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09-04-2012, 10:55 PM

#11

skyline26

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Join Date: 08-09-2012

Location: Cambridge, Ontario , Canada

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Originally Posted by Fox Hat

Welcome Mischievous

WeatherTech has a shop on Walkers line just north of the QEW.
Last year I got my mats. Last week ordered their in track window vents.
"Vents are on back order at this time" so I gotta wait a bit.

A Performance Improvements guy in Etobicoke near my work told me that the same ICPW Led Taillights that Maggie from Race and Street sells were $500.00. I asked that he check again because I already knew that shipped to my door they were only $260.00 from Maggie. He said that $500.00 was correct.

https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/show...ghlight=maggie

Please shop around and know your prices for anything.

If you are needing tires I also suggest doing some homework and don't be afraid to drive a bit.
A month or so ago I was chatting with a fellow HHR owner in Oakville that found that for a 15 to 20 minute drive he could save $85.00 for the tires he was searching for. He went out to Stoney Creek instead of "buying local" Sorry don't recall the name of the tires or store.
Don't Be afraid to post what you are looking for. Someone may already know where to point you.

hey fox, how much were the mats and visors? (are they the in-channel or 3m tape?)

09-05-2012, 05:21 AM

#12

Fox Hat

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Join Date: 02-21-2010

Location: Burlington, ON

Posts: 537

Definitely not cheap mats but do fit exact unlike the much cheaper universal deals you can get at Can Tire etc :
http://www.weathertech.ca/chevrolet/...er-digitalfit/

http://www.weathertech.ca/chevrolet/...s-all-weather/

Deflectors are the in channel type :
http://www.weathertech.ca/chevrolet/...ow-deflectors/

09-05-2012, 07:05 AM

#13

Blue_SS

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Join Date: 06-07-2011

Location: SE Mich

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Welcome! I have a cousin in Burlington, so I know where it is...

Powell is up in Port Perry, ON as well. If you want performance stuff, definitely look him up. I know, he's not a vendor on here... He has a great rep, though, and he's not too far from you.

09-05-2012, 07:57 AM

#14

Mischevious

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Join Date: 08-30-2012

Location: Hamilton

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You guys are awesome!!! Tks for the info...I will certinly check out these places. Also, are there any get-togethers around the Hamilton area or around??

09-05-2012, 08:53 AM

#15

skyline26

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Join Date: 08-09-2012

Location: Cambridge, Ontario , Canada

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wowzas! $140 for window visors is waaayy too much! you can get AVS for like $60-80

09-05-2012, 01:22 PM

#16

kwe45919

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Location: Oak Ridge, TN

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Originally Posted by skyline26

wowzas! $140 for window visors is waaayy too much! you can get AVS for like $60-80

I got mine for $`113 shipped. Just look around the net. Also, these are the inchannel front and rears. The AVS may be cheaper but they are not inchannel either.

WeatherTech is worth the extra IMO.....

Also have their rubber mats and they are sweeeeeet as well!

09-05-2012, 08:22 PM

#17

Fox Hat

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Location: Burlington, ON

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Originally Posted by Mischevious

You guys are awesome!!! Tks for the info...I will certinly check out these places. Also, are there any get-togethers around the Hamilton area or around??

You missed the HHR Nationals at Puddicombes farm down the QEW by a few weeks. There was a great turnout.
Search for "Pyro Panel" He was the fellow doing all the work promoting the event.
At the Nats Pyro mentioned another event another club was putting on. I didn't write it down because I was going out of town at the time of the event.
Maybe he will jump in and bring us up to speed on the other clubs events.