Just like being there, thanks! Was that red 67 a US Grand Prix?

-- Edited by 73SC at 13:46, 2008-09-22

Great pics and very cool cars!
Thanks for taking the time to share the pics!!!

The Radium BC thing rang a bell w/ me...this may help someone here so keep it in mind..

Last summer I had a customer in who was a good fella that lives in Radium but has a cottage here in Ontario..
The great thing is he usually drives his Dodge dually here at least once a year and when I asked, he told me he's up for transporting something or towing a trailer either direction if he doesn't have his own hooked on..
Seemed like a real reasonable guy who's more interested in help recovering his fuel costs than making big dough on the deal..
The only stipulation is if it's a car or something large needing a trailer, he want's to pull up and hook on to a strapped down & ready to go U-Haul or private trailer and whoever's on the recieving end needs to pay the agreed amount in cash and take care of the U-Haul return or whatever else is necessary from there..
I'm not gonna lay this guys info on here but if someone has a car or parts they need dragged accross the country at a reduced rate, PM me and I'll lay the guy's contact info on them..

Todd...this may be the answer to shipping that '69 Laurentian home from Saskatoon!.
Sorry I didn't remember of this guy before...must be the aluminum cookware?.

that 59 looked like an american car, ive yet to see a 59 at any car show, thx for the pix.

59poncho wrote:

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that 59 looked like an american car, ive yet to see a 59 at any car show, thx for the pix.

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That 59 is a buddy that I know.  Its a Parisienne, that made its way to the USA, and he bought it and brought it home to Canada. It was an original 6 cyl auto car, that now has a 283 auto.
  The hardtop is his other car.

-- Edited by sixtywagon at 22:46, 2008-09-22