The driving season is upon us! We had 25 members in attendance for our 2nd Shop Talk Session.

Ted Anderson arrived in his pristine 1946 Ford Club Coupe, while Glen brought out his 1936 Chevrolet low cab for the day.

A big thank you to our host, Bob Cunningham, for once again opening his doors to the group.

Special thanks to Ken Buhler, who gave an excellent explanation of how a Model T Ford transmission operates. Ken also walked us through the process of rebuilding and balancing the internal components, all of which were on display. An impressive example of complex design and engineering from over 100 years ago.

Thank you to Dallas Doyle, who brought display boxes of Northwest Territories and Nunavut license plates from his collection. Dallas explained the different designs and the evolution of the iconic polar bear–style plates used in the Territories.

We also thank Jim Kehoe, who brought along a couple of vintage tools for members to identify. One was a tool for threading metal spokes, while the other turned out to be a tool used for smoothing and re-grooving starter and generator armature commutators.

Bill Fleming was busy taking action photos throughout the event. It was great to see such a strong turnout.

Stay safe and healthy, and keep on motoring.

Glen - Kelowna Classics President