Calling all Canadians

Winnipeg here, driving 73 Javelin and working on 36 Terraplane 4door.

 

Steinbach here.

 

Hanover, Ont.................and it's friggin' cold and windy here today..

Have a 62 Canadian Parisienne..............Had a 68 Beaumont. They may be a rebadged Chevelle, but a much nicer and better quality car.

 

You aren't the guy that writes for "Old Autos" are you?

He uses that "The older I get the better I was" tag line.

 

Moose Jaw Saskatchewan... great name eh. It's so damn cold here today my garage door opener said forget this bullshit and won't open! WD40

 

Another one here from Winterpeg.

 

sorry no I am not (yet), I guess great minds think alike.
In my case the older I get I can't remember what was.

 

I'm freezing in Calgary, but still driving my 56 Ford Wagon and working on the 32 Chev truck in the garage. (Man, the gas bill this month is gonna hurt!)

 

Cold Lake Alberta
Land of big fish, fast planes and rich oil
-42 yesterday, -50 with the windchill

 

Lovely London........down in the banana belt.

 

I own a '54 Chrysler Windsor coupe but live in Los Angeles. Does that count. I grew up in Toronto. KNUX!

 

From southwest Ontario-half way between chatham and windsor.

 

Langley, B.C got a real nice 68 beaumont with a 327

 

Barrie, Ontario.... home of the Barrie Bell

 

Mid-Western Ontario ... A little north of the "London Banana Belt".
I have a couple of 47 Merc flatheads that have "Made In Canada" moulded in the heads.

Working on a 34 Ford Cabriolet Roadster for KRO-O-O-ZIN this summer. (Once this @#@$%$ Snow goes)

 

Another Calgary schmuck here, and owner of a real Canadian '60 Pontiac.

 

Actually, I think he says.....
The older I get the Faster I was

 

I live in Innisfil Ontario, which is on the south west shore of beautiful Lake Simcoe.

 

Frigid Calgary.... 2 months of drivin' and 10 months of storage...

27 Ford
67 Camaro
66 Charger
68 Corvette

 

Western Quebec on highway 20 had a 68 Acadian 331 power glide in 73 ran 11.40 118mph in the 1/4

 

Another Winnipegger. I've got a 28 Model A sedan that was assembled in Winnipeg, using Robertson screws. Hi Canuck!
Ralph

 

Moose Jaw,Saskatchewan and it's feckin' cold here! '29 Essex Coupe.

 

Freezing parts of me off in Fort St John

 

Brossard Quebec .On the south shore of Montreal ! I have 1953 Pontiac !

 

woodbridge ontario the home of the sopranos heheheheeheh

 

Revelstoke, BC here, land of the soon to be gigantic ski hill, and even more enormous house prices, my turd of a house was assessed at $450,000, thats government assessed, thats from $219,000 2 years ago

the Indigenous(most politically correct term I could think of) people of Canada once labeled Revelstoke, the hell of the earth, for its tremendous amounts of snowfall, and never once settled here; I'll have to say, I'm one to agree. Any civilized place east, west, south, of here has less than half the snow we get, and those are 1hr drives away. I didn't say north because Mica really doesn't count as being civilized. I wouldn't doubt it if they had less snow too.

 

Hammertown over here. Anyone else from around the "Big Smoke"?

Flatman

 

Ladysmith, BC -not that cold here but I am still sick of winter..

 

10 Miles south of the Manitoba border in Minnesota.

Born and Raised in Winnipeg. My claim to fame is being Ralph's best buddy.

"You can take the kid out of Canada, but you can't take Canada out of the kid"

 

Well, i guess im a salt water dog.........Newfoundland, St. John's to be exact. And old cars.........they never get old here, they rust away. Unless they were in the center of the island.

Leon