I hope to have a longer name for the next event we create. With any luck it will be longer then the articles we write. Anyway, here is the first part of our coverage from the actual event.
306MotorClub really played a huge part in this meet, it was the first time we took our show on the road and we didn’t know what to expect.
Luckily, the good people of Saskatoon came out to hang on out, and we all couldn’t have been happier.
There was a bit of rain though-out the day but not enough to scare any of the enthusiasts off.
The Honda scene definitely had a large presence at the meet.
A few Euro cars came out, which is always exciting because it is very rare that I come across this scene in my travels. I can honestly say my Euro knowledge is lacking but I really do appreciate their community.
The Redline Society Crew came out and with cars like this, I can’t wait for their Summer Heat Meet on August 18th.
The Subaru scene is always expanding in Saskatchewan.
I found this guy closer to the back of the lot, avoiding the lime light.
This was probably one of the most B.A. cars at the meet and no pictures can do it any real justice. If you could grab a closer look you would find an amazing vinyl wrap. The vinyl gives this BMW a brushed aluminum texture in a satin black finsh.
Our dear friend Jesse O.’s 1J S13 wasn’t running yet, so he showed us all how to hard park his daughters stroller. His attention to detail is impeccable, note the angle of the front wheels.
Chances are you will hear Keenan Dodd’s 240LS coming long before you will ever see it. Careful not to wake this beast, I tip-toed around it to capture in it’s not so natural habitat of being hard-parked.
I will leave you with an ode to Rusty Slammington.
It was a great time glad my z made the first batch of pics can’t wait for the next meet