Old School GTG in Lake Sammish, WA 5/5/07

Post by **ValveFloat** » May Fri 04, 2007 4:20 pm

Sweet. Looking forward to pics of ol' skool metal.

Post by **Roadhog** » May Fri 04, 2007 4:30 pm

Rennwagen1 wrote:Well I made it seattle with no problems, other than 97 octane being over $3.00!!

Thats cheap :| 91 here is like $3.20... so thats a deal!

Post by **Rennwagen1** » May Fri 04, 2007 6:29 pm

CRAP, you know what I mean. 87 octane. dammit

Post by **Rennwagen1** » May Mon 07, 2007 8:43 pm

Made it home without a hitch. GTG was fun, tons of cars, and on the way home I was travelling against the "Cruise for the cure" on sunday, must have been like 300 dubs heading down I-90. Pretty cool sight. I took pics with my DVD camcorder Sd card, so I have to get them transferred to disc first. There were some pretty neat cars. I also saw the coolest BBQ that came down from Canada, you will all want one, as I am already scheming on my own.....

Post by **kompressorgolf** » May Mon 07, 2007 9:33 pm

TEASE!!!!!!!!!!!

Post by **Rennwagen1** » May Wed 09, 2007 9:07 pm

OKay, coolest BBQ evar!

And one for Roadhog

Those aren't my pics, but I will get them up sooner....

Post by **Roadhog** » May Wed 09, 2007 9:10 pm

OMG Corrados!! 3 of them.

:D

Post by **Rennwagen1** » May Wed 09, 2007 9:59 pm

There were more like 10 of them, but not all grouped together like these.

"Kriky! they're gorgeous! Look at this beautiful group of three of the rarest Corrados! Let's poke 'em with a stick!!

Post by **Roadhog** » May Wed 09, 2007 10:52 pm

Rennwagen1 wrote: "Kriky! they're gorgeous! Look at this beautiful group of three of the rarest Corrados! Let's poke 'em with a stick!!

OMG ahahah!!!!! *falls off chair*

Seeing 1 other Corrado was

I dont know what I would do if I saw 10+ in the same area... :| Probably die.

Post by **Ramrod** » May Fri 11, 2007 8:16 am

I can top that bbq. Check out this metro from last years Polson car show. The hood has a cooler in full of ice cold beer, and the bbq extends up out of the trunk and then slides out on heavy duty drawer guides. It was a huge hit. Some amazing metal work. I guess if your classic car is a metropolitan, you've got to have a good sense of humor.