I took in the annual Orangeville car show that is tied into the Orangeville fair. I did not take any of my oldies this time and met up with a long time buddy of (42 years) known as brother Ted. It was a real hot summer day and the turn out was good of vintage tin but there was also a very large selection of vintage snowmobiles Check out the rides. Cheers.
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1965 Buick Riviera.
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1934 Ford.
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1930 Ford Model A. The rare phaeton model.
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Late 50's Jaguar.
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Mid 30's Ford.
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1972 Vette.
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1969 Mustang.
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1966 Mustang.
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Ford 289.
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Chev 350.
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Chev small block.
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Pontiac 400.
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1957 Chev 235.
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Chev 348.
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Chev 427 big block.
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Dodge 440.
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1930 Ford Model A.
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1959 Chev Impala.
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1957 Chev 210.
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Early 50's Chev.
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Early 70's Ford.
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1964 Chev Impala.
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1956 Meteor. Canadian model.
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1968-1972 Chev Nova.
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1932 Ford rod.
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1958 Edsel.
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1949 Kaiser. Ultra rare.
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1949 Kaiser. I was all over this rare one.
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1969 Dodge Coronet.
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1957 Chev 210.
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40's Ford.
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Pair of 1971 AMC Javelins.
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40's Mercury (Canadian model) and 40's Ford.
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1952 Chev Deluxe.
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1930 Ford Model A phaeton.
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1959 Plymouth Fury.
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1955 Chev Bel Air.
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1964 Dodge Polara.
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1959 Plymoth Fury.
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Cool can. There for interesting looks and that is about it because they never actually worked.
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1971 AMC Javelin.
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1955 Chev Bel Air.
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Vintage snowmobiles.
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Pair of 1964 Ford Galaxie 500's.
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1957 Chev 210.
Mario on Sep 20, 2024 said:
Well George since Rob left the field wide open I have to choose the 59 Chevy Impala HT. That is one classic car with the bat wings and fifties ultra styling. My Dad had a 59 Chevy station wagon and it rode smooth! I remember it well.
My next choice is the 55 Chevy Bel Air Convertible 2 tone with the shortened continental kit. What a dream to own that one. I see the V8 markings under the tail light so it has the new OHV 265ci V8. And first year for the new 12V electrical system for more power!
And Finally, I like the 59 Plymouth Fury 2 door HT. A rare car not often seen at car shows. The Plymouth was always underrated behind Chevy and Ford and was a good value car. The Chrysler products always had good advance engineering built into their cars and this model is in showroom condition.
Another wonderful Car Show George and I thank you for sharing all the pictures. Cheers my friend, Mario
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57timemachine on Sep 20, 2024 said:
I am very happy that you good folks enjoy the effort here. It has always been my passion building, driving and showing old cars. I can think of no more fullfilling hobby on the planet. Cheers.
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azmuscle on Sep 20, 2024 said:
Well I'll be a bluenose gopher.......VINTAGE SNOWMOBILES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh, how they have changed, eh? The ones shown look like boxes with rubber belts underneath.
Dang, George, you got it all up there in Maple Leaf Heaven on earth.
Can't help but love the Chevy 348, those valve covers jump out at you, announcing its presence.
I'm going to have to give the loving to the Kaiser here as my best friend's Father had a 1951 I believe. I would see him get it out of the garage on Sundays and take the whole family for a ride.
Another fine showing Geo.......thanks as always. Rob
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