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Why We Cruise: The History and Evolution of the Classic Car Meet
The Origins of Automotive Cruising Culture Automotive cruising culture originated in Southern California during the late 1940s and early 1950s. It evolved from...
CVOA: Classic Vehicle Owners Association
The Power of Volume: Inside CVOA’s Vision for a New Canadian Buying NetworkThe Classic Vehicle Owners Association (CVOA.ca) aims to support the Canadian...
North of the Border: Award-Winning 1931 Ford Roadster
Tackling a world-class automotive build inside a modest neighborhood garage requires a level of patience that few casual builders will ever understand. >But...
1967 Chevrolet Camaro: A rescued Daily Driver
Jim Gelfat never went looking for a Camaro. He was merely tagging along with a friend who had asked for a hand in...
We asked: What’s it like owing a Classic Vehicle?
Owning a classic vehicle is rarely about simple transportation. For true automotive enthusiasts, it is a deeply immersive lifestyle choice that blends mechanical...
Preserving The Classic Automotive Heritage
The classic car trend is not dying, but it is undergoing a massive generational reset. As older collectors scale back their holdings, a...
The Ultimate Artifact: Hard Rock Corvette Rescue
The legendary car culture of Alberta is packed with unbelievable stories of discovery, but few match the incredible tale of Rory Christianson and...
Winnipeg’s Classic Car Scene
The roaring engines and polished chrome of classic steel bring a distinct energy to the Canadian prairies each summer. Winnipeg’s classic car scene...
