There’s an annual Show and Shine every Canada day here on Saltspring island. The choir sings the forgotten verses to Oh Canada and the band plays the Victory March (the Monty Python theme tune) and the bagpipers skirl and you have a choice of dried-out cheeseburgers or falafel. Like all the best car-shows, it’s a weird, homogenous mix of stuff, and this ’36 GM truck caught my eye right away.
Then I listened to the owner talk about it, and knew I had to share. (Read More…)

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GeneralMalaise - Say… weren’t you the guy who left his Pininfarina-designed Fiat Spider under a pine tree collecting pine tar and needles for months?
GeneralMalaise - “The guy holding the pet goat and stroking it is priceless . . . only in LA!” That...
LeeK - I was quite surprised by Consumer Reports’ 99 out 100 “best car we’ve ever tested” rating, where in the review they complain about back...
nrd515 - Sounds like a great daily driver to me! If I had big bucks, I would have one.
GeneralMalaise - I bought a 2013 E-class BlueTec about 3 weeks ago. I think I’m safe with the diesel… I...
nrd515 - You obviously live in another, very different place than I do. The Chrysler vans sell very well here, vastly outnumbering...
rudiger - Looks like a heavy Subaru Impreza influence (and not in a good way). Not feeling it. But, as stated, if the result is that Mazda fixes the other end by getting rid of...
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cgjeep - Maybe NHTSA will issue a recall on trees now. They appear to be involved in a lot of crashes involving...
FuzzyPlushroom - From this angle, I’m seeing a Lancer hatchback without the visibility. I suppose I’ll have to wait until I see it in person.