Old Mercurys are beautiful, and a great build like this just makes it better. And while most people in our community insist that only 2-doors make for truly righteous rods, the owner of this beastly led sled simply doesn’t care.
This isn’t the first time we’ve featured Gerry Saunder’s 1968 Hurst SC/Rambler Tribute on this site. But with such a perfect reproduction, we just had to feature it again!
This scale replica of a 1972 Plymouth ‘Cuda might not be big, but it’s still kind of a big deal. That’s because it appears in the latest SundayCruiseFever.com book, “Class of 2010.” Check out the hardcover edition below for free, and if it’s worthy of a couple bucks outta your pocket, hit the “Buy” icon [...]
An early ’60s Ford Thunderbird rolls out of a Wednesday Night Cruise at the Rideau-Carleton Raceway on a cloudy night in 2010.
This Plum-Crazy-Purple 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Convertible is owned (and cruised) by Pat Kaniuga, of Winnipeg, MB. While his unique paint has come back to life on the Dodge Charger order form, the Challenger convertible won’t be coming back anytime soon.
Ford’s Model A wasn’t the first lineup to offer a roadster pickup body. It certainly wouldn’t be the last either, thanks to Chevrolet. This beautiful creature was photographed at the 2009 “Cruisin’ The Island” car show in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba.
This little pedal car, dating back to 1959, seems to bear a strong resemblance to a 1959 Ford Thunderbird. It’s just one small part of a bigger collection from the Lucky Devils Car Club.
The license plate says it’s a 1951, and you can’t argue that it’s considered a “lead sled.” But the colour–well, the jury’s still out on that.
This bitchin’ Chevy SSR roadster pickup awaits its new owner in the wash bay at Jim Gauthier Chevrolet, in Winnipeg, Manitoba. While this truck was just part of their regular inventory, someday it might end up in a different part of the dealership–specifically, the dealership’s own auto museum.
Flamed 1932 Ford Coupe, at the 2009 South Beach Casino car show.
