Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
The unique beauty of Vernon Smith’s amazing collection of almost 60 classic and vintage vehicles is not in the quantity or the pristine quality of
In the mid-1950s, Ford sedans were marketed under three names: Ford Mainline, Ford Customline and Ford Fairlane. 1956 was the year Ford adopted a 12-volt
*Words by Garry Sowerby I stopped in my tracks when I saw Jack Horne’s immaculate 1964 Ford Fairlane 500 at the Woodside car meet. Upgraded
You wouldn’t think that 12 measly volts would cause more than a spark. You’ve stuck your tongue to a nine-volt battery as a kid and
Kevin Muise bought this 1949 Chevy 3100 half ton in 1978 “to keep myself out of trouble”. Two years later Wilson Whynot did the bodywork
We’re betting that a safety upgrade won’t hurt the value or appeal of our 1963 Corvette one bit. *Part 9 of our East Coast
At the age of 12, Bill MacLellan saw a model of a 1960 Mercury and fell in love. Decades later, he found the real thing
1965 Comet Caliente: East Coaster Today The Mercury Comet launched in 1961. The Comet was developed as an Edsel product, but Ford announced the
1965 GMC Suburban: East Coaster Today John Young calls his 1965 GMC Suburban, today’s East Coaster, The Reaper. He’d been looking for one for
Looking at the bare frame of the 1963 Corvette in the East Coast Garage, it’s fair to say that Jeff Melnychuk is committed to this
