Watching the parade
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- Jim doing his Rocky impression
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- Ron’s yellow custom Z06
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- John and Tila didn’t forget our banner
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- Jim proudly receiving his Peoples Choice trophy
We left Jamba Juice with 15 cars and took the scenic route to Port Hueneme. SVCC made quite an impression when we arrived, and the 15 cars represented about 20% of the total cars in the show. We easily garnered the club participation trophy, and all SVCC members went up to receive the club trophy. Individual awards were won by Jim & Maryanne; Ben & Veronica; Steve & Marsha. Ron T, who joined us at the show with his customized yellow Z06, also got a trophy.
It was much cooler than Simi and the San Fernando Valleys which led to a very comfortable day. There were many booths and much to do. A pass in review on the parade ground was exceptional and moving. Music was great, both on the car show lot, but also live groups playing nearby. Many of us stopped in to pay our respects to Shari Barnes and her family at Don Cuco’s in Simi Valley, on the way back from Seabee Days. Still some shifted north on Tapo Street to park ourselves in the Regal Theaters Mall and listen to a live concert with some excellent country music.
