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Article content Imperial cars from the early fifties are mostly forgotten, their presence overshadowed by the stunning 1955 model and the Imperials built until 1966 or 1967. And so it’s interesting to spot a 1954 Chrysler Imperial, as was observed at the 2016 edition of the Old Autos car show in Bothwell. The four-door Custom sedan is owned by Dan Douglas of Strathroy and at the time had 49,180 original miles on its odometer. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. OLD CARS: ’54 Chrysler Imperial marked the end of an era Back to video Equipped...

Article content Imperial cars from the early fifties are mostly forgotten, their presence overshadowed by the stunning 1955 model and the Imperials built until 1966 or 1967. And so it’s interesting to spot a 1954 Chrysler Imperial, as was observed at the 2016 edition of the Old Autos car show in Bothwell. The four-door Custom sedan is owned by Dan Douglas of Strathroy and at the time had 49,180 original miles on its odometer. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. OLD CARS: ’54 Chrysler Imperial marked the end of an era Back to video Equipped...

Author of the article: Peter Epp Publishing date: May 19, 2021  •  4 hours ago  •  5 minute read  •  Ford's marketing people proclaimed its all-new 1957 Ranchero to be "More than a car! More than a truck!" And Ranchero was "more than a truck." It had a slightly higher cargo capacity than Ford's half-ton F-Series pickup – about 50 pounds more. This Ranchero was on display at the Blenheim car show in 2017. It's owned by Rob McKinlay. Peter Epp photo jpg, SD Article content Legend has it that a farmer’s wife in Victoria, Australia wrote a letter in 1932 to the Ford Motor Co...

Author of the article: Peter Epp Publishing date: May 14, 2021  •  4 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Article content Almost all of the major car companies have pledged to eliminate gasoline and other petroleum-based fuels from their new vehicles by the next decade at the latest, but until that happens most Canadians and Americans will be driving cars and trucks that depend upon the oil industry – and pipelines. And even when the car industry becomes all-electric, there will still be millions upon millions of vehicles that require an oil-based fuel. We apologize, but this vid...

Almost all of the major car companies have pledged to eliminate gasoline and other petroleum-based fuels from their new vehicles by the next decade at the…