Teschner's and Jefferies' PPD manoeuvre to the Invasion, on Hwy 41, to avoid severe weather, that's my story and I'm stickin' to it
Note to Stevie, although it looks nice, not a view of your car we would normally see, tongue in cheek
ACS Composite display Z06 with ZR1 hood, ZR1 like front splitter and 5 VM type winglets on rockers next to our Z06. Certainly adds some presence. Very tempting Joseph
John and Heather's "other vette" at the Courtyard Marriott
Some parking lot shots at the Courtyard Marriott
Closer in shot on the ZR1 splitter and 5VM rocker winglets on the ACS Z06
ACS 5VM rocker winglets
Different wrap
Compare the Torch Red and Red Mist Metallic on the C8. Other half prefers Torch Red, me still on the fence
Certainly neat to observe the engine directly on the C8 mid engine configuration
The only Carbon 65 that I saw in attendance. Some rarity assured
Chrome wheels still have an attraction, particularly when the car is rolling at slower speeds
John and Margo's GSCE, the only one that I saw this weekend. Again some rarity assured
Tommy and Shannon at the Courtyard for registration
Thorrrr at the Courtyard for registration
A really sharp 59
Did I say that I really that Orange, Steve?
Some shots of a sharply dressed (carbon fibre bits galore) C8.R edition
The movies were right next door. Probably the first time since courtin' days
The answer to the last picture. "I feel the need, the need for speed". From a former military pilot, the flying scenes were awesome, with only a couple of "those were photoshopped"
Sharp '67
Nice matte black wrap
This dedicated family went far beyond for a replica C8.R. Very sharp
Owner said only four 4LT Calloway's like this worldwide and the only one in Canada. Owner is definitely a "car nut" and fun to talk to
Another nice Red Mist Metallic. Still on the Torch Red fence
Fairly rare, Lime Rock Green Metallic, for 2014 exclusively
A well preserved 2010 ZR1, holding or increasing in value as it sits
Some nice carbon fibre bits at the rear
George and Sylvie's rare Black Rose Metallic
How the other half lived, over at that other motel
We get together for the short cruise to the Kingston city hall
C8.R Edition + many additional carbon fibre bits
C8.R Edition ++ many bits
ZR1, Sebring Orange Design package and when you see the plate most likely owned by a pilot from Toronto, YYZ Pearson identifier
"YYZ" Toronto Pearson airport Identifier
Modded C6 ZR1 with LSX supercharger
We met this fella at the 2018 Invasion and he loves to drag
Corvette parking only at the Kingston City Hall. Impressive
Even with the Frunk we would have been luggage restricted on the next leg of our trip over the C7 trunk space
Stevie and Leah enjoying the downtown sites
Sparky and Pudly downtown, avec shorts that look similar in length to her peddle-pushers er capris
Margo and John, getting close to their anniversary
Corvette parking only behind city hall as well
An immaculate 454 C3
The only 1996 C4 Grand Sport Edition that I saw
The only 1998 C5 Pace Car Edition that I observed. Well looked after
The Mayor of Kingston, with John, the Town Cryer and the pipers/drummers
View of the old Alma Mater, RMC
2019 C7 ZR1, destined for collector car status even as we speak
John with a sharp '67 (I believe)
Hmmmmmmm.....
Jeff and Nancy at the Invasion II with the new C7 Grand Sport
Stevie with his C3
Charlie, Nancy and Jeff snuggled between Charlie's C6 and Jeff's C7
John and Heather's second C8, now in Torch Red
KIDSLEFT, gotta love it
Dianne's Fishshack and Smokehouse
John has been adding the bling
Withdrawal from downtown
A Torch Red moment back at the Courtyard Marriott
Euchre tourney moment back at the Courtyard however I cannot remember who won
Saturday's gathering at St Lawrence College in preparation for the cruises
The closest that I have ever seen to our Z06, different year and black vice adrenaline red interior
Joseph and Raymond hard at work installing at the ACS trailer
Start of our 1.5 hr cruise. Well organized
Corvette traffic jam. The only one that I can handle
Lunch at St Lawrence College
The supper set up with a special guest undercover
Saturday GM presentation
The heart of the new beast
Ron
After the request, Ron Fellows signed his C8.R Edition
Some of the additional carbon fibre bits on this C8.R Edition
The unveiling
Commemorative picture for the event
With the carbon fibre level two option
The VIN ending in EX unfortunately says it all, eventually destined for the crusher. Please sir I will never try and put a plate on it....
With some of GM Executives in behind
The Band rockin'
The carbon fibre wheels really do look awesome, maybe less so when we get the option price list, just speculating
Will she or won't she..... initiate or support any purchase? Only time will tell
And thatttt's all folks. Thanks again to all the hard work and perseverance of John and Heather!!!!!