Toronto auto show (Canadian International)
02-18-2011, 05:57 PM
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Toronto auto show (Canadian International) Anyone on here going? They have a special section of f body cars, should be neat, I'll try to take pics.
Never been but making the trip from Ottawa. Not driving the Camaro in this crappy weather; I will be rockin the gf's cobalt, gets better milage then the truck.
Never been but making the trip from Ottawa. Not driving the Camaro in this crappy weather; I will be rockin the gf's cobalt, gets better milage then the truck.
02-20-2011, 08:15 AM
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I'm going today. My wife and I usually go every year or at least every other. I wasn't going to go this year until I heard/read that there is going to be a full floor dedicated to F-Bodies to celebrate their heritage. Hopefully it's worth the trip.
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Definietely was not worth the trip this year IMO. The F-Body display was "O.K", nothing to write home about.. It was nice of them to have a tribute and everything but there weren't many cars. However they did have the model's that I was happy to see in the 3-4 gen trim (which is what I prefer): GTA, Firehawk, LT1 Trans Am, 02 T/A, 02 Ann. Camaro SS to name a few.
But props to the guy that made the KITT replica.. very nice.
But props to the guy that made the KITT replica.. very nice.
02-22-2011, 08:49 AM
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The f body display was decent, but I couldn't get over the amount of finger prints on the cars. I was there on Sunday (huge mistake) and it was very crowded. It was my first time at this show so maybe I just didn't expect that.
