I took in the annual Beachville car show in the beautiful area of that quaint town. This town is where the very first baseball game was ever played in Canada (1838). The show was held on the property of the Beachville museum that was a real prize in its self. The Canadian baseball history was very interesting. Many sweet looking vintage tin. Check out the rides and the museum. Cheers.
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1969 Chevelle 300. A very seldom seen 300 two door post car.
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1970 Dodge Challenger.
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Big old truck that was part of the museum.
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1964 Plymouth Fury.
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1967 Chevelle SS 396.
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1957 Chev Bel Air.
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1970 Ford Torino GT.
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1970 Chevelle Malibu.
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Mopar motivation.
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Mopar motivation.
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Chev big block.
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Mopar motivation.
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Ford 302.
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Ford motivation.
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Chev small block.
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Chev small block in a front engine Corvair.
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Chev small block.
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Ford flat head.
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Ford 300 six.
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Buick motivation.
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Chev small block.
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1955 Chev 265. The first Chev small block.
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Chev 427 big block.
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Chev small block.
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1966 Chevelle El Camino.
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My 57 Pontiac and my brother Mikes 64 Ford Econoline.
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1963 Chevy II.
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1963 Dodge.
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1965 Pontiac. Canadian model.
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60's VW Karmen Ghia.
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1958 Studebaker Silver Hawk.
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1973 Laguna. Up scale Chevelle.
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1965 Corvair with front engine V-8 conversion. I guess he has to drive backwards all day long.
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1973 Plymouth.
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1955 Chev panel. Very rare.
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Monza and Skyhawk row. You never see these GM cars and here was a bunch of them.
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Rat rod heaven.
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1965 Studebaker. Canadian built in Hamilton, Ontario.
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1970 Ford Torino GT.
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Brother Mikes 1964 Ford Econoline.
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Late 40's Mercury. Canadian model.
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1965 Buick Skylark.
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1960 Chev Bel Air.
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1953 Buick Special.
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1958 Pontiac. Canadian model.
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50's Willys Jeep.
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1909 Ford Model T.
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1965 Chev Impala.
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1959 Ford Galaxie 500.
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1955 Chev Bel Air. This car was perfect.
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1935 Chev.
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1967 Mercury Comet.
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Early 50's Chev custom.
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50's Nash Metropolitan.
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1957 Pontiac. Yours truly.
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1964 Mercury Comet.
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British.
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British.
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1955 Thunder Chicken.
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1969 Chev Biscayne 427. Survivor Canadian super car with high out put 427, four speed tranny and posi rear. All factory original.
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What an amazing original factory muscle car.
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1969 AMC Javelin.
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1926 Ford Model T.
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1969 Chev Z/28. Probably a clone.
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1969 Plymouth.
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1964 Vette.
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Early 50's Fargo. A Canadian model of Dodge.
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1957 Chev Bel Air.
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Brother Mikes 64 Econoline.
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50's Mercury. Canadian model.
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1955 Anglia. British Ford.
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1960 Chev Bel Air.
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1964 Ford Galaxie 500.
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1952-1954 Ford customized.
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1909 Ford Model T.
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1964 Mercury Comet.
57timemachine on Oct 10, 2024 said:
I added more pictures of the car show and the museum. Cheers.
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Mario on Oct 12, 2024 said:
A great car show and Museum tour George! You captured the essence of the "Back in Time" Museum and I could feel like I was in that time period. My grandmother had a Singer sewing machine with the foot pedals like the one you captured. I remember playing on the foot platform as a very young child and rock back and forth!
Now as far as the cars there are quite a few that really caught my eye like the 1909 Ford Model T. That car belongs in the Museum! What a masterpiece and incredible condition. Can you imagine the history and stories behind that car. The owner should research it all the way back to 1909.
The Baby Blue and White 57 Chevy Bel Air HT is my number 1 pick of all. Absolutely beautiful and well maintained. Reminds me of the one you owned.
The 65 front engine Corvair is new to me. I never saw one before and it must have taken a lot of engineering work to do. Very unique and unusual.
The 60 Chevy Bel Air 4 door sedan is rarely seen and a nice throw back to the last of the finned Chevies. I was 13 when that model came out and I remember seeing it in the showroom. I was already into the new cars collecting sales brochures and reading them over and over.
And finally your brother Mike's 64 Ford Econoline is coming along and looking good. I know how much work you and Mike have invested and it shows.
Thank you for an awesome car show and Museum tour. I really enjoyed this Page. Cheers, Mario
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57timemachine on Oct 12, 2024 said:
I will forever be thankful to folks like you Mario and Rob for your amazing decency and regard. Cheers to my old vintage tin brothers.
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Mario on Oct 17, 2024 said:
Very kind of you George to compliment Rob and I for just letting you know how much we appreciate your hard work driving to the car shows and documenting them so well.
We are all forever thankful to you for such dedication to our AT audience. I look forward to more of your posts in the future.
Classic Cars bring us "ol timers" together in a class of their own. Cheers to you my AT friend, Mario
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azmuscle on Oct 16, 2024 said:
George, thank you for the warm compliment to both Mario and me. There's so much in this world to find to complain about. But WHO can complain about Car Shows????? Especially the members of this forum. You just keep on posting those Canadian models because your threads are not only interesting, BUT EDUCATIONAL AS WELL!!!!
And I learned to sign off like you...CHEERS ;-)
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Mario on Oct 17, 2024 said:
You said it well Rob, we are a diminishing class but love our cars! Cheers to you Rob.
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azmuscle on Oct 10, 2024 said:
Well George, you outdid yourself on this thread. Not only a car show but a tour of the museum. Very good.
I can settle the car choice easily and it may shock you but it is:
The 1973 Chevelle Laguna!! My cousin in PA owns the same model which has won coveted awards and even was featured in a magazine. He suffered from cerebral palsey but that didn't deter him in becoming a small engine mechanic and also restoring his 1973 Laguna which I tease him and call it his Iguana. He's a few years in age behind me and even with his disability, he has shown others that it did not stop him from being what his father was. My uncle was that certified Pontiac mechanic with the 55 Pontiac with the Indian CHief head that lit up at night.
Sorry for the long explanation but I wanted to paint the entire picture for all to understand.
I loved the museum pics as seeing how equipment evolved. The whole museum is of course, a step back in time. Things I see I know, and others are new to me.
That's a beautiful gaggle of cars George. Thanks for the double pleasure. Well done and CHEERS!!
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