Looks like I'm going on tour this summer! I'll be making the

Looks like I'm going on tour this summer!
I'll be making the trip from the middle of nowhere, Saskatchewan to Vancouver, B.C.
A customer wants me to come sort out the brakes on his 1940s Chrysler Town and Country.
While I'm there I'll be picking up a 1932 Raleigh LDV project from a friend and paying a visit to another friend who builds 1919 Excelsior board tracker replicas.
I'm going to stop at the Reynolds Museum in Alberta as well. I've never been there and I hear they have some incredible cars.

If anyone along the way wants to grab a coffee or needs some work done, feel free to contact me. #havewrenchwilltravel

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Jun 21, 2026

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· 3w

Shawn, is the Raleigh for you? Super interesting. How many hours of a drive are we talking about here?

· 3w

My friend says it's taking up space and he doesn't want it. I can't bear to see something like that trashed so it can get stored in my barn until I figure out what to do with it. The Raleigh club claims there's only 30 or so still registered. It's a 17 hour drive.

· 3w

Were these only sold in England or did they make it to Canada?

· 3w

I don't believe they were sold here. Someone may have imported it. I need to do some research.
There were a lot of British cars sold in Canada before the 1970's so there may have been a dealer. Victoria, B.C. is the only place in the world more English than England.

· 3w

I like delivery vehicles. Hershey is the place to see them. Saw this on Facebook and thought it was cool. Know nothing about it.