This weekend I got a chance to check out the Performance World show here in Toronto, according to advertising this is the largest car show in Canada.
While I am not sure if that is true I will say that I was fairly impressed at the diversity of the cars in attendance. I took a lot of photos and as usual I am going to pay respect to the OG’s and have the muscle cars and hot rods go first.
Random Stuff
Even in the classic/rod/muscle section of the show there were a few interesting side attractions worth stopping to take a picture of.
New Age Muscle
These new era of the muscle car has arrived and is thriving, thankfully it looks nothing like the Plymouth Prowler or PT Cruiser
Rare breeds
Cars that are rare around these parts and a few I have never come across before.
Chrysler’s
For whatever reason my dad utterly despises Chrysler’s despite never owning one, pretty sure he wouldn’t turn down any of these though.
Chevy’s
If I had to chose Chevy or Ford, I would be a Chevy man. Thankfully I don’t have to choose.
I really like the red COE Ford, don’t see to many these days. And that light blue kustom…the front anyway, reminds me of a 56 ford….although I might be wrong, that or a 56 Plymouth Savoy….
yes, “Cotton Candy” is a 41 to 47 Plymouth Fargo, the grill doesn’t have that big dodge cross bar of that era and the cab lights tell that its 41-47, got one here that I need some more tin’s for…
Is that seriously a Cuda with a Viper engine…? Because, well, that is awesome. I love Cudas and I love Vipers, haha.
I really like the red COE Ford, don’t see to many these days. And that light blue kustom…the front anyway, reminds me of a 56 ford….although I might be wrong, that or a 56 Plymouth Savoy….
Car show models are all plastic nowadays.
Ya Meg Cuda meets viper!
yes, “Cotton Candy” is a 41 to 47 Plymouth Fargo, the grill doesn’t have that big dodge cross bar of that era and the cab lights tell that its 41-47, got one here that I need some more tin’s for…