Did someone say PONTIACS ? and GMC ?

Hey who put trim rings on this things??

Classic Firebird colour combo


Fastest Truck ever





Owner said this was a '57 GMC with some Chevy parts, 307 Olds V8!



Nice Silver Streaks on a Laurentian


1955 Laurentian


US  model - Star Chief



Formula 400, nasty scoops



1964 Grand Prix







1971 Ventura II Sprint - an old friend



1963 Parisienne Convertible 327 / 300


Nicely detailed 327, double hump heads and love that valve cover script



Parisienne script


Another classic Firebird combo, survivor Formula


1970 GTO convertible


1970 GTO Custom Sport steering wheel and interior

Grandville Convertible

1965 beaumount SD 4 speed car


1965 Custom Sport Convertible


It has  V8


327 CID looks nice


Nice tail end too


I'm practically related, same dealer as mine!


Very nice interior




326 HO Firebird


Firebird 400


Callouts on scoop


A bodies anyone?


Da Judge


Classic Canadian exclusive


What a beauty, real clean





Check out the Maple Leaf eh!


And it's for sale too!


Got another shot of the '55



That's all the Ponchos. I have Post Cars, Caddys, Vettes, Misc makes plus Elvis show to post. I'll get to that this evening sometime. 

-- Edited by 73SC on Monday 7th of September 2009 11:29:37 PM

67BBSD wrote:

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nice pics-is that a VW Beetle behind the 400 firebird ?

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Ya just like 67HEAVENS

 

67BBSD wrote:

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Ray, I see survivor formula firebird-I don't recall fender flares on formulas-were they available and I'm not aware ?

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We'll need an expert opinion, probably added at some point.

 

A Corvette of a fella we know won the annual trophy. Each Monday a winner is chosen and he was deemed Best of Teh Winners. Owner is Wayne MacDonald, 1965 Corvette 327/300. It was getting late when we heard he'd won so pics are getting dark.












There was another Vette that caught my eye too

Johnnee D wrote:

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wow!! great pics, thanks...and an Alfa in TO? great to see some European classics as well...

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I missed that Alfa and then as it was getting dark someone said did you see it. I hurried to where it was. I apologise for the photos, I wish I had seen it in better light.

The were a few European cars out, A Jensen Interceptor and a few VW's, BMW and Triumphs and MG's.

-- Edited by 68sd on Sunday 29th of January 2012 10:16:12 AM

great pics ray. 68sd and i might have to make it into the big smoke next year for some of these cruises.

Johnnee D wrote:

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no need to apologise, it's great to see that Alfa, plus it's bodywork is by Carrozzeria Touring (from Milan I think) and it's a Superleggera (Super light as you may have guessed), it was their trademark, steel tube armature covered with sheets of aluminium...they applied this system to a lot of special cars back in the 40's and 50's...lancia, Aston Martin, etc...
cool Cord and Cadillacs as well...great, thanks


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However it was made all I can say is it had the sexiest Italian body, just like Sophia Loren or Gina Lolobridgida on wheels ! I tried to get a good shot of the Superlegga and Touring Milan logos, took about 6 but with the light going this was the best one.

 

-- Edited by 73SC on Tuesday 8th of September 2009 01:54:38 PM

eeluddy wrote:

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That Alfa is unbelievable to see at a cruise nite. Lots of nice cars there Ray. You can tell where the real money hangs out in Canada!

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It was incredible really and  don't forget Al Webster's Cord, the V12 Lincoln, Auburn and War time Caddy. There was a Chrysler Town and Country there too. As I said the big boys came out to play last night. That has to be over $750,000 in classics right there. The last Alfa of that quality sold for $275,000 alone I read in an RM auction list.

When I sat down to talk with Mrs. Webster, Al must have been getting a burger!, she said that at that time which was 6:30 ish no one had even stopped to look at the Cord. I started taking pics then a fella with a camera bag came over and asked me what it was, that started the ball rolling.

 

-- Edited by 73SC on Tuesday 8th of September 2009 09:04:03 PM

Both the Cord & 41 Linc are standout car for sure. What does Mr.Webster do for a living? Does he need an adopted son?

Thanks for the terrific pics! Now that was a great mix of cars!

eeluddy wrote:

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73SC wrote:

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eeluddy wrote:

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Both the Cord & 41 Linc are standout car for sure. What does Mr.Webster do for a living? Does he need an adopted son?

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I never knew what Mr. Webster did, all anybody ever says is he's a millionnaire. He owns the farm where the auction is taking place. Maybe Hillar knows?

 

 

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He seems to really love cars, so I thought he would be a restorer or dealership guy. He has great taste in cars as well as deep pockets to allow it.

 

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He always used to have a display area at the front of the blue field at Barrie where he always had a bunch of cars for sale.  I dunno, I always thought he was a dealer.

Anyway like a lot of other vendors, he apparently got sick of dealing with Haney and gave  up his spots about a year or so ago...