Wedding season is just around the corner. If you’re busy planning your big day, think about how much more special it could be with a vintage car. Typically manufactured between 1930 and 1960, vintage cars are an extremely popular choice for getting from the wedding venue to the reception. While you can always go with a Rolls Royce or Bentley, numerous other options are available for your big day. Factors to Consider When Choosing a Vintage Car for Your Wedding Since older cars typically have less interior space, the first thing to consider is the length and width of the bride’s dress. The bri ..read more

Any car can benefit from periodic waxing, regardless of age. However, waxing your car becomes even more important if it falls into the classic or vintage categories. The biggest reason waxing your classic car is important is its paintwork. Painting technology before the 1980s was nowhere near what it is today. Because of this, the paint on vintage cars can wear off easily, causing rust spots to develop in their place. Manufacturers only used a one-step process that combined the color and glaze of paint. Unfortunately, most classic cars don’t have a protective layer of paint. The result is tha ..read more

Spring has finally arrived in Canada, and you’re probably ready to start RVing. You may have even started looking up campgrounds and planning your driving routes weeks ago. Or maybe you’re brand new to the world of RVing and are anxious to take your first trip. Regardless of how long you’ve enjoyed the RV lifestyle, knowing how to park and getting your RV out of tight spots can be challenging. The tips in this blog should have you feeling more confident about your parking and maneuvering abilities in no time. Make Sure You Know the Size of Your RV RV widths can vary by make and model. The wid ..read more

Do you know the rules for life jackets on boats in Canada? If boating is part of your summer plans, this is the perfect time to refresh your memory before the start of the season. What Types of Life Jackets are Approved in Canada? Life jackets approved for use in Canada come in two sizes. The right size for you will depend on your weight. 40 kilograms or more Less than 40 kilograms These standard life jackets are only available in orange, red, or yellow and must have a whistle attached. Don’t buy a life jacket if it doesn’t meet these criteria. Another type of life jacket available in Canad ..read more

The name Ferrari evokes images of iconic red sports cars winding their way through the Italian countryside. Every model from the 1986 Ferrari Testarossa (made famous by Tubbs and Crockett in Miami Vice) or the 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California (destroyed in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off) evokes strong emotions. Among the most distinctive is a landmark vehicle that prompted a pivotal turning point in the automaker’s history: the 1969 Ferrari Dino 246 GT L — the first Ferrari to make a splash in the production car market. The Fascinating Origins of the 1969 Ferrari Dino 246 GT L In 1967, Ferrari was we ..read more

If you’re new to RVing, the first thing you may notice on your first RV camping trip is how close you are to your neighbours. With car camping sites, including seasonal camping sites, pull-through sites, and larger areas for RV travellers, you’re in good company at most campgrounds across Canada! With so many other campers around you, understanding what it means to be a good neighbour is key. Here are some unwritten camping rules to live by. Know the Park Rules When you check-in, you’ll typically receive important information, including the campground’s rules. You may also be able to find the ..read more

Established in the 1980s, Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month is observed annually in May. The timing is perfect as thousands of bikers take advantage of warmer temperatures and sunny weather to hit the open road. Whether you’re one of 72,360 Canadians who bought a new motorcycle in 2021 or have owned your bike for years, take some time to refresh your skills this spring and prepare to stay safe as you ride. Follow Driving Laws Review the rules of the road in your province and wherever you plan to ride across Canada. While some driving laws will differ across the country, basic rules include ..read more

Collector cars are available in every style imaginable. Hot rods, muscle cars, classic convertibles –- there’s no shortage of variety when it comes to vintage vehicles. Examine the top options often enough, however, and you’ll start to see a few patterns, especially in terms of valuation. Iconic models such as the Porsche 911 and the Ford Mustang Shelby tend to top the list, along with a few favourites from Aston Martin and Ferrari. If you’re unable to pony up for these models, however — or if you want something a bit different — it’s worth your while to check out some underrated gems. Often ..read more

After a long winter, peak RV season is finally around the corner. Whether you spent the winter months hunkering down at home or exploring warmer climates, it’s time to get your RV ready for spring. It’s been a while since you’ve checked on several key components. If not addressed regularly, these could damage your RV’s performance, making it less livable, less pleasant to drive, and ultimately, less safe. Thankfully, most spring RV checks take a little time to complete, so you should be finished with the process and on your way to exciting destinations in no time. If you need help from a prof ..read more

Camping with family, friends, and pets can be delightful. But RV pests like spiders, ants, and mice are unwelcome guests. Learn how to identify, remove, and prevent a pest problem while enjoying the open road and protecting your rig. Identify Common RV Pests There are lots of bugs, insects, and other pests that could invade your RV in search of shelter, food, water, and warmth. Likewise, pests can vary based on where you’re camping and the time of year. For example, mosquitoes may hover near shaded, damp areas. Inspect your rig carefully to check for signs of these unwanted invaders. Ants: Fi ..read more