Thanks for sharing some pictures of your get together!
Group Piloteer meeting in Toronto
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Yank checkin' in!
So great to see pic of the meets! Thanks for posting those These are my favorite threads... and the "ugliest car" threads when Kemo was very active.
Can't wait to hear about the tour of the Honda castle!
So great to see pic of the meets! Thanks for posting those
These are my favorite threads... and the "ugliest car" threads when Kemo was very active.Can't wait to hear about the tour of the Honda castle!
We should have a thread with the ugliest member-owned vehicle. I'd win :22:74PILOTMOM said:Yank checkin' in!
So great to see pic of the meets! Thanks for posting those
Amazing, your Pilot looked so bright and shinny ! Saturday morning was freezing and windy, don't understand how you could wash your Pilot on the drivewayOnHonda11 said:
Hey granite, nice to see more Toronto Piloteer from the forum, hope you can join us in the next meet. :2:granite said:
Amazing, your Pilot looked so bright and shinny ! Saturday morning was freezing and windy, don't understand how you could wash your Pilot on the driveway
Well, I think freezing temperature was the reason OnHonda11 finished everything (washing, 3 layers of waxing) in just 2.5 hours
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Talk about creating friction. It was bright and clean that's for sure. The rock salt will be soft cushioned in the first 2 layers of waxdonx said:
Hey granite, nice to see more Toronto Piloteer from the forum, hope you can join us in the next meet. :2:
Well, I think freezing temperature was the reason OnHonda11 finished everything (washing, 3 layers of waxing) in just 2.5 hours
The benefits of having a a two car garage tucked in underneath of your second story. Nice and toasty. The 4x500W Hallogen flood lights do pretty well to warm things up. The only problem is that after 2.5 hours, the electricity utility has contacted the popo about a possible grow up in my house because of the moisture in the garage windows and my hydro meter flying:2: Sorry you couldn't make it Granite. Maybe next time if you aren't too busy building your palacial cottage! Congrats on that!granite said:
Amazing, your Pilot looked so bright and shinny ! Saturday morning was freezing and windy, don't understand how you could wash your Pilot on the driveway
They are Honda black steel wheels with a set of Walmart ($34.95 for 4) wheel covers. I wanted to leave it with just the steel wheels showing but the "boss" said no way.borg said:
I just got back from two days in Niagara Falls and the snow tires were nice and quiet on the 401/403/QEW trip there and back. The only thing I noticed was a bit more "squirm" on the ramps. I guess I should slow down.
Sunday was very busy for me. Up running errands in the AM. In to TO to meet the guys in the early afternoon, back home to Courtice to pick up my son for hockey and get him to the arena for 3:30 ( I made it guys, so you can figure out how fast I was driving, :roadtrip: , and people were still passing me ) ,back home after the game for dinner and packing, into the office for 2 hours of work, left work about 10:00 pm and finally made it to Niagara Falls and checked into the Hotel at 11:55 pm. I was bagged.
Scoobs said:
Scoobs I don't know how you did all that with all that energy:runaway: Must have been all the :7: . And that wasn't just coke he kept filling you glass with either. I know, I know you probably don't even remember eh! Glad you could make it even though your day was so hectic. I would have never known you had all that on except when you got squirmy when your wife called to see where you were and I knew you wanted to stay! A true Piloteer. So fellow GTA'ers, Torontian's etc. look at the fine example of Scoobs and he still made the meet. Next time, no excuses or we'll publically:yodaddy: you if you can't make it! One request though... how about a warmer dryer day!:1:
:21: I know last time, even after you washed your car on your way to the meet, the black color still couldn't hide the road dirtOnHonda11 said:
.Oh I see, very smart idea to keep the garage warm in winter so that you can wash the Pilot inside. I always have problem in washing the Pilot in winter 'cause I don't want to take it to the auto wash in gas station.OnHonda11 said:
Hmm, can wash the Pilot indoor in winter
Donx, you know where to meet next time. :2: :2:
3:30? We were still in the restaurant drinking at that time! Now I believe you could drive at 175 kmhScoobs said:
I think I will need to ask this question to Tim.granite said:
Tim, we can't wait for our next meet (a mini meet) to visit the Honda Plant! :2:
We have to make sure someone has a trailer hitch in case we have to tow Tim back!donx said:
I think I will need to ask this question to Tim.
Tim, we can't wait for our next meet (a mini meet) to visit the Honda Plant! :2:
:bootyshakSunday Rider said:
We have to make sure someone has a trailer hitch in case we have to tow Tim back!
:bonk: I still haven't been able to get the wife's car, she had to grocery shop yesterday, and has to bring stuff up to my son's school today....short 1 mile trips, and she won't drive the Falcon yet, which is a good thing
I still have to get that heater core flushed in the Falcon, but xmas shopping's been taking precedence. Chilly this morning, good thing I had a blanket covering my legs :20:
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