Canadian Rodder - Canadian Rodder Breakfast Table January 17, 2004

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by Frank Colgoni		Canadian Rodder Breakfast Table / Open Houses
On January 17, 2004, the Canadian Rodder Breakfast Table (CRBT) got together to eat breakie (naturally), shoot the proverbial (also naturally) and to take in the three open houses in the Cambridge, Ontario area. We were more than pleased that rodders (and a roddess) from all over southern Ontario, eastern Ontario and even Michigan came out. (if you think some of the names are strange, we're using Canadian Rodder nicknames)		From l to r: Mike C, Mattman, Sloorider, Greg, 47convert, N2RODDIN, 34ford
About twenty of us met at '50's in Cambridge for breakfast and then we proceeded to stop #1 - Horton Street Rod Products. Paul Horton held clinics on motor mounts and there were plenty of great products to see and people to talk to.		From l to r: fatchuk, junker, HotRodLadyCrusr, 38racing
After leaving Horton's the group proceeded to Cambridge Custom Chrome (CCC) to delve into the mysterious chroming process. Jeannette Fillion and Brian Pollack were on hand to take the many visitors on a tour of the shop and explain how items were prepped and plated. Looking at the tanks, it still remained somewhat mysterious (unless you know your chemistry) but the results are top notch.		From l to r: Gary L, 32moe55, roysztoy, Keith, junker
Our final stop was Lowdown Hot Rods. There were many project vehicles to see and the Lowdown staff were on hand to answer questions. If you've followed our project '32, you're already familiar with their quality work. All in all, a great day.		From l to r: rochie, Ken , Gerry
		Paul Horton conducting a motor mount clinic
		The gang again at Horton's. I finally got in a photo (third from right beside HotRod Lady Crusr) posing behind Dorothy Horton's Tempest.
		Jeanette of Cambridge Custom Chrome discussing the finer points of chrome with sloorider
		HotRodLadyCrusr taking a pic of me taking a pic of her
		Some of the beautiful work at CCC
		CCC laid out some pieces to show the stages in the process
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