Now here are some of the cutest little cowgirls I have seen in many a day!

Billy Barker Days Parade 2006.

Bad Breath Bart, smelling bad. The young cowgirl on the right lost her horse I think. And that Pink Horse is one of a kind in this country. Billy Barker Days Parade 2006.

This sure reminds me of American Graffitti and neat old coupe hotrods that were common then. I can hear Wolfman Jack bleating out on the radio.

From the 2006 Billy Barker Days Parade in Quesnel.

Now where are Bonnie and Clyde. And where are the bullet holes? I thought the car was a ICBC writeoff.

From the 2006 Billy Barker Days Parade in Quesnel.

 

Computers are getting smaller and more compact. So I guess the Computer Geeks needed a shaved down vehicle for their travels. In the winter or when our monsoon season comes along, they can park it on the back of the pickup next to the snowmobile. Or they could drive it on to a dog-sled and have the Husky sled-dog team get them to their next service call. See their web-page and services they offer in good weather on my Prince George Web Pages!

Talk about Ford versus a Chev the long running debate amongst car/truck enthusiasts. Both these models were available in 1927. I think most people in the out-reachs of Canada like Prince George and Saskabush had the old model T which came in any color as long as it was black

Some of those K-Cars or custom cars in a kit can be awesome. This car was in front of the First Liter Pub here in Prince George B.C. It was a hot day in May and the lucky owner was inside having a Cool One, so I didn't get any details on this particular car