November flew by and here we are in December.
Ancaster Swap Meet and Car Show was a big success.
Here are a few pictures I took when I had a chance to sneek away from our booth.

above left - our swap meet display
above middle GM muscle cars
​above right - some old Fords

above left - cool old trucks
above center - a Nova, an El Camino and a C10
​above right - Al at Sunoco Steve's display

What's New October 2021

We are always looking for good used parts and projects and happened across a couple recently

We now have a few 66-67 Nova parts - doors , hood, power steering pts, steering wheel, etc to resell.

We had the 67 GMC delivered as well as a 56 GMC [no pictures yet]

We have a good 283 engine core and some ralley wheels as well.

We have a nice western truck box  and a good passenger door.

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Does it ever feel good to get out and visit with the people, see the cars, hear the Oldies and all the great stuff that goes with Car Events.
Fun on Wheels at Heritage Village was a great success. Most of us can only remember once in the over 40 years of this event with more cars and people.
Great job volunteers for tackling this event with short notice and doing a great job. The facilities were great, and we had a great day.
Here are a couple of pictures we took - there is more coverage in our "CAR SHOW COVERAGE" blog area.

Here is Holley with our scaled down display.

This beautiful coupe has been in my blogs before.

I don't think there are many rods that have logged the miles Gary's Chevy has over the years.

I didn't see Scoobie but the mystery machine was there.

cool rat rod truck under the trees.

Holley took this picture of a red Nova.

Looks like there might be a couple of reasons to get the old car out.
Car Shows and Swap Meet info has started to come in.
We are planning to attend 3 events now and have heard rumours of a couple of others being contemplated.
We will try to keep you posted.
Here is the flyer for Heritage Village September 5.
​See you there.

Cruise nights are back.
Michelle and I attended the Tuesday night cruise in Sauble Beach recently.
It is great to get out and see the cars again.
Here are a few pictures. there are more in our "Car Show Coverage" page.

SEE MORE PICTURES IN OUR CAR SHOW COVERAGE SECTION

We have added supplier that provides performance parts.
Over 500 manufacturers from one supplier promises to bring down your costs.
We are excited and have brought in a few items for inventory and can order weekly for prompt delivery to you.

The "magic barn" released more treasures recently.

This puts a strain on the accomodations for my collection.
My 57 Suburban got moved outside to make room for the 56 Pontiac Safari Wagon and the 55 Pontiac 2 door.
My 49 Buicks went up for sale. - too many projects - not enough time or space.

1956 Pontiac Safari 2 door hardtop wagon . Pontiac's version of the Nomad.

1955 Pontiac 2 door hardtop. I feel that the term rust free is abused but this car is as close to that as I have seen in a long time - at least the outer skins.

56 Pontiac 4 door hardtop - the doors are inside - great parts car - Texas bumper sticker in the back window 

My 57 Suburban demoted to outdoor parking

1949 Buick Roadmaster in the freshly cut grass.

67 Acadian/ Nova power brake booster, 1958-59 GMC grille,58-59 Chevrolet /GMC headlamp bezels, 1955 Chevrolet truck steering wheel, GMC truck gauge cluster, GMC hood emblem, 8.2 10 bolt rear end cover, 1967 327 engine . see more parts at this link

Not really new just re-occurring. We have Gasser Fever again.
1967 Acadian 2 door post -Gasser.
This car is too cool - low mileage, barn kept, still some oriignal paint with a rumoured Drag Racing history.
Now the hard part -  how fast do you want to make it go? - 283 powerglide would be fun.
A 327 4 speed would be cool or we have that 383 stroker motor on the engine stand.
Do you put in a full interior - the seat frames are there? 
Do you keep the 14" cheater slicks or go bigger?
Oh well - don't have time to build it right now. Maybe we will get talked out of it and the new owner can make the choices.

1970 was a good year for Chevrolet and the 1970 Chevy Malibu is an iconic muscle car.
The one we have here on the yard was not the icon but could be. It was a 307 2 barrell, powerglide car. It has been used as a parts car but the shell is solid enough to be an ambitious project. There is still cool stuff out there.