Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
Winters in Canada are hard on cars. For years, I was in the habit of owning a seasonal ‘drift jumper’, something that was reliable, rugged
If you told your better half you were going to spend four weeks and triple the money replacing something you just spent two weeks (and
If you like to drive more than turning wrenches, why would you want a shell sitting around the garage for five years sucking your wallet
1966 Mercury Montclair: East Coaster of the Day Garry Sowerby, East Coast Tester author, recounts what this 1966 Mercury Montclair, spotted in Petitcodiac, meant
1980 Red Cloud: East Coaster of the Day Of course, we can’t complete the 40-year anniversary celebration of the historic Guinness World Record drive
Forty years ago today, at 2:11 p.m. local Toronto time, Garry Sowerby and Ken Langley, two young Canadians from the Maritimes, crashed through a barrier
Rebuilding a 1963 Corvette: You can restore a car a thousand times, but it will be… original just once. *Part 7 of our East Coast
Most people geek out over horsepower figures, but as you’re about to find out, you don’t drive the engine dyno *Part 6 of our East
In Part 5 of his series on rebuilding a 1965 Mustang, Jeff Melnychuk advises: If the wheels you want won’t fit, there might be an economical
Jeff Melnychuk’s 1963 Corvette project car will never be original. So he set out to perfect its restoration without detracting from its appeal or value.
