British Junk.?
1971 a former student came back to Saskatchewan from Ontario to visit. We happened to be at the farm, with our 67 Charger that we still have.
Her husband who was an OPP constable member had a 1968 Coronet 500 383 buckets console light green , white roof. He showed me that you could see the rust coming through at the top of the outside A pillar.
We still have the original 67 Charger we bought in 1970, rusty quarters. It had 12 years of all year round driving. Has close to 140,000 miles. Our car is a Saskatchewan car.
British Cars!
My older brother bought a XK120 Jag roadster in 1957. Stick car white red interior. I came home from boarding school in 1963, wanted to party with my school friends. He said (take the Jag, one mark on it and you’re dead) well I am still here.
1964 he bought a 1957 XK 150 drop head coupe. Black red interior, white top, stick. In 1965 we drove through the Rockies for a friends wedding.
What a blast, staying a head of a 1964 Pontiac 275 hp 327 in the mountains with the little 6 cylinder Jag.
Both those Jags had hardly any rust. Far rustier cars much newer migrated from Quebec and Ontario in the 50,60, and 70`s.
