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Post by scubakid on Apr 21, 2005 21:15:20 GMT -8
Im looking for some Vintage divers in the Toronto area to dive some old stuff. I have a set ready to go and would like some divers with double hose regulators. Any given weekend after May.  |
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Post by scubanut on Apr 22, 2005 8:44:29 GMT -8
Hi I am in the Buffalo NY area, I dive with vintage gear. Do most of my diving in Fort Erie. If you would like to get together for a vintage dive, let me know, always looking for a dive buddy.
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Post by Master cheif on Apr 22, 2005 20:05:20 GMT -8
Suggest SCUBA 2000 9033 Leslie Street, Richmond Hill Tel (905) 771-1500 www.scuba 2000.com It is the largest and unquestionably the best dive shop in all of Canada. The owner Alex  has almost 50 years of experience and maintains and displays possibly one of the worlds largest collections of vintage equipment. He is recognized by experts through out the world as a true expert in vintage diving equipmnent. He is also a world class collector of Sea Hunt items with out equal. The shop regularly sponsors vintage Scuba nights. For a small fee Alex provides vintage equipment for the participants to use. He also sponsors several Vintage open water diving activities during the summer months. Suggest that you drive up to Richmond Hill and visit Scuba 2000. |
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Post by Broxton Carol on May 1, 2005 2:37:27 GMT -8
Going to canada would be fun, considering I have an engineer who lives in toronto, and I could take care of some business on the same trip. I am very busy until mid august but after that who knows. What gear can you take into canada to dive with? Could I take my compressor? What are gasoline prices up your way? Chuck
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Post by scubakid on May 9, 2005 19:36:42 GMT -8
I think you can take anything you want for diving except Spearguns since Spearfishing in Ontario in illegal.
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Post by treasureman on Dec 21, 2005 15:40:54 GMT -8
I believe you can use a speagun in the St Lawrence, but any lakes and small rivers.
Minsitry of natural resources can field that one for sure. Then again I went diving with five cops, and i was going to bring my speargun with me, but i figured they would get ticked off or arrest me, So I left it behind. All of them brought their spear guns. They asked me why i didnt bring mine. I told em i did not want to get charged. They laughed really hard on that one
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Post by Ron Hearn on Feb 16, 2006 10:21:17 GMT -8
Hi There is a diver who has a huge vintage collection in Ontario. I came across his web site last year www.divingmachines.com. I'm sure he may be able to help get your feet wet. Ron |
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has almost 50 years of experience and maintains and displays possibly one of the worlds largest collections of vintage equipment. He is recognized by experts through out the world as a true expert in vintage diving equipmnent.
