It is an AVRO aircraft design sheet that would have been used by design engineers and technical people. As a secure military design project there would have been limited access to these worksheets.
Since the car was always in the Toronto area since 1956 I speculate that this car may have been owned by an engineer who worked on the AVRO Arrow project.
Very Interesting.
Best regards,
Tim Ross
Members who want to do a little LBC reading during a dark winter night may be interested in the following:
This for anyone who ha
The video gets interesting at the two minute mark and there i
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DGtf7asP8I
Place: Fedora Room at Sam Snead's at Kingswood Golf Course Hanwell Road
Time: 5:30
Special note: Unfortunately, the steak special will not be available to us as it would "overwhelm the kitchen staff". We will have the room to ourselves.
As usual, proof of full vax and photo ID are required.
I probably don't need to remind you that you are required to wear a mask entering the restaurant and until seated. Also when visiting the washrooms.
See you there!
- David
I'm not sure if it is just Global Warming, but I saw a TR3 out on the prowl this weekend, mid November!
I hope everyone is enjoying the last day of fall.
What a great day for a ride. I decided to drive to Saint Andrews and
We finally received sufficient numbers, close to the 25 requirement, to make our reservations for our Christmas/Holiday party at the Fredericton Motor Inn. I confirmed our reservations earlier this week. We are still committed to the 25 and anticipate we will get there with hopeful improvements in the Covid numbers. That all being said, should Covid worsen to the point where we have to cancel, which we will, we can do so without charges. If you remember we had to do this last year.
This 1 minute 44 second video is the work of my talented nephew, Ian Varty. We went out September 18th with my 1968 +4 SuperSport Morgan (one of 104 ever made), a couple of cameras and a drone. We know you’ll enjoy the views.
- David
