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11:48 buddy casually passes by a 1000hp srt4

Very cool little show glad you could attend and share.....

Magnificent! What I love most is that it is, as you say, "as it was born", and not a "tribute", etc. I've seen so many with mag-style wheels that I had to stop and think about the standard wheel covers. Canadians were lucky in that you could chose something less ordinary than a Chevelle for the same money, as well the full size Pontiacs vs. Chevrolets. Though I suppose not so lucky if you wanted an American Pontiac as you';d have to pay the tariff for such a distinction. Regardless, Pontiac was where it was happening whether North or South of the 49th Parallel. Somewhat related, I saw a '65 Canso parked on a street about a month ago...although both slightly before my time, these cars just bring back a moment in time. '67 was a pivotal year for Canada. Well done.

327 4 spd chevelle!

Lots of Great Cars and Trucks....for a good cause

Screw the consumer! When consumers do not have any money, who is going to get screwed.

Looking forward to working with you

Are you doing a vid on the car show and shine at the st.walburg blueberry festival on aug 14th?

I'm interested. My tacoma was crashed 3 months ago and toyota is going to replace the frame . 14 k in parts and labor .

Did you record the replacement ?

Warranties are mostly worthless, because the companies do not really honor them, or they are only 1 year. Or there is the problem of the parts store only willing to give you a replacement of the same junk brand that failed right out of the box. Bought a coolant reservoir at advance auto. Thing failed a month later. They would only give me a replacement, expecting me to put the same junk on, and it failing soon also. I wanted a refund, so I could just go buy the part from the dealer. I had to resort to going in on the managers day off, and convincing the employee that the manager approved a refund, then got the refund, and promptly went to dealer. Dealer part lasts 5 to 7 years. knock offs sold at parts stores dont even last at all. junk. Even the dealer parts are mostly made in mexico, or other places. Quality seems to be declining no matter where you buy from.

7:45 thanks for showing off some of our rides in your video!

Thanks so much my husband owns the 69 Olympic gold Camaro and his dad owns the Beaumont it was a great show so many great people and cars we will be back next year

Sound Lik white labeling 😒

Some beautiful cars...would easily take the whole day to give the show a good look. The pair of Manitoba cars...the '69 Camaro and the '67 Beaumont were a nice (and new) treat to see...along with many other cars. Thanks for the coverage, Gary...it allows people who are no longer in Saskatoon to "visit" and enjoy a downtown tradition in The Toon.

Thanks dude, great film!

Glad my sparkly limo got some attention! It is paint, not a wrap

Love the mod tops and the Tommy gun car

Just wait until California clamps down on these types being allowed on the public streets.

Thanks for helping us celebrate the life with of our Brother's 37 Dodge Coupe, Glenn passed in June. Old Mopar Mechanic who loved this car show. Now his car made it there and you showed it respectfully!

That car was build by my friend and familly here in Québec canada, my favorite piece was the front bumper with the 3 holes ,my uncle was the owner of that acadian, when it was sold to the us it had different wheels , still had the Drums brake in the front. I was to young back then to buy it , does anybody have more information about randy ? I would love tho speak to him and ask him if he would sell it one day , this vid brought a tear , so much good memories with that car

What was the final count for car s attending ?

I see the car clubs are as pretentious as ever with the roped off areas, that sh*t was gettin old back in 1995.

Hey Gary good video, we're from BC and have just moved to the Saskatoon area. This is a move that we've been planning for the last 3 years, and for the last 3 years we've been able to attend this show and are always impressed. However we've seen multiple ads for this show claiming to be "Western Canadas'Largest Car Show". Sorry but I have to set the record straight. Langley BC has their Cruise in' first Saturday after Labor Day (since 1997) and I have attended every show (as a participant). This show typically draws approx 1900 vehicles. This would make it Western Canadas' Largest Car Show. If you ever get the chance please check it out, I'm sure your viewers would love to see it. Keep up with the great videos.

Lots of cool rides I have never seen....Thanks for sharing Gary. Great as always.

Thanks Gary & Warren......always a good show on 102 Weekend. Cool picks as always.

By noon you could hardly navigate the streets for the crowds! Unbelievable turnout! Thanks for the video Gary!

I see the police are still cruising around harassing people Heard about the huge police presence so decided to stay away

dam it that’s been browns car that I picked last year I would have met him today

Thanks Gary and Warren, what a wonderful video this is!😊

Thanks Gary and Warren was great show this year

How about being available to answer questions about your car.

I want that car

Always good to see your episodes. Good luck

Has anybody had a problem with masterpro fuel pump?

I totally agree with all of this. I do car cruise and show videos all summer. People need to quit sitting in front of the car. The public wants to see your car and not you. If they have a question or want to talk, they'll find you.

Very cool rides once again and some more new ones...thanks for sharing Gary....

Hi Gary, That was my 1978 Trans Am (the gold one). There are 3 ways to differentiate between 77 and78. Easiest is the grilles….77 grills were a honeycomb style,78 were diagonal. Second way is 78 shaker sits higher than 77 as they changed the intake manifold for 78. You would likely need to see the two years side by side to notice unless you are really familiar with these cars. Third and easiest way is the roof hatches. 77 cars used Hurst hatches and 78 hatches were from the Fisher body plant. Hurst hatches were smaller with a wide roof between them and not full length. They came back to about 3” from back of side windows and had about a foot of roof between them. Fishers in 78 were full length and have maybe 6” of roof between them. Thanks for the compliment on my car!

Good video Gary I wished that I was there today but I will see you next Sunday

63 pontiac with buckets.... rare. 300hp 327 4spd!

Yer a busy guy

Always cool rides at this event .....Thanks for sharing Gary.

Like the orange nomad too

Love 57 retractables

Great video Gary 😊

9:01 My pick 1979 F150.

I ordered a radiator fan from geeks paid on line only to b told they did not have the part a week later paid for another different one never saw my refund called and asked they said ask your bank never answered my question if a refund been issued very rude will never go there again

Thats terrible

I work at an auto parts store and I agree Most important factor when it comes to where you buy them is customer care As in they treat you right and they help you with warranty and replacements Because it keeps the customer coming back and gaining their trust

If you go to big tube exhaust pipe these motors come alive.