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Canadian owned, one of a kind, piece of history, magazine plaques of original pages, from 1950-59, 1060-69, 1970-79 cars, trucks, motorcyles, etc. from some of the best Car & Driver, Roa
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Perhaps the prevailing winds of change blew across the ad men's transom in 1967, because not only was the "Man's Car" tagline dropped for 1968 (with Mercury shifting to align itself with the Lincoln Continental), but in virtually every '68 Mercury ad we could find, women appeared prominently. And generally, without a man in sight.
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Saturday, April 16, 2022
Growing up I was my dad's side kick for everything cars.
From Mosport Speedway to hanging in the garage, I was his shadow. As I got older and our family grew, cars gave way to snowmobiles and sailing. When dad passed away I inherited everything car he had collected over the years. Posters, programs, event ticket stubs, repair and owner's manuals as well as a vast collection of 1950's, 1960's car and racing magazine's.
I have spent many hours reminiscing while leafing through these. The magazine's were as loved as... more
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Wednesday, April 6, 2022
"The People's Car" — The result was the first Volkswagen, and one of the first rear-engined cars since the Brass Era.
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Wednesday, March 30, 2022
The Shelby GT was a unique model. If you love Ford, you will appreciate this piece. Find it at Carlectibles Inc in Muskoka.
Carlectibles Inc carries the actual pages of magazines, a real piece of the past, mounted and ready to display A unique gift for someone, maybe even yourself.
I am sure they will start many conversations and lead to storytelling. Call or refer to our website for several pieces to choose from.
I want to share the memories and history of times gone by with all those who embraced, and still do, the passion of cars and racing. You will find early advertising for your favourite makes and model, products that have stood the test of time and some that haven't. Articles on race car driver's and their product endorsements.
These are the actual pages of magazines, a real piece of the past, mounted and ready to display A unique gift for someone, maybe even yourself. I am sure they will start many conversations and lead to... more
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Perhaps the prevailing winds of change blew across the ad men's transom in 1967, because not only was the "Man's Car" tagline dropped for 1968 (with Mercury shifting to align itself with the Lincoln Continental), but in virtually every '68 Mercury ad we could find, women appeared prominently. And generally, without a man in sight.
