Last weekend the 47th Annual Auto Value World Of Wheels took place at the BMO Center in Calgary Alberta, and contributing photographer Mike McConnell just so happened to be in attendance with his trusty DSLR.
Based on his coverage World of Wheels looks very similar to Performance World (now Megaspeed) here in Ontario. It caters mostly to classics –something I don’t mind at all– but every make, model, and style of build is welcome.
Mike sent through a great variety of photos that hopefully you will enjoy as much as I did.
Zee Tire, a shop in Calgary, brought this very clean Beauty 240z/Fair Lady ZVery well kept car that has obviously been spared the worst of Calgary’s wintersI remember this Lexus from Mike’s 2012 Driven CoverageClean trunk setup in this car tooEF with what looks to be a J swap, I could be wrong thoughHappy Healy is happyIt appears that Mike, like myself, is a sucker for a nice WillysSpotlessSpeaking blowers…Very clean Trans AmProbably the best looking Pontiac Acadian I’ve seenCould have made this weeks Pro Touring Theme Tuesday72 or so Duster..?Hell of a lot of articulation hereNice contrast with the satin and gold here, especially with the wheels and white wallsThis appears to be some sort of Ford bread truckI wonder if he gets as many questions about the air cooler that Blair doesJudging by the amount of photos Mike took of this Chevy 3100 I would say it’s one of his personal favoritesIt’s really not very hard to see whyThe truck sits perfect and the paint is simply amazingAnd it’s spotless inside and outTaz spinning his way into 2013Pretty awesome looking truckInteresting choice of tints on this oneStill trying to convince myself I don’t want a motorcycle but bikes like this make that pretty difficult….Check out the approving face out backThis finish on this car reminds me somewhat a build known as ‘Gold Rush‘ from Performance World a few years agoLove this colour, looks almost like a slightly blue tinted, clear-coated primer35 ChevAnother look at the 35 ChevyVery traditionally built 3 windowThis Ford almost looks like a Hot Wheels at this angleSpeaking of cars that look like Hot Wheels, this looks absolutely insaneSo much chrome it’s difficult to tell what’s going onAlmost looks like a sand rail with street tires
Thanks once again to Mike McConnell for always submitting great photos and the full set can be seen here on flickr.
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