Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
*Part 2 in Jeff Melnychuk’s series on rebuilding a 1963 Corvette Sting Ray coupe To the casual observer, rebuilding a car is like running a
🚛 1965 Mercury M350 🚛 This is the 1965 Mercury M350 Garry Sowerby’s father, Lee, bought new as a cab-chassis. Lee Sowerby built the
*Part 2 in Jeff Melnychuk’s series on rebuilding a 1970 Plymouth Satellite So, what am I going to do with this thing, anyway? Well, that’s a
WHO? Richard Wood, 16 years old WHAT? New driver’s permit in hand WHEN? Spring of 1965. WHERE? Sydney, Nova Scotia WHY? Like every guy his
Well, look at that freshly restored 55-year-old Mustang. Just look at it. It sparkles. It’s new, and it’s painted an eyeball-melting red. But even on
In the middle of a pandemic, a red 2020 Corvette practically glows on Moncton’s empty streets. It might as well be the Shediac Big Lobster
“She’s so Fine, My 409” Retired school teacher Rick Wood cruises the summer streets of Moncton, New Brunswick in quite the sleeper, one with
Honestly, I don’t think this is what Bill Mitchell had in mind when the fashionable design genius penned the 1963 Corvette Sting Ray coupe. But,
Car fever, that obsessive crave for a new set of wheels, infiltrates everyday life with the pervasiveness and tenacity of a well-hacked computer virus. It
*This is the first of a series of columns related to the restoration of the 1970 Plymouth Satellite. Read Part 2 here. Gunning the engine
