Luxurious Cars Stop Into Olympus Burger In Port Hope

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Saturns Drives popped into Olympus Burger in Port Hope on Saturday, August 5, 2018.
Saturns Drives is a group of luxury car owners from the gta who get together approximately 15 times a year for drives outside of the city.
Included in the vehicles are McLaren’s, Porsche’s, a Lamborgini which is one of only 150 in the world and a Bugatti which is the only one in Canada and costs $3.8 million U.S. that is proudly owned by The Hapy Hipi.
After lunch at what is voted as the best burger place in Canada the group where once again on their way.

 

Tim Schmidt from King City otherwise known as The Hapy Hipi proudly showed his 2018 Bugatti which is the only one in Canada and costs $3.8 million U.S

Schmidt owns approximately 40 vehicles dating back to 1931 including a few Rolls Royce vehicles along with other exotic cars.

For  those wondering, Schmidt is retired  from  the family business of making automotive parts sold round the world with employees in the neighbourhood of 6,000.

 

Pete Fisher
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