I thought it was a chevy delivery
Hey Fatchuck I I'm glad your feeling better nowBrian is somewhat right in expressing his feelings. He was also right about the weather. He was also right about the RXXD hotels ,they suxed major both of them . They charged the same as the Hilton chain Hamptons hotels which I might add where top notch . For all the road taxes in the gasoline in Quebec you would think they would spend it in up keep. I guess a roadster is not exactley the driest of cars .Even the guys that had 70's convertables had leaking problems ,but thats the way they are .I have to give Jamie & Stacey credit for travelling without a top in that kind of weather but they where prepaired for it .When I rode bike it was the same . I guess I was lucky my coupe was dry . When it got humid in the car the air conditioning worked fine but cool so leaving the windows down just a crack did the trick. We took side trips and had to go back to Peggies Cove which is quite spectacular . The rocks formed by lava flow's are huge and the waves hitting them are quite breath taking. Unfortunatley we didn't go on the Cabot trail because we heard it was rough . If we go we will take the 4 wheel drive. All in all we had a good time .We met a lot of people who have a passon for cars and loved to trade stories. We had people from the U.S.A. whom we met and enjoyed their company .Also met the bunch from Sudbury and of course John in OZ .He falls into a catagory all in his own. We also helped out a fellow car guy on the highway who was on his way to Moncton and got him going again and followed him to the garage. So the old saying is to take the good with the bad.
Thanks Mike! Good to know I have someone on my side with this issue.
Sadly the numbers of people in our camp seem to be dwindling. I was talking to some guys at a cruise night yesterday and most of them prefer open events, and happily call any modified vehicles "street rods". I had to start ignoring them, lest my blood pressure start to rise.
