1950 Ford F-47

Perhaps the most amazing find for me so far. I'm sure it is fully operational, and the paint, rust and patina are just aesthetic. Note the fully treaded blackwalls and current license tags. But definitely not a Mercury.

1965 Mercury M100

Speaking to a friend of the owner, I discovered that this is, indeed a Mercury, not a Ford as the rear stamping suggests.

1980 Pontiac Acadian 4dr

1966 Pontiac Parisienne Convertible

Not a fan or the wheels, or the restomod vibe, but the car itself, the sheet metal, the bumpers, -- remarkable. Particularly the subtle shape of the nose, and the chrome badge. This car is near the peak before the long decline. It's my favourite year for full size Pontiacs, though 1968 is a close second.

1993 Asüna Sunfire

1982 Plymouth Caravelle

1963 Acadian Beaumont

"Acadian" was it's own brand in Canada for 10 years or so, but had Pontiac styling cues - mostly the split grille.