Old Cars Canada

This blog reviews automotive history books and showcases the best of more than 1,000 published articles on collectable cars--complete with rare images and hard-to-find Canadian statistics--all by noted automotive historian James C. Mays.

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Saturday, October 7, 2017

1961 Comet

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Comet was the newest brand of automobile for Canadians in 1961. The two-door sedan weighed in at 1 140 kilos (2,513 pounds). Eup...

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Monday, September 26, 2011

1973 Ford Torino

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The 1973 Ford Gran Torino Brougham was perfectly capable of hauling a good-sized trailer from St. John's to Victoria and lots of pla...

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

1973 Ford Maverick

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The 1973 Ford Maverick four-door sedan rode a wheelbase stretched by 152 millimetres (six inches). With a six-cylinder engine the...

Saturday, January 15, 2011

1955 Ford

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Absolutely everyone associated with Ford Canada was as happy as larks (not the Studebaker variety to come) with the great success with...

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James C. Mays: James C. Mays is an accomplished author having writte 32 books on numerous subjects. His published interests include automotive history, gourmet vegan cooking and children's books. He is the recipient of two Golden Quill Awards and the 1999 winner of Vogue magazine's Millennium Foodand Beverage Award. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_C._Mays_(automotive_historian)

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