I'll be putting in about 150 miles before I get there. This might be the first time in not first there, but I will be there.


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Metro Detroit Meet - 2019
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Vic
~ 1998 Mercury Grand Marquis LS - new DD
~ 1991 Mercury Grand Marquis LS "The Scab" - plenty of rot, backup/summer cruiser
~ 1997 GMC Yukon SLT - wannabe winter DD - many issues, returning sometime in the 2020s
~ 1991 Mercury Grand Marquis GS "The Ice Car" - Rotting Retired Winter DD
~ 1989 Mercury Grand Marquis GS - Rotting Retired DD
Gone but not forgotten:
~ 1988 Country Squire ~ 1987 Ford Crown Vic
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Total mileage on The Ice Car for the day: 248.0
The weather was amazing. I don't think this was our biggest turn out, but we all met at least 1 person we had never met before. We'll see if he signs up here.
Here are a few crappy pics from my cellphone:
Left to right in the first picture.
1991 MGM "The Ice Car" - VicCrownVic
1988 TC - DerekTheGreat
1992 Mustang - My co-worker who wants a box panther
1994 TC - Also my co-worker, but I never met him before today. He just heard about the meet through kishy's FB post and showed up.
1990 TC - TecNickal
1983 Tudor MGM, and current POTM - kishy
1985 Country Squire - also kishy (he had a friend drive the tudor)Last edited by VicCrownVic; 10-19-2019, 09:26 PM.Vic
~ 1998 Mercury Grand Marquis LS - new DD
~ 1991 Mercury Grand Marquis LS "The Scab" - plenty of rot, backup/summer cruiser
~ 1997 GMC Yukon SLT - wannabe winter DD - many issues, returning sometime in the 2020s
~ 1991 Mercury Grand Marquis GS "The Ice Car" - Rotting Retired Winter DD
~ 1989 Mercury Grand Marquis GS - Rotting Retired DD
Gone but not forgotten:
~ 1988 Country Squire ~ 1987 Ford Crown Vic
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It was great seeing those who attended. Very manageable group size...not small enough to feel kind of silly for putting a name on the event, but not large enough to need a more structured day.
The friend who drove my second car is Dan, owner/operator of RT Automotive Machine Shop in Leamington, ON which is a reasonable drive from the border. If anyone needs any of his services, I'm sure he'll be glad to assist. Exchange rate works in your favour, plus he's a good guy. He owns a crapload of vehicles and is familiar with the mechanical workings of just about anything. Facebook/ www
83 and 85 both were well behaved today. Dan and I did get away to a junkyard after food, upon us realizing one was open till 6. Those pics will go in their usual place.
We then found some opportunities to grab photos of my cars, since it's so rare that I can get pics of any combination of them together away from my house.
Meet-specific photos from me (others will go in threads for those vehicles):
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