I have not seen this car for some time, unfortunatley it's in the same spot as last time i saw it. Owner has had the car for many years and hopes to have it restored one day.

 

It's a factory FM3 Pink car! 340 4sp, bench seat.

 

 

I am not sure on how many pink Dusters were made in Canada but there were ony 414 made in the U.S.

 

Here is what the car looked like when it was new.

 

 

                 Not sure if this a Cuda or Challenger but it seems that it requires some tlc.

 

 

                         This rat rod with Alberta plate cruised by me heading east on the #1.

 

 

            Back in the garage. A freinds hot rod that threw a rod out the block awaits a fresh engine.

 

 

                                                                    Local 71 Scamp

 

Carl at Maximum collision has recently come up with a great idea for a rotisserie for his Nova wagon streeet rod. We all know how hard it is to get to the bottom of a car for restoration work. Rotisserie's have been around for some time, however buying one would most likley require some alteration for your particular vehicle. Not to mention the cost. Here is a great example made of exhaust tubing and some steel.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Being an octagon it can be rolled with 2 people and would need a 10' ceiling to roll over. A fairly straight forward project to get your car up in the air.

 

Here you can see the alterations made to the rear wheel tubs to allow for the bigger tire.

 

 

An extra stock frame rail being added for strength as the outer one had to be altered for the large tires.

 

 

 

Factory rear tire size and the new size.

 

 

For all your collision needs ,

 

Maximum Collision Ltd

2778 Emerson st

604 859 9223

 

 

                                            Go Fish? Late 60's Cuda awaiting it's new life.

 

 

68 Road Runner 383 4sp, bench seat. Originally Turbine bronze and vinyl roof. Current owner has chosen to remove the diamond tuff seat covers. THANK YOU.

 

 

 

 

After many years of hibernation Johnn'y Dodge's Bee has recently seen some progress.

 

 

 

 

Way to go JD! Don't stop now. 

 

Calling car 3? Car 3, Car 3?

 

 

1962 Plymouth Police car out of the U.S that has been restored. This owner has numerous Vintage Emergency Vehicles that are used for parades, displays, weddings, movies and community events.

Nice to see them restored and not robbed for their valuable parts.

 

 

383 , Buckets and console, Vinyl roof, Magnums.

 

 

After removing the engine for a detail and cleaning up the firewall it looks good as new.

 

 

Here is another local Dart being reborn.

 

 

Fiberglass flip front end and a big block.

 

 A couple of old timers resting.