This 1934 Chrysler CV Imperial Airflow was shown by George Elliott of Newtonville, Ont. The radical Airflow design was introduced on all '34 Chrysler eights. From a modest beginning 14 years ago, the Willistead Classic and Antique Car Show has grown into one of the largest and most prestigious annual exhibition of antique, classic and vintage automobiles in Canada. The Willistead show now attracts some 225 vehicles ranging from brassies to classics to hot rods and muscle cars.
Participation is by invitation.
This '32 Franklin Series 63 convertible coupe with rumble seat is owned by Mario Cuniberti of Columbus, Ohio. Its engine is an air-cooled six. This year's 14th annual show, which celebrated the 75th anniversary of Chrysler Corp., featured marque at the show, had a wide variety of interesting vehicles. As is the case at Meadow Brook, strong emphasis is placed on the true classics. This is the definition offered by the Classic Car Club of America.