2002 Berger Supercar GMMG Camaros at MCACN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ย. 2022
- From the 2022 Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals, Matt Avery details his display: the GMMG Legends Invitational. Composed of 9 2002 Berger Supercar DHE Camaros, this is the largest public gathering of these special cars since they were new.
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About GMMG
GMMG was a performance shop located in Marietta, Georgia. It was formed in 1998 by Matt Murphy. It closed in 2011.
Their efforts were primarily launched through a partnership with Berger Chevrolet in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They were tasked with creating a limited run of 2000 Camaros to celebrate the historic dealership's 75th anniversary in 2000.
From there, GMMG would go on to create several other batches of special Camaros for Berger along with other dealerships including Tom Henry Chevrolet and Earnhardt Chevrolet.
Learn more at www.themattavery.com/gmmg
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The 427 CI & 454CI motors were not LS6/5.7 lt engines. They were based off the C5R Aluminum blocks.
They just have ls6 based heads from what ive seen
I am absolutely in awe of these Camaros, and have been ever since I first saw them over 20 years ago….
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I own #35 2001. Solid cars, thanks for sharing
That’s great 😀 how people didn’t forget about these types of Camaro awesome 😎!!!
Truly an outstanding display; Thanks go out to Matt Avery for making it happen!
Absolutely beautiful and historical. Wish i still had one
Thanks Matt!!
I greatly appreciate you covering these!! I live in Grand Rapids, Michigan but somehow wasn't aware of these!!
I'm very familiar with Berger Chevrolet's heritage with special and limited edition cars dating back to the 1970's, but i didn't know about these!!
I love them all, I'll take the hugger orange one!!
You're very welcome! Glad you're enjoying the content. If you want to learn more about them, I suggest my new book: www.themattavery.com/product-page/camaro-special-editions
The blue car was in the Hotrod Magazine.
Yep, it had a big feature on it back in the. day. Our display has since been featured in several magazines, too. Be sure to check those out.
Very nice!
Thanks!
Awesome footage glad to see these cars getting the recognition they deserve I pretty ordered the book
Much appreciated!!
Amazing
Nicest f body’s of all time
They are so unique & never lack for attention.
Would sell both of my Zs for one of these bad boys.
You're not alone. So of the most sought after 4th-gens out there.
Should it be LS7 for the 427 not LS6? Awesome Camaros....wow.
I questioned that ls6 427 comment too
No. The C5R 7.0 corvette race motor used was a LS6 based block and was 427ci. The standard phase 1 cars used a standard LS6 rated around 400hp.
C5R block and LS6 based top end components ( heads, cam etc) That's why the lid sticker says C5R- LS6
Thanks for the info guys, makes sense now... more or less.
Does your new Camaro book come in hardcover?
It won't at launch.
What brand and model rims are the chrome ones???
Fikse P113
What kind of rims are those
Fikse P113
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Should of did a few trans ams.
GMMG did some special edition Trans Am's for Carl Black Pontiac in Kennesaw Ga. in the mid to late 90's
(jealous) I hate them all.
An LS6 is not 427 cubic inches😂😂😂
hows it feel to be wrong? lol
@@that_blobeye_sti you tell me, kiddo.
@@Mrmudbone_gaming these cars used the c5r's 7.0L ls6 based block buddy
@@Mrmudbone_gamingDo more research