Wow talk about throw back. J&P were on top of early 5.0 racing along with Gene Deputy, Stormin Norman, Big Daddy, Racin Jason, Nitrous Pete and a few others I can't remember. Didn't know they retired. Damn we are all getting old. lol
Some of the Fastest Mustangs of the OHV 5.0L scene came from North of the US border back in the day. Joe and Paul Dasilva used to rule the roost throughout most of the '90's. Both have since retired and run very successful speed shops outside the Greater Toronto region.
I know you guys think Canada is just one big iceberg city (Seems to be a general ignorant consensus of your population to anything not directly US related, really), but it's a pretty diverse nation. It would be like me assuming that all car shows/scene in the United State were similar to one and other. Anyone who's checked out the scene in Houston, Texas and compared it to one in Augusta, Maine knows that ain't the case.As far as "Canada" goes, from what I've seen regarding the size and scope of the car scene here....it's like anywhere else. It depends on population and average income.
Here's one I'll be heading to this October in Port Elgin, Ontario. Population is only about 7,500, but they throw one hell of a car show every year.
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It's what your Italian neighbour does with his car when he get's home from work.
going to a show today,ill post some pics laterJust curious, what's the mustang scene and the "hotrod" scene in general like in Canada? Very many running around?
Look up Paul Silva Performance/PSP they build crazy fast "street" cars. Idk if you have a IG but I follow them and they post some pretty good vids. I got a buddy up there with a Falcon wagon that has a Roots blower running mid to low 11's, he's good friends with Ryan and Paul.Just curious, what's the mustang scene and the "hotrod" scene in general like in Canada? Very many running around?
You might be suprised. I shipped a motor there once and the buyer paid out the ass.While i haven't had too much customs experience, i gotta think driving hundreds of miles is more expensive than paying the customs cost.
No joke, eh?You might be suprised. I shipped a motor there once and the buyer paid out the ass.
Also got a call from Canadian customs trying to verify his story.
Don't know if they thought the motor was packed full o' cocaine or what but turns out they really do say "aboot"
It's cheaper to ship South American kids to Texas.You might be suprised. I shipped a motor there once and the buyer paid out the ass.
Also got a call from Canadian customs trying to verify his story.
Don't know if they thought the motor was packed full o' cocaine or what but turns out they really do say "aboot"
You must have shipped it to the east coast? Even we think they've got a funny accent back there. What's even funnier is that when you step across the border onto the US side, the accents get even sillier....."no doubt".but turns out they really do say "aboot"
Back on track.......... Pictures of the 84' GT 350!!
I hate it when he gets it right.@Gearbanger 101
I wanna argue with you. But damn, you pretty much summed up America.
I hate it when he gets it right.
Meh... the only time he really gets it right is when teh kanadian weemenz appear in da bikinis.
I'd do the redhead.I'm going to get the hammer on this ..lol.. all in good fun
Canadian Bikini team ..lol
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And from the south no doubtU.s.a obesity compard to Canada is like 10 to 1, check you facts i'm guessing those are your girls.
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