Over the four days of this GOF there were many pictures taken. Here are just a few to give you an idea of the fun we had. Check back here soon to see a slideshow of more of our memories.

On the road to the GOF. We took 2 ferries over to Kingston. Many others tried the 1000 Island bridge and ended up in a long customs line. Our time to clear customs . . . about 3 minutes.

Dinner at the Fort – Many of the GOF participants attended the dinner at Fort Henry. It was held in the fort ’s Officers Mess with thick brick walls and rustic wood floors.

A sunset cruise on Lake Ontario. We filled the boat and listened to a great swing band.

A day at the race track. There were about 25 cars signed up to do the event at the track. We got to watch both professional and amateur drivers navigate the track for the morning learning the ropes. Then there was a timed event that allowed teams to run a relay race.

We’re not sure if this is a “Don’t get hurt” hug or “Thank goodness your alive” one!

Steve Neal & Peter Ross at turn one.

The car show was held in a lake-side park with plenty of room to position the cars for good photo ops. Due to the location we were able to see some cars that have never made it to other GOFs held in the US.

Many of the members participated in the Ontario Chapters’ raffle. Here Janet Schorer picks up her prize. With her is Barc Cunningham, of Sydney, NS who won the distance award with over 1,000+ miles driven in his T series to the GOF.

As soon as the slideshow is created, we will post the link here.