JULY 2017: ’66 VALIANT— BAD BOY CANADIAN A-BODY ISN’T QUITE LIKE...
Pat Sutherland grew up in a Mopar family.
His dad only drove Dodges and Plymouths so Pat developed a big affinity for all things Mopar—especially...
JULY 2017: A FACTORY PINK 1971 GMC PICKUP IS A RARE...
Pink was a power color in the mid to late 1950s for Detroit’s finest.
Many cars from this era had pink paint jobs in either...
GOING COAST TO COAST-FIFTY YEARS LATER
The Coast to Coast automobile adventure began in 1967 as a Centennial idea to help Canada celebrate its 100th birthday.
The cross-country road trip has...
JULY 2017: LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT FOR A 1939 CHEVY TRUCK
Greg Garson was at a swap meet when he spotted a photo of a 1939 Chevy truck on a For Sale board.
It was a...
MSCC JULY 2 STAR OF ALL TIME: ’59 FURY—THIS ONE IS...
MSCC JULY 2 STAR OF ALL TIME: ’59 FURY—THIS ONE IS PERSONAL
This will be the last MSCC Star of the Day but it’s been...
JULY 2017: THE PERFECT SESQUICENTENNIAL CAR—THE 67-X
Today is Canada Day and it’s also the 150th birthday of the country so this is a very memorable July 1st.
Canadians threw a massive...
JUNE 2017: A RARE 1969 GTX CONVERTIBLE GETS A NEW LEASE...
The 1969 Plymouth GTX was a more expensive stablemate of its younger Road Runner sibling.
The GTX debuted in 1966 and cornered the market on...
THE 1955 AND ’65 FORDS: YEARS OF BIG BLUE OVAL CHANGES
There is a world of difference in the ten years that separate a 1955 Ford from a 1965 Ford because a 1955 Ford does...
FIVE GOOD REASONS TO OWN AN OLD CAR
There are more than five good reasons to own an old car but MSCC decided to focus on some reasons that come to mind...
A CAR SHOW HONORS THE MEMORY OF A YOUNG CAR GUY
John Dolliver was a young car guy who was willing to ensure the car hobby would be left in good hands with his generation.
John...
