"Hello.....I'm looking for a caption for this photo of a drawing of a photo taken while looking at 100's of antique cars & tractors for sale in a field about 150 miles north of Calgary last February. ----Jeff Brown"

"Special Today! 1927 Peerless!
Step right up! Yum, Yum!"

"Low Mileage, Doesn't Overheat"

1. Cool Car

2. Cant bear to part with it

3. Ideal for drifting

CLASSIC For Sale. Little Old Lady driven only to church thru blizzards on salty roads.
Some rust, ran (like heck) when parked. Winterized.
$2,500CDN OBO, or trade for truckload of salmon.

TG

Reason #57 Why You Can't Leave Your Car Outside in Northern Canada: Denning Polar Bears.

Good one, Dave. If I ever buy this car, I'll have to think about getting some polar bear throw-rugs in the back. More correctly, they'd be made into a lap robe for the robe-rail.

Here's another.
Canadian used car sales man: " ...and according to the operator's manual, this 6-80 can be driven at ANY speed between 5 and 75 m.p.h. once you get it into driving gear. The Red Seal Continental motor is not only powerful, but popular. Continental produced more gasoline engines than anybody in the 1920's. Oh, the polar bear? don't pay any attention to him, it was probably just one of our arctic hares." - - - - - Jeff

"They say it's a bear market for antique cars up in Canada." -Kathy Brown