Monthly Archives: August 2016

The case for Automobile Association membership – Part II

Posted on August 13, 2016 by Michael Bellamy

Travel is all about time and space. The West and the Prairies have nice defined borders, and mostly two lane highways. Ontario is another story. It is a very wide province and although there are passing lanes, the Trans-Canada highway … Continue reading →

Posted in The Driver's Edge | Tagged canadian road trip, canadian tire, dryden, Ford, hearst, lachute, longlac, mont laurier. verendrye reserve, mont tremblant, ontario, quebec, smooth rock falls, thunder bay, trans-canada highway, traval, upsala, val d'or, wildlife reserve, winnipeg | Leave a comment

Buying an old car (in Canada), what could go wrong?

Posted on August 9, 2016 by justdrivethere

So as you may have realized, I really wanted to get a car. I even dedicated a post to musing on what would be best for Canada, and the conclusion was the Porsche 944. As is custom with me, when … Continue reading →

Posted in Philosophy of driving | Tagged buying, canada, driving, garage, mechanic, old car, porsche, rust, work | 1 Comment

Monthly Archives: August 2016

The case for Automobile Association membership – Part II

Buying an old car (in Canada), what could go wrong?

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