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Here are some photos I took June 27, 2001 at a local (Burlington, Ontario) cruise night.

My little blue Beetle had some friends this day.

A two-tone Pontiac, not sure of the year, about 1937 or so.

A very rare 57 Ford Ranchero, heavily customized.

It looks like it belongs to Art.

A rare beast! A fully restored Dodge Powerwagon! I wonder if the colour is original?

Cute as a button! A little old gray haired lady with a yellow tweety bird in a cage drove this one in.

As big as a Buick!

I am going to guess 55 or 56.

Another Buick, I think a 1947.

Meticulously restored.

I think this is a 1960 Triumph Herald, but I am not 100% sure.

This gorgeous Caddy stops me in my tracks every time I see it. .

A 55, restored to perfection.

A big T-Bird, I am not sure what year... 62 maybe?

An early 63 Ford with a classy roof line. They later changed it to a fastback and called it 1 1963 1/2 to improve performance at Daytona.

This 46 to 48 Buick is an eye-popper.

A nifty panel truck from the late thirties I think.

They have it fixed up like new.

A really choice 55 Chev with a Nomad behind it.

You need the patience of a saint to get your engine room looking like this..

A mean looking rod, neat and tidy.

Here is the 56 Nomad behind the 55 Chevy.

I am fairly sure this is a 41 Mercury....

That looks like a Ford flat-head V8 Under the hood.?

It looks a bit like a Plymouth from the back, but those look like Ford lights.

This 49 or 50 Ford (I can't tell them apart) turns up all over... is a regular at the Milton Cruise.

I see this 58 Ford all over as well.

This late forties Ford is really hugging the ground!

Another Milton car.. the owners of this Caddy help run the Milton cruise.

I always get a big charge out of this licence plate holder.

A really nice little five window pickup.

It belongs to Ken by the look of the licence plate..

A 46 Ford ragtop... I don't think they made very many of these.

The dash has all been chromed.

Doesn't this look like a lot of fun?? I am going to guess it is a 34 Ford.

A mean looking Chevy, 65 or so?

You don't see may of these restored to this degree. I think it is about a 65 Chevy II, with a six cylinder.

Another immaculate Mercury, about a 54 -55 I think.

Looks just about perfect..

There was no hay in the back of this pickup!.

A 51 Ford Ragtop.

I forget what this was, but it sure looks good.

A cherry 56 Ford!

Another one, but I think this one is a 55.

If anyone knows anything more about any of these cars, drop me a line and I will add the info to the page. © Don Robertson - Webmaster Return to Oxford Auto Sales, current stock page Return to Oxford Auto Sales, main page