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Milton, Ontario, Canada Car Show.

Sunday September 1, 2024.

I took in the long running Milton Steam Era Show that has been a yearly Labour day event for sixty two years now. This event is a four day event but the car show is on labour day.There is a car show but it is mainly farm tractors and equipment and you get see them run and move about. There was literally hundreds of steam and gas tractors and various forms of equipment from a long bygone era. All the sights and smells of vintage equipment was amazing. This is held in my home town of Milton so I did not have to drive far. It was a great day all around. Check out the rides and tractors. Cheers.

1955 Chev Bel Air.

Early 50's Chev.

70's International.

40's Dodge.

30's Ford.

1957 Fargo. Canadian model.

1930 Ford Model A.

1923 Lincoln. First year under the Ford company banner. Henry Ford bought the company from Henry Leland who was also the father of the Cadillac.

1964 Mercury Marauder.

1964 Chevelle El Camino.

1957 Ford Fairlane.

1957 Fargo. Canadian model.

30's Ford.

1957 Pontiac. Yours truly.

1954 Pontiac. Canadian model.

1940 Dodge.

Chev 327.

Mopar 440.

1922 Linn.

1922 Linn.

Chev small block.

Stationary power with Ford flathead.

1964 Mercury Colony Park.

British MG.

1952 Ford with 50's camper trailer.

1950 Dodge.

1956 Ford Crown Victoria.

1964 Chevelle El Camino.

1970 Plymouth Fury.

1966 Imperial.

1962 Cadillac.

60's Triumph. British.

WW II Willys Jeep.

WW II machine.

WW II Dodge.

WW II machine.

1922 Linn for the logging industry.

1954 Pontiac. Canadian model.

1970 Plymouth Fury.

1962 Cadillac.

1964 Mercury Colony Park.

1956 Ford Crown Victoria.


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azmuscle on Sep 20, 2024 said:

Hey George.....oh how you brought back some of my best memories as a kid going to our local Grainger's Steam and Power Show, and it was held at an amusement park no less. The absolute MASS of those steam engines even as I see them today really blew me away standing next to them as a kid.

My cousin sent me pics from this year's show back in PA. Of course, there was always the PA Dutch Food available to sample, so you could leave the show a few pounds heavier than when you arrived.

It's amazing the amount of power those steam engines could amass. It seemed to be a short season in time they existed, and it is great to see that hobby still lives on today.

So my choice, for this show, is any one of the steam engines. Now, to figure out where to park it when I get it home. Won't the neighbors be happy to hear the shrill whistle when I pull up???

Nice work Geo......nice addition to the car show.

Cheers, Rob

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Mario on Sep 20, 2024 said:

George all the Farm equipment was great to look at. Farming was the number one employment 100 years ago and I love visiting the Amish Country in Lancaster PA. The displays were awesome.

Nice history lesson on the 23 Lincoln George. And the 30 Ford Model A is a real Museum piece to see.

All the WWII machines were a nice treat George. I'm glad to see them at car shows to help teach the younger generation how much our ancestors went through for today's freedom.

I like the 54 Canadian Pontiac, a beautiful car and it has 54 Chevy tail lights! Looks good as a rare 2 door HT two tone.

Finally, my favorite Ford of all time is the one shown here, a gorgeous 56 Crown Vic blue 2 tone. Complete with a Continental Wheel also. This car is a Museum piece and in my favorite color combination. I would love owning this one!

Great show George with a free history lesson too! Cheers my AT buddy, Mario

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57timemachine on Sep 20, 2024 said:

Thanks for the interesting comments and kind thoughts. Cheers to you old car guys. Cheers.

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57timemachine on Sep 20, 2024 said:

I added some more photos. Cheers.

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