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427carl


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This is perfect for my needs!!... If I had a "full size", they wouldnt let me in the criuse nights (Goderich) anyway..Feb.The Last Dance 008.jpg

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I'm waiting for the convertible to come out, seen any of those around Carl?wink

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Just a minute    I will look   lol      This is all I could find!!car_che50.jpg

-- Edited by 427carl at 16:11, 2009-03-02

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camaro_1_500.jpg

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Seen a red coupe on the 401 today heading east by Ingersoll. Thats the 1st one on the road I've seen.

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I think the conv. is the best looking  I love the rear end views of a conv.  I will show you a picture of my 95      After the experience, of my gorgeous 98 LS1 Camaro and  my 1 of 50 Yellow Monte Carlo SS Pace Car, I will never buy another "late model"......I took them both to cruise night, and was directed to park them, in the outside of cruise night park, in a restaurant parking lot.... There is a guy at the cruise night every night  it is on, and has to park his Caddyxl Corvette thingie in the parking next door    I am done ranting   95 LOADED Z28 IN 1997 (2).jpg

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The vert was originaly coming out this November but now its backed up for fall of 2010

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427carl wrote:

I think the conv. is the best looking  I love the rear end views of a conv.  I will show you a picture of my 95      After the experience, of my gorgeous 98 LS1 Camaro and  my 1 of 50 Yellow Monte Carlo SS Pace Car, I will never buy another "late model"......I took them both to cruise night, and was directed to park them, in the outside of cruise night park, in a restaurant parking lot.... There is a guy at the cruise night every night  it is on, and has to park his Caddyxl Corvette thingie in the parking next door    I am done ranting   95 LOADED Z28 IN 1997 (2).jpg


Carl, you have to make a voyage to Toronto this summer.  At the "Street Classics" cruise that takes place in the Canadian Tire parking lot at Queensway and the 427, ALL cars are welcome.  Classics (25 years and older) park on the right side of the parking lot and modern muscle parks on the left.  I have a 97 Z28 convertible and we have a large late model F body club that usually has 20+ cars in attendance each Saturday night.  Last year we had many brand new Challengers and GT500's in attendance with late model Vettes, Vipers, etc.  Everyone is welcome and everyone has a good time.  Usually about 500 cars in attendance.  The best cruise I have ever been too.  And TONS of door prizes given out every night as well!

 



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At the A&W cruises here, its show what you brung. They let anyone into it...LOL, don't matter what you drive. One night about half dozen of the "new" MINIs showed up, that was interesting......NOT!!!!

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Astro Jet wrote:

Carl, you have to make a voyage to Toronto this summer.  At the "Street Classics" cruise that takes place in the Canadian Tire parking lot at Queensway and the 427, ALL cars are welcome.  Classics (25 years and older) park on the right side of the parking lot and modern muscle parks on the left.  I have a 97 Z28 convertible and we have a large late model F body club that usually has 20+ cars in attendance each Saturday night.  Last year we had many brand new Challengers and GT500's in attendance with late model Vettes, Vipers, etc.  Everyone is welcome and everyone has a good time.  Usually about 500 cars in attendance.  The best cruise I have ever been too.  And TONS of door prizes given out every night as well!

 


And Big Ray often goes with the LeMans and parks on the right, an added bonus for the trip in from Clinton! 

 



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