THREE HILLS CAR SHOW 2026: SMALL TOWN SHOW—BIG CITY ENTRY NUMBERS
Three Hills, Alberta hosts a car show in early June every year.
They rely on organization and volunteers to make this event work and this...
JUNE 2026 ROAD WARRIORS–WHAT’S BEEN ON THE STREET?
We are officially into Road Warrior season for old iron--the streets are telling us that.
For example, this street rod was on the street a...
MYSTAR JUNE 5 FIVE FOR FRIDAY: FIVE CLASSY COUPES FROM THE...
The ’32 Ford 3-window B-520 Deluxe Coupe (Deuce Coupe) is the highwater mark for street rod builders because it was the perfect platform for...
JUNE 2026: THIS 1959 DODGE D-100 PICKUP RUNS LIKE NO ’59...
There are two big trends in the current car hobby that weren’t seen a few decades ago.
The first one is the resto-mod and the...
MICHENER-ALLEN AUCTIONEERING JUNE 3 “WHAT’S IT?” WEDNESDAY
This is the first clue to today's Michener-Allen Auctioneering "What's It?" Wednesday.
Here's the second clue.
You'll see the answer below on Thursday.
This page is open-access...
FIVE DAD CARS FROM ‘57—WHAT THEY REALLY DROVE VERSUS WHAT THEY...
1957 was a peak Baby Boomer year, so there was no shortage of kids.
The time was right for cars that could haul multiples of...
JUNE 2026: DEVY—A 1958 CHEVY/2003 DODGE MYSTERY TRUCK
Custom car or truck projects are the result of a creative process.
Car guys look at something and imagine it as something else.
That’s the basic...
JUNE 2026: A 1967 FORD F-100 STEPSIDE PICKUP IS A COOL...
1967 marked a major change in overall style for the famous Ford F-100 pickup truck.
The F-100 got a major makeover in 1967 and...
JUNE 2026: A 1951 METEOR (NOT FORD) COUNTRY SQUIRE IS AN...
The Meteor name may be puzzling for many of our MyStarCollectorCar readers, so we decided to fill in the blanks, Meteor was a Canadian...
JUNE 2026: 1947 MERCURY PICKUP—THIS CANUCK TRUCK WAS ON THE 47-YEAR...
Car guys all have the same game plan—projects begin and end with the word ‘eventually'.
Most projects end up in the crash-and-burn-hauled-away-to-the-crusher story line, but...















































