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ATTN: Camaro owners

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John Schnatter owner of Papa Johns has found his beloved 1971 Chevy Camaro Z28...

And becuase of this today only 8/26/09 anybody that ownes a Camaro get a free pizza...

So as a proud Camaro owner i am on my way...

 

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – With the help of a $250,000 reward, the founder of the Papa John's pizza chain has finally reunited with the muscle car he sold years ago to help keep his family's business afloat.

 

John Schnatter sold the gold-and-black 1971 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 for $2,800 in 1983. The money helped save his father's tavern in Jeffersonville, Ind., and he used the rest to start what would become a worldwide pizza business.

 

But he still missed his beloved Camaro and spent years searching for it. He created a Web site on the search, held promotional appearances and eventually offered $250,000 to whoever found it.

 

It turns out he didn't have to leave Kentucky, where the pizza chain is based in Louisville. The car only changed hands twice from the original buyers, ending up with Jeffery Robinson in Flatwoods, about 165 miles to the east.

 

"When I first saw it I still wanted to look it over to make sure it was the car even though I knew it," Schnatter told The Associated Press. "That kind of hit me emotionally. I was kind of numb."

 

The original buyers of Schnatter's car heard about the search when he appeared in a TV interview before an NFL game this month. An online search led them to the car blog Jalopnik, which has followed the search and tipped off Papa John's.

 

Robinson, who bought the car about five years ago for $4,000, recently delivered the Camaro to Schnatter, earning the $250,000 reward. The original buyers will get $25,000 for their help tracking it down.

 

Schnatter says it looks very much the same as it did when he sold it in 1983, but with a larger motor and fatter tires for drag racing.

 

The car will be displayed at the company headquarters in Louisville, replacing a replica Schnatter commissioned while he searched for his original car.

 

In honor of the reunion, Papa John's planned to offer all Camaro owners a free pizza at stores on Wednesday

whats wrong with driving a camaro?

 

Nothing really, I was just joking. I don't particularly like them though (not counting the 70's ones like John had or the 2010 which is amazing to look at.)

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Upside is free pizza. Downside is you drive a Camero.

 

 

 

 

This one is not mine but they could be twins....

I dont see the downside to owning this beautiful American Machine...

  • 3 weeks later...

Did you have to show them your pink slip to prove that you owned it? Otherwise you could've just 'borrowed" someone else's.:evil Is it worth stealing a car for a free pizza?

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Naw,he just had me show him the car...

If i wanted to i could have just gone around miami getting free pizza all day..

If i wanted to i could have just gone around miami getting free pizza all day..

 

Oh yeah, never thought of that.:lol

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