Canada has Z clubs from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Here are a few cars from the eastern coast's Zcar Club.

Eastern Canada's Sites

Here is a typical beach in Nova Scotia. As viewed from inside a Z. Eastern Canada is called "Canada's Ocean Playground".
Most of the roads weave along the rugged coastline

Lighthouses dot the coast lines

The famous Cabot Trail. One of the best rides in the world

New Brunswick is famous for it's covered bridges

Prince Edward Island's red sand, country roads and green fields is Canada's "Ireland". You can now drive to it via the 13km Confederation Bridge.

Newfoundland is Eastern Canada's "Norway-Alaska-Ireland". It is where the first Europeans set foot on the "New World".
Appropriately it was Vikings ~ 1000AD.

John Chandler's '71 240z
St. John, New Brunswick

406 small block Chev with a 400 turbo trans
runs on regular pump gas through the exhaust on street tires
10.80's at 126 mph
10.20's at 136 on a 125 shot of NOS
has very good street manners.(We even drive down to Tim Hortins (Canadian Donut Shop/ Shrine) between time trials.)
Running the factory independent rear, but it has a welded R200 3.70 gear ratio.
Coil-over suspension from Ross Corrigan's Modern Motorsports in BC.
Brakes are vented rotors and 4 piston calipers with stock rears that stop very well above 130 mph
member of www.AtlanticZ.ca Z Car Club