| These pics are not the greatest, but it was like a f'ing "Fight Club" there trying to get to even see some of the cars. there were about 10K people packed into a place they expected 5K people to show up to. It was very interesting to see what the world of French and German auto has to offer to the Sport Compact scene. there were also a few cars from the UK and some Japanese cars here and there. Although there was a good amount of rice there, there were still a couple cars that stood out. A very nice Skyline there (didn't get a pic) on a dyno registering over 800 at the wheels. It was nice. It was great to hang out with some fellow Z enthusiats from across the pond. I must say that to many of you, this may seem like an everyday anoyance, but over here in Belgium, it is like 1 in a million to see a car modified. And when you do, they are usually Puegots, Citroens (sp), or Renualts. Very, very, rare to see Japanese cars......let alone Nissans. It is great cause Zs are serious head turners here. MAN....I love it! On to the pics: 
there was a neat section of replica cars. Here are two of them.
 Nice supercharged 350z. Average for all of you.....but very, very, very rare here. Rollin' on Dubs, yo! 
An NSX in the parking lot. Again, very rare. The insurance alone on this car here in Belgium has to be at least 5K a year....no shit! It is insane the price of insurance here. And then you pay tax on your engine size too. I pay about 500 Euros a year on tax for my Z. sucks hard. 
some nice 240s. One from Driftworks and the other was a Toyo display. 
and to make this Z related and cause this show was not totally open to the public, thought I would through this in here. 
THanks again Tom for the awesome day........and all the help with the rugrats!!!!!!!!!!!!
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