Scale Auto – October 2019

After 20 years, the car was still

good mechanically, but it was

developing some intermittent

electrical gremlins. By 2013, the

paint had begun to delaminate on

some of the upper surfaces; the

wheels on the left side saw more

sunlight than the right. We wanted

46 Scale Auto • OCTOBER 2019

We bought our 1994 Camaro in March of the

same year. Just a step up from the base model, it came with

Z28-style alloy wheels, driving lights, and cruise control. It had

a 3.4-liter V6 under the hood, a 5-speed manual transmission,

and wore a color GM called quasar blue. It served us for 103,000

miles, and I’ve never seen another Camaro exactly like it.

NOT FOR

GONE, BUT

By the time Mark Jones sold his 1994

Camaro, he’d driven it for two

decades, and it had practically

become part of the family. So, Mark

built a model to memorialize it.