Ohhhh and a brief trip report.
First and foremost, the Camaro remains a rare and beautiful automobile. On the trip down and back we saw about a dozen Camaros. Yep that's all. To put that in perspective, we saw 6 (yes 6) Chevvy SSRs out and about. 2 of the Camaros were rentals in Orlando, but I can tell you when you see one it is still a special occurance and it still makes you (me anyway) take a good double take. Oooooooh........ahhhhhhhh.
The Camaro is clearly very popular. At the end of the Test Track ride at Epcot, GM has a wonderful display. All cars getting a nice look over. But the Camaroa had the line to get sit in it and have your picture taken.
Either the Global Economy is picking up............or the dollar is so cheap...........there were tons of tourists in Orlando that weren't speaking English and if they were speaking English it sounded like the English in Braveheart. Like I mentioned earlier, they actually closed the Magic Kingdom one day because they reached capacity.
Drove straight through coming home yesterday. Missed our personal best of 16 hours 45 minutes due to an unexpected blowing snow in Ohio. Thanks Fen. I'm blaming you for that. But made it before midnight. 6:45 am departure and an 11:50 arrival. Not bad. Lots of Police out in spots, keeping the masses in order. Sorry they had to work on New Years day.................really sorry any officer had to work.........at..........all.
On the way down, we had a nice visit with Fen and some of the Southern Ohio Camaro5 members. Talked to them for about an hour at a a McDonalds. Like every one I've personally met from Camaro5, the same two consistent attributes. Really nice and really love the Camaro. Thanks for setting that up Fen.
Mrs. Number 3 and I got to play a little golf with GTA and then some dinner with our wives at a nice Italian restaurant.
All in all, a good and safe trip. Just not in a Camaro this time.
But the LaCrosse is really an outstanding car. Really!!!!
Anyway, a few pictures. The last one if for Fen. A LaCrosse, with a Camaro and if you look real close, a Terrain in the background. Lots of Terrains in Orlando btw.