For the antique auto lovers on Xmarks...

[Mr. Kilt]

I started working on a website for a local car collector. I still have a lot of pricing to put up, but at least you can get a tour of the yard. EVERYTHING is for sale, although for the time being he will only sell complete vehicles. I'm working on him to start parting some of it out, though.

Before you click the link may I suggest you put on a bib or cover the keyboard with something so the drool doesn't short it out.

Enjoy the tour! ith:

http://www.northwestcoin.ca/gvcars.html

[Canuck]

Wow, Thanks for the tour. It's amazing what he's managed to keep over the years!

[Kerr the Walker]

If only I had limitless disposable income and freetime. I'd scoop up several of those beauties!

[ForresterModern]

That is a heck of a lot of good old american iron there. I was getting ready to close out of it when I spotted that lovely outline of the mid 50's Studebaker in robin's egg blue (#6098), whereupon my heart lept a beat or so.

But, having enough trouble keeping up with the kilt addiction in both time and money, so not ready to take on any new (or in this case really "old") projects.

But thanks for the memories.

[JolyStNicholas]

Thanks for the link. I can see the people from "Chop-Cut-Rebuild, beating a path to his door, there are a lot of good parts just waiting to be restored.

[Earl D]

Sweet pics and nice iron, but I'll keep this ol' gal-


This is Lucile, she is a 1955 Chev Bel Air 4 door sedan. She's still running on the original in-line 6 with the powerglide tranny.

[pdcorlis]

Huh - looks like my neighbor's back yard...

Best of luck with the web site Al!

[ccga3359]

It's true and I see why. Prairie cars are highly sought after in Ontario because they're in such good condition. Didn't see any Power Wagons though I did see a Willy's panel wagon I liked. Seems very reasonably priced also.