Toronto Military Antiques

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

Originally Posted by rob love

Edit: Had a look and it appears to be about a km from the 401,

And in Toronto that km would take 45 minutes to an hour...on a good day.

[rob love]

Originally Posted by Bruce Parker

And in Toronto that km would take 45 minutes to an hour...on a good day.

Why so many Canadians choose to live under those crowded conditions has always puzzled me.

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

Originally Posted by rob love

Why so many Canadians choose to live under those crowded conditions has always puzzled me.

They're also the ones that gave us (and incredibly still support) the destructive Liberals and Trudeau which shows there is something seriously wrong in their heads.

[Robert Bergeron]

Bruce , will all due respect , no politics in the Mess please .

[rob love]

Originally Posted by Bruce Parker

And in Toronto that km would take 45 minutes to an hour...on a good day.

I have a solution. Just park your car on the shoulder of the 401 and walk the 1 km to the store. That should take less than 10 minutes.

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

Originally Posted by rob love

I have a solution. Just park your car on the shoulder of the 401 and walk the 1 km to the store. That should take less than 10 minutes.

Have you seen that neighbourhood??? That, plus with the Toronto tow truck turf war problem your parked car would be scooped and in a chain link compound in 15 seconds flat. Ransom payola and tow would set you back $750 to a grand. There's a reason people don't like Toronto.

[rob love]

Around here I have seen vehicles parked in the ditch in the winter for several months. You just need to put the yellow tape around them. Another trick used by Manitobans is to put their four-way flashers on......that always buys 2 to 3 hours in a no parking zone.

[Lynn Eades]

I'm a kiwi. I bought one set of shims (guess 5 grams) and a 2nd / 3rd selector fork (very small and light) from Village Jeep. Postage EU 69+. You guys get it easy.