Fleetwood Country Cruize 2009: The Autodream Group rides!

This was filmed Saturday June 6, 2009 at the Fleetwood Country Cruize in London, Ontario

what a nice collection of some custom classics, sure i don't really like large rims, but these cars are unique and the time and energy and thought that went into them is amazing, so i think everyone can respect that, and see beyond the big rims, and custom touches, as its nice to have restored examples, but its also nice to have custom examples, it keeps things exciting and interesting,

also i really like the '70 Torino! some old school Turbines in my opinion would look killer on it! but then i like classic turbine rims!

you can check out the company that did the work on these cars by following the link below,

http://www.theautodreamgroup.com/index.html

The First car appears to be a '61-'63 T-bird

(i got some info on the rest of the cars, but no info on there site about the '61-'63 T-bird, they must have sold it)

Second car is a 1970 Ford Torino

* Engine: 351w Crate Engine
* Transmission: Automatic
* Installation of a brand new 5.8L 351W with 8.5:1 compression ratio from Ford Racing
* Holley 650 double pump carburetor on an aluminum intake from Ford Racing
* Paxton NOVI 1200 supercharger boosting horsepower to approx 400hp
* Brand new aluminum radiator w/electric cooling fans
* New alternator, power steering pump & starter
* Hooker headers
* New custom aluminized exhaust system with dual port tips from Zoro
* New Vintage Air air conditioning with control panel
* Re-built original Ford AOD (automatic overdrive transmission)
* Original Ford 9" posi rear end with 3.00:1 gears
* New power brake booster & master cylinder
* All new brake & fuel lines
* New SSBC front & rear disc brakes, including rotors, calipers & proportioning valve
* New shocks & lowered front coil springs
* "Foose" Nitrous II 20" chrome rims w/Toyo 275 40 tires on the rear & 245 40s on the front
* New "Painless" wiring harness for entire car
* New "Optima" red top high crank 12v battery custom installed behind rear seat '

and much more! to much to mention audio wise in the interior, it has Dakota Digital gauges,

The third is a 1949 Chevy Pickup truck

* Price: $37,015.00 Plus Taxes
* Model: 5 window pick up
* Mileage: 4,617 km since build
* Mileage: 2,868 Miles since build
* Engine: 350 Chevy
* Transmission: Turbo 350 3 speed automatic
* 4 barrel carb w/aluminum intake
* Lowered 10 bolt Camaro posi rear axle
* Heidts independent tubular front suspension
* 11" Wildwood power disc brakes w/dual master cylinder
* Power rack and pinion steering
* Aluminum rad w/electric fan
* 20" Billet specialties rims on the rear 18" rims up front
* 275 40 ZR20 Toyo Proxy tires on rear and 245 40 ZR18 Toyo Proxy up front
* R134 Vintage Air Conditioning system

to much to mention audio and interior wise, lets just say its custom!

and lastly the 1965 Buick Riviera

* Model: Riviera
* Mileage: 47,000 KM
* Engine: 401 Nailhead "Wildcat"
* Transmission: Automatic
* Doors: 2 Doors
* Exterior Colours: Black and Silver two tone
* Interior Colours: Black and Grey Leather
* Clam Shell Headlights
* 20" rims
* Complete Rebuilt and refreshed Wildcat motor & transmission
* Fully Functioning Air Conditioning system
* Stock Suspension and 11" aluminum brake drums

and of course to much to mention audio wise, its also got a custom interior,

if you want to see these cars better follow the link below, heck you can even buy these cars, as there still for sale at the time this video was uploaded,

http://www.theautodreamgroup.com/spotlight.html

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• The Autodream Group
• Ford
• Torino
• Chevy
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• 1949 Chevy truck
• Buick
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• 1965 Buick Riviera
• Classic car show
• Fleetwood Country cruize
• 1970 Ford Torino
• 1961-1963 Ford Thunderbird
• Thunderbird
• Foose
• Chip Foose

[scampaign]

lots of talent and NO taste

[BRENTHENRY1989]

@scampaign agreed the rims are not my taste either, but i guess everyone has a idea of what they think looks good, also everything done to these cars, can be undone,

[KrankieV2]

Those cars are pretty fuckin sweet

[BRENTHENRY1989]

@KrankieV2 glad you fuckin liked them! :) thanks for commenting

[GEARHEADGUY92]

absolutely beautiful cars

[BRENTHENRY1989]

@GEARHEADGUY92 agreed, they are done nicely, thanks for commenting

[CarCriticAssessor]

T-Bird: glorious US of A car design: only requires a noise-cancellation aka noise deadening panels. A nice touch is when owners go that extra-step and have lapidary inlay ie, genuine Turquoise in the logo/emblem, sealed in special UV resin, set in an alloy frame cast of nickle, zinc, aluminum and white gold: a jewel on-wheels; the Thunderbird, indeed, as the cockpit./cabin tells ... flies. A custom jobber ought to go amphibious, outfitted with stealth tech and self-defense tricks. Stellar car!

[photosbychristensen]

Abunch of trailer queen

[BRENTHENRY1989]

@jojocats2 at least big rims can be undone, but i agree, there still nice, and i can respect the work that went into them,

[BRENTHENRY1989]

@yooperd yep your correct, i guess its form over function! also it would be amazing if they could build a dual hinge hood, so you could open it either way, and thanks for commenting,

[BRENTHENRY1989]

@MrAdmin28 thanks, i am glad you liked the video! and thanks for commenting

[BRENTHENRY1989]

@MrAdmin28 i think it depends on the internals,