Nice older Kenmore dryer!

[ingliscanada]

Yes, I recall...

The American LeMans was renamed Bonneville, to replace the full-size line, downsizing by badge-swapping. In Canada, the LeMans kept it's name (actually Grand LeMans), but was otherwise identical. The "new" Parisienne was virtually a Chevy Caprice with the Pontiac nameplate, and was sold on both sides of the border when it was introduced to the Good Ole U.S. of A.

 

[whirlcool]

Back in the 60's I was visiting Canada as a teenager and I noticed a lot of strange things on cars. For instance, you might see a Pontiac with a 327 engine in it. Or cars that are from one division with another divisions name on it.

 

[dnastrau]

In the '80's...

...I remember seeing cars that were slightly different - or not available at all in the US when I visited Canada. I remember seeing a car called the Hyundai Pony which was available before we got the Hyundai Excel a year or two later in the US. The Russian-sourced Lada was available there as well.

 

[spankomatic]

That guy looks like he is headed for the pay phone to call AAA for a tow.

 

[jonvance1990]

Was it hard to drive with all that stuff? LOL!