Saturday’s Vintage Car Club show ‘n’ shine featured more than 100 classic cars and trucks from all over the province. Held under a very summery sky, people of all ages thronged the downtown core to enjoy the show. David F. Rooney photo
By David F. Rooney
Saturday’s Vintage Car Club show ‘n’ shine featured more than 100 classic cars and trucks from all over the province. Held under a very summery sky, people of all ages thronged the downtown core to enjoy the show of beautifully gleaming vehicles.
The Revelstoke Vintage Car Club always puts on a good show and this one was no exception. Here is a selection of vehicles I really liked:
This beautiful 1933 Ford Roadster is owned by Craig and Sue Wyllie of Coldstream. David F. Rooney photoThis 1956 Ford Fairlane owned by Phil Tomkulak of Vernon looks like a pretty good ride. David F. Rooney photoThis is a magnificent MG from 1956. It’s owned by Len Smith of Qualicum Beach. David F. Rooney photoHow do you like this ruby-red five-window Ford Coupe from 1937? Judging by its gleam it is the pride and joy of owners John and Helena Kernaghan of Enderby. David F. Rooney photoI’d love to tool along the Trans-Canada in any one of these babies. David F. Rooney photoThere was even a serious element to the show! Revelstoke Mounties dared passersby to take a “roadside sobriety test.” Their willing victims had to don goggles that mimicked the blurry vision they’d experience after imbibing too much alcohol and then walk a straight line David F. Rooney photo.
