On the Queensway, in Toronto, Saturday night is for cruising…classic cars, that is. In the Canadian Tire parking lot near Sherway Gardens, the hot rods, rat rods, and vintage vehicles of all types start rolling in around five p.m. Owners buy a parking spot for $15 and the proceeds go to Darling House for Kids, a palliative care center for children. For spectators like myself, it’s free. Want to know a little bit more about the cars? The owners usually set up in folding chairs nearby. Some even sit in their vehicles. Others have print outs propped in the windshield outling the car’s provenance. I got there and started roaming around at 5:30 p.m. Just in time for magic hour to take a few shots. Love these cars!! Runs mid-May to early October.
Herbie the Love Bug!
1968 Camaro
1949 GMC truck
1932 Buick
1966 Corvair
1958 Chevy Nomad
1967 Ford Galaxy
1950s Lincoln
1967 Barracuda
1969 General Lee Charger
1949 Chevy
1930 Chevy
1923 Durant Star
Mystery motorbike. I can just see Batman flying around on this rig.
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