The NRMCC went for a visit to the Canadian Auto show and what a great show it was. Ford decided to come back and put up a display. So you know what that means.....Mavericks and lots of them. Yes we know their not real Mavericks but something else. Our crack photographer Comrick317 had a plan for all the new, "Mavericks" at the show. We think you may get a laugh. Oh yeah there were other cars at the show too. Here are the pictures of the event. Enjoy.
But first the long journey to downtown Toronto.
And we finally arrived for the show and the Royal York hotel gave the NRMCC a huge welcome with some free logo placement. :)
Than our first Maverick was spotted........oh my.
There, now that's better.
Seriously i never thought i would ever see a new Maverick at an Auto show again. Seeing the name everywhere was a bit freaky.
Some of the other sights, like Lego cars, mini cars and vintage real cars.
The York Region newest Mustang police cars, kinda cool unless their in your rear view mirror, than not so cool.
So yes yet another Maverick, just not one of ours. So here's the thing, the damn trucks are growing on me. I'm not a tiny guy and i fit into this ,"Maverick" just fine. You can see the hood just like an old car, something i miss so much. It's a nice size truck and it has a massive trunk to boot. :) I can't say i hate it.
And the two Comet fella's sit in the new Maverick.......and.....well maybe.
If we can't have the proper 1970's Maverick at the Auto Show than we will bring one to the show.
That Maverick looks great sitting on the dash of the Maverick.
You see the old Maverick and the new Maverick have something in common, the colour black seems to be everywhere.
Just seeing the word Maverick written as a new vehicle was strange.
And of course the Auto Show had the all new Mustang.
And the Mustang Darkhorse special edition was at the Auto Show. Literally there was a line up to sit in this Mustang. It's almost the same as my Comet. :)
Could it be that Comet John is about to trade in his Comet for the new Mustang Darkhorse, say it's not so John.
Of course there is always time for art at the Auto Show.
Believe it or not but the Auto Show is so big that you can actually take a bus to the other building for the other half of the show. And that's what we did.
The Hot Wheels section of the Auto Show was very cool with a few full size cars.
And yes the world's ugliest truck was there. The Cybertruck....wow.
I honest don't know if this thing is a real truck or something made of cardboard.
So who is lining up to buy this thing?
I think i'll stick with a F-150.
And than there was this Charger, yes a 2 door Charger, fully electric with a ton of throwback touches going back to the 60's. I gotta say , i like it.
Now the real question is, when the actual car comes out will it look like this?
At the very least the Charger has been restored back to a two door.
And yes there was the Barbie car as well as the Barbie box.
Boy does Ken look cranky!
And as in others years we finish off this awesome day with a visit to the Spaghetti Factory for a nice big dinner. Good cars, good times, great friends and of course Spaghetti. Factory size me please.
So really the question here is......is the woman really small or is the bubble gum machine really big? That is the question.
With every meal you get a free flatblack jacked Maverick.
And of course Jimmy Two Times made an appearance.
Comet John and Maverick Samantha were waiting on their meals.
As well as Comrick317....aka......Cranky angry Ken.
When it was all said and done we had a look round. This restaurant is jammed packed with a million things to look at.
It would appear the band had a slight blow out, or one hell of a party.
One of the founding fathers of the NRMCC.
Jimmy Two Times seems to be everywhere these days.
And as all good things do come to an end so did this day. See you next year.
Just look at those prices from 1977.
Not a Comet, let's just say a Comet with options.
And a little something from Musclecar Classics Magazine.
Enjoy the past , embrace the future.
Thanks to all that came out with your cars to our final summer MavCom breakfast at Sunny Morning restaurant. It's always nice to see the boys and their toys and as we all know this year has been a massive waste so the odd bright spot like this breakfast is always a welcome distraction from reality. Here are a few pictures of our last summer breakfast.
Thanks once again.
Even our illustrious Prime Minster was in attendance............ :)
It's always nice when the boys bring out their Comets and Mavericks even if it is just a breakfast. Let's face it, there was not a lot going on this year.
After breakfast some of the crew went for a little cruise to look at the trees fall colors just starting and to do a stop at Tim Hortons for a coffee or three.
And that was our Summer MavCom breakfast, see you in December for another MavCom breakfast unless things really go to Covid hell in between.
Ivan Landry the present owner of the once owned Pro Street Comet of Sandy Elliot has passed away. This Pro Street Comet was part of the Border Bandits and was once raced by the legendary Barrie Poole. Very sad to hear of Ivan's passing. Rest in Peace.
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The Maverick Comet video of the, ah .........moment. This 1965 Comet is sweet in Patina. These are truly one of the nicest Comet's ever made.
Another Mercury Comet gets saved.......part 1 & part 2
Now that's a garage i want to visit.
On Canada Day the NRMCC went for a cruise to Shelburne Ontario in a convoy of Comets, a Falcon, a Brazilian Opala, a Firebird and a assortment of Mustangs.It was our annual Canada Day cruise. We ended up at Superburger for lunch and facemasks. We of course did our social distancing thing just to be safe. In these crazy times it was just nice to get out and remember what it was like in more normal times. The day was finished off with a trip to the Mustang Drive In complete with fireworks. Here are the pictures of our event Enjoy.
First we met at THE Tim Horton's.
Our little convoy of cars prepare to leave THE Tim Horton's and start our Canada Day cruise up to Shelburne for some burgers and fries and of course, cruisin'.
And if you look closely at the cars below you will see red and white repeated for the Canadian flag and our Canada Day Cruise and brown for the old beat wooden pole holding up that Canadian flag. :) Just kidding Comrick317. :)
And the road trip begins.
After a nice cruise we arrive at Superburger near Shelburne.
Superburger was pretty busy so parking was a bit scarce.
We had a nice mix of old and new cars on our cruise but we all had a good time.
I think this is a cool picture, old Comet looking onward to an even older Comet.
And of course we have a beautiful '69 Firebird and a real right from Brazil Chevy Opala. Those of you in the know, know how the Opala and the Maverick are connected in Brazil. This Opala and it's owner are always welcome at our events.
Of course to prove that we are practicing safe measures on our cruises here in the below picture is 2020's most sought after object, the money maker known as the face mask. Brought to you by the fine people who let this virus loose.
And all good things have to come to an end, the boys all start to depart. I must say the Opala looks as good leaving as it does coming.
The drive home was very nice too.
To finish off our great day we hit the Mustang Drive in located in Guelph.
What a nice and unexpected surprise to have fireworks at the drive in. I say cheers to the Mustang Drive In for thinking outside the box.
That was the NRMCC's most excellent Canada Day Cruise to Shelburne and Superburger. It was nice to get out with the boys and just cruise and pretend the world is back to normal, even if it's far from true. Thank you to all that brought out your cars for our cruise. Nice to do something fun for a change.
Just bought me a new Maverick today, it's a real beauty. Check it out.
What the hell has happened to Q107, they are so damn lame now.
On Saturday May 2nd, 2020 the NRMCC went for a little cruise North to Belwood Ontario simply to take our cars for a run. We called it the Corona cruise, simply mocking this lowly existence we are all living. NRMCC member Brandon wanted to bring out his new 2020 Mustang for a little run with the old fellas. That was fine with us as this is the ultra rare Mustang Maverick Special edition. What was suppose to be a sunny day according to environment Canada was overcast. But we decided to to do the cruise anyway. We did manage to get almost all the way to Belwood and than it decided to rain. The rain was not very much until we parked to get something to eat. I guess we were really lucky in a way as the real hard rain held off until after we had ordered our meals. So there we were eating under an overhang while the rain really came down. By the time we were done eating the rain had stopped and was nothing more than a slight drizzle. Even the sun peeked out for a few minutes. Of course on the way home the rain did pick up slightly. All in all it was a very nice cruise and great to get the cars out again after the winter and this rather crappy year. Thank you to all that attended and brought out your cars. Here for your viewing pleasure are pictures of the event.
Here the boys are showing up at the NRMCC world headquarters for the start of our 2020 Corona cruise to Belwood Ontario.
And of course sometimes we like to mix a bit of new with old and here is NRMCC member Brandon's ultra rare 2020 Mustang Maverick Special. The newest version in the real Mustang family. The Maverick is back........sorta.
And so our cruise begins at the sandwich lights. Our little convoy of three Comets and one Mustang were now on our way to Belwood.
Can you spot the Comet?
And of course in Ontario you can't put two weekend days together without one of them raining and for us the rain started just before reaching Belwood.
We finally arrived in Belwood in a slight drizzle. Parked and went for some takeout as all inside restaurants in Ontario are closed due to the Corona virus. As you can see we left 2 meters space between the cars just to be safe.
After we had our take out food, the rain really came down but as fast as it came, it went away just as fast. The sun even came out for a few minutes which was a bit shocking after all it is the weekend in Ontario. You see the oddest things sometimes. And Jimmy Two Times is always watching.
Brandon and his shiny new 2020 Mustang, the picture does not show the stunning beauty of this very bright blue.
If your ever in Belwood Ontario, spend some money at the Belwood super snax, help out the little guy in these trying time.
Though the rain did stop for a period it decided to pick up on our tour home. The weather may have been crap but all in all it was wonderful to cruise with the NRMCC in our cars during this nightmare of a year.
Once again thank you to all who brought out their cars for our little Corona Cruise to Belwood, Ontario. It was great just to start up the old cars and go for a drive and see the new Mustang Maverick Special in all it's glory. This was a great first outing for the NRMCC even if the weather was a bit cranky. Not sure when our next outing will be with the whole Covid-19 thing so stay tuned and we will post any new info here. Thank you and remember........Bring out yer cars!!!!
On Sunday December 1st, 2019 the NRMCC had our early Christmas MavCom breakfast at Wimpy's Diner. The weather was a crap storm with snow, high winds and dangerous roads and yet the boys came out. Thanks to all that attended our last breakfast for 2019. Here are a few pictures of the event. Enjoy.
See you at the next MavCom breakfast 2020.
On October 20th, 2019 the NRMCC went for a Fall cruise to look at the Autumn colours and to just go for one last car cruise before the snow flies. This year the NRMCC invited a few other cars to come along for the ride. So here are some pictures from our annual Fall cruise. Enjoy.
We met at the usual place.......THE Tim Horton's before our cruise.
Before we set out for our drive we had a little meet and greet, a bit of talking and checking out of the rides and than the Fall leaf cruise.
And our friend Bruno with his red Opala.
Nice to see some different classic cars on our cruise.
And of course there's always time to talk about the cars, 'cause that's what it's all about and part of the fun in this hobby.
Finally we were on the road to see the trees and cruise baby cruise.
Now kids , don't do what i did, do what i say.........
After our cruise, we parked and did a little Tim Hortons and a little yapping. Sometimes the best part of a cruise is parking.
Finger.
We got Comets, all kinds of Comets, some shiny some not so much.
Line up shot of the rides, not all the cars made it on our cruise but it was great to see them before they all get put away for the winter.
And just like that it was time to disperse and everyone go their separate ways.
The NRMCC would like to thank all who came out at the beginning and just parked and talked cars. Thank you to all who went on the cruise and to the few cars we lost along the way. It was a thrill to have you join our small group of Comets to look at the trees, the colours and simply just to cruise, that's what it's all about. Hope to see each and everyone of you next season and as always.....BRING OUT YER CARS!!!!!!!!!.
Thanks to all that attended and brought out your Mavericks and Comets plus one Fairlane. This was another very successful MavCom event. The cruise route picked out by Larry Winter was spectacular and lunch at M.T. Bellies was fantastic. Good food, great friends and cool Comets and Mavericks, what else could you ask for and the rain held off even though the sky did look very threatening. Thanks Larry for hosting this fun event before the.....snow arrives. Here are the picture from our road trip to Welland.
The Dash Plaques for the cruise to Welland.
The beginning of our Road Trip to Welland started at THE Tim Horton's.
Our 2nd stop was at Larry Winter's placial estate or as it's better known as......Maverick Comet grand central. Long driveway means many cars.
And than the NRMCC Road Trip to Welland began with a beautiful cruise through some nice and colorful tree lined narrow streets. But first we had to drive out of this cement city we live in.
Our 3rd stop, for some pictures and to wait for two more cars, one Comet and one Fairlane. As we always say, the more the merrier.
Derek50 with his Comet and his friends showed up with their Fairlane and then there was 7 cars and our tour continued.
Back on the road again to stop number 4 of our MavCom convoy. We had stopped here way back in 2012 at the 7th Annual NRMCC Maverick Comet Meet and Greet. Unfortunately the deep hole creek that was the draw here is all fenced in. Ah, our nanny state province, here protecting us all.
Either way it was a nice spot to stop and take some pictures of our little NRMCC Comet Maverick Fairlane car lot.
And finally we were on our way to stop number 5 which will bring us into Welland to M.T. Bellies restaurant. This will be the second time that the NRMCC will have had and event at this restaurant. It will be nice to be back.
Love this turn, the first time we did this turn was way back in 2012 at the 7th Annual NRMCC Maverick Comet Meet and Greet.
After a really nice cruise through some stunning tree lined roads our MavCom convoy reached M.T. Bellies just in time for lunch.
After a long cruise to Welland it was time to eat, smiles everyone, smiles!!!
After lunch at M.T. Bellies out we went to look at the Comets and Mavericks, take a few pictures, tell some lies. Love this part of the cruise.
And of course the group photo from the MavCom cruise to Welland.
The end of this event is near, could Larry's Maverick look any better? We got a bit of gas and than the ride home through more tree lined roads.
Than......it was all over but the crying. Thanks as always to all who brought out your cars. An excellent Road Trip to Welland!!!
To all that missed it and may have liked to attend, next time,
Bring out yer cars!!!!!!!!
We would like to thank all who came out to the 13th Annual NRMCC Maverick Comet Meet and Greet and Mountain Cruise 7 on July 29th, 2018. Also a special thank you to all that took the time to bring out your Mavericks and Comets (plus a GTOOOOOH and a Trans Am) when the weather report suggested possible rain in the afternoon right smack in the middle of the Meet and Greet / show and shine time slot. We had a record amount of cars even with the threat of rain. Amazing! A big thank you to the three race car Mavericks who took the time to trailer your cars to our event. There is some effort in bringing your Mavericks, trailers plus trucks to tow it all. And also some distance was covered to attend the Meet and Greet - Owen Sound, Town of Simcoe, Woodstock, the Whitby area and Orangeville. A very special thank you too (you know who you are) for always coming out, especially at this very trying time, to all the NRMCC events, from the bottom of my heart....thank you. Remember, without you guys and your cars there would be no show. Thank you once again!!!!!
Part of the deal with attending the Annual NRMCC Maverick Comet Meet and Greets is getting a DVD of the last years event. It usually gets handed out at the next years event. I think that this is better than an old tube of car wax, a pen and some insurance brochures. Just my opinion.
The start of the Mountain Cruise 7 up Appleby Line to Milton for the 13th Annual NRMCC Maverick Comet Meet and Greet.
Burlington's finest always showing an interest in our Mavericks and Comets.
As we approach Rattle Snake point in our MavCom convoy, there are more than poisonous snakes to worry about .... like insane bikers bend on speed.
The big turn onto Steeles Ave and we are mere moments from the 13th Annual Maverick Comet Meet and Greet at Kelsey's restaurant.
And as our MavCom convoy goes under the Milton train tracks and we approach our final destination. This is my favorite part of the trip simply because you never know what's waiting for you at Kelsey's.
John was the first Maverick to arrive at the Meet and Greet, show and shine.
It was nice to see John had again brought out his race Maverick, this year sporting new Maverick logos on the doors. Thanks for putting in the extra time and effort to bring out your car for our Meet and Greet.
A few random shots of the Comets and Mavericks, all years and types.
The last to arrive with his newly painted Maverick, but first in our hearts was Fred, his wife and the small one. This is not a trailer queen but a roadworthy racer with fresh war wounds from the day before at the race track.
Now for the main event....... lunch at Kelsey's and of course some stories about our cars and a bit of fib-u-lations. Also it's a great way to get to know any new people who arrive with their cars for the first time.
As Vince's very cool '68 Comet was the feature car on all the flyers and dash plaques for this year it was only right that we gave him some framed versions of the flyer in the finest dollar store frames we could find. There are not many '68 rocket Comets out there so they should be recognized.
The hardware was also handed out including the dash plaques and the 12th Meet and Greet DVD from 2017. Dave with the Comet GT was presented with a very special version of the DVD. Sorry no old car wax.
For the PHSCOLLECTORCARWORLD review of this epic DVD, just press the link below and as always.....enjoy!!!
https://phscollectorcarworld.blogspot.com/.../car-nut...
These are the NRMCC Annual Meet and Greet group photos for 2018.
The cars.
Vince's beautiful 1968 Comet in pure white. Always nice to see both '68 Comets arrive at any of our Meet and Greets. Interestly, Vince's Comet was the record breaking car to arrive at the Meet and Greet, clocking in at number 9 breaking our eight car record from way back in 2008.
John's completely restored 1 of 24 made for racing 1968 Comet 428 Cobra Jets, looking better than new and so shiny it burns the eyes. :)
New owner Dave with his 1972 Comet GT (and former Zac Comet from back in the day) just fully restored and painted this winter.
(four fingers of death)
Comrick317's Ratrod 1976 Mercury Comet was part of the Mountain Cruise to Milton and as usual never misses a NRMCC Maverick Comet event.
All the way from the town of Simcoe Dave and his wife brought their beautiful blue Maverick Grabber for the Mountain Cruise to Milton. This was their first Meet and Greet and we were so glad to meet them both. Thanks for travelling so far for our little event. (Where is Larry?) :)
This Orange and white Maverick Grabber belongs to Mike and his wife. They came all the way from Owen Sound. We greatly appreciate you making the trip for our Mountain Cruise to Milton and our Meet and Greet. When i first saw this cool Maverick i thought about the Motor Max 1/24 scale die cast Mavericks that were made in the mid 2000's. I love this big bumper Grabber.
And J's cool 4-door Maverick. With so few of these 4-door cars around it's always a pleasure to see one. J always comes out to our events. Thanks buddy, it's always great to see you at the shows!!!
Next up is Fred's MadMav. This Maverick is a stunner as it has just gotten a shiny new paint job and looks fantastic. It came on a trailer only because it was out racing the night before and as all racing entails, sometimes things break. Thank you Fred for coming from Orangeville and taking the time to trailer your car to our Meet and Greet. It looks great !!!
John brought his race Maverick again for a second year. It's always appreciated when someone takes the time to do the work and travel from Woodstock to go to our little Meet and Greet with car and trailer in tow. Love the new Maverick decals on the doors, a nice touch indeed.
And lastly we have Ron, aka the Daydreamer's 1972 Maverick from the Oshawa area. It has been quite awhile since his car was at the Meet and Greet. It was used for a long time to race after spending time as a driver, maybe this Maverick will be back on the road full time someday. Ron is truly the (OG) original guy when it comes to Mavericks and Comets in Ontario. Everyone in Ontario with a Comet or Maverick can trace knowing each other back to Ron one way or another. Honestly this whole Maverick Comet Meet and Greet event was started by Ron back in 2006. It was nice to see this Maverick back in the fold again. Welcome back Daydreamer!!!
A few more pictures from our most successful Meet and Greet ever.
And as all good things come to an end so too does the 13th Annual NRMCC Maverick Comet Meet and Greet. We want to thank all who once again came out to our event. A very special thank you to all who took the time to bring out your Comets and Mavericks, you are the ones that make this show happen because without your cars there would be no show! And remember, this year you were all part of a record breaker Meet and Greet. Thank you!
See you all next year.
And as always.........Bring out yer cars!!!!!!!!!!
While endlessly scanning the interwebs for Maverick Comet items we here at the NRMCC came across this Maverick peddle car. We make no claim to being the maker of this car, we just think it looks totally awesome and want one. Image your kid cruising the sidewalk in this future mini hotrod!
For more info on this cool Maverick peddle car contact Rogerio Ferraresi:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10205012893959496&set=a.1201610937875.30630.1756648073&type=3&theater
Rogerio Ferraresi
A note of information: Bare in mind that these Maverick peddle cars take time to produce. The one your looking at is a prototype with all others being made from this car. These cars are each slightly different and unique and will be a bit different from each other. The good thing is you will most likely be able to order a Maverick peddle car (or other cars) that will look just as you like or as your Maverick looks. I assume you can choose the color of your Maverick peddle car as well, make contact with Rogerio to find out.
This year the King Comet Maverick Car Club made our Road Trip to Beaverton 4 up to the Beaverton Fall Fair to their classic car show which was part of the fair. A nice turn out of classic cars and the return of a car that is near and dear to our hearts, Lunatic Fringe. It was so nice to see Loony back together and driving. Terry would be thrilled that it has stayed in the area to cause havoc. Here are a few pictures of the event.....enjoy!
First you gotta get there (which is part of the fun) in our little Comet convoy and of course a stop in downtown Beavertown.
We got our spot in the show on the grass. I have always loved parking on the grass, sorta feels like we are doing something wrong and are waiting for some old man in coveralls to scream, "Get off my lawn!!!!"
And of course it was fantastic to see Loony out again. Looks great and sounds even better. Terry would be proud!!
Lunatic Fringe fits in perfectly with all the other cars at the show.
Bo and Luke Duke, the Bandit and of course Buford T. Justice were all at the show. No sign of Rosco P. Coltrane though.
This beautiful 1969 Mercury Cyclone not only won best in class but best in show. A nice clean Mercury in every way possible.
After the car show at the fair we made a stop at the local Timmy's.
After Timmy's we finished off our restaurant tour with a stop half way home from Beaverton at the local Swiss Chalet.
And that was the King Comet Maverick Car Club's Road Trip to Beaverton 4.
''You've won a brand new car", ''that's right Bob''... ''a Mercury Comet from.....''
If you ever need towing in and around the Barrie Ontario area please call Gabriels Towing. Ask for Troy at 416-453-5874.
Check out the PHSCollectorcarworld review of the 11th Annual NRMCC Maverick Comet Meet and Greet video from 2016. Just press the purple button below for the review.
On Thursday Aug 31, 2017 the King Comet Maverick Car Club went to Cayuga Toronto Motorsports Park for a little racing on the strip. The event was put on by DaSilva Racing and was a fun event of loose casual racing. The day was cold and windy and gave a hint of what is to come in the next few months...... so get out there with your Comets and Mavericks before it's too late!
First up was the tire change to add a little meat and grip to the rear.
John's Comet wasn't the only 60's Comet at this event. I finally got to see in person this beautiful '67 Mercury Comet station wagon, this thing is rare and fast too and looks as good parked as it does tearing down the strip.
John getting ready for a pass against a new Che^y Cam@#o, oh my!
Another pass for John's '68 Comet.
Did you say the speed of light?
And yes there was a Maverick there too which also did a few runs.
And one more run for John's Comet.
That was the King Comet Maverick Car Club day at Cayuga Motorsports Park. Comets and Mavericks oh boy!! Bring out yer cars.
On Saturday July 15th, 2017 the King Comet Maverick Car Club went up to Beaverton Ontario for the Road Trip to Beaverton 3 Terry Phillips Memorial Cruise in honour of our dear friend Terry Phillips who passed away on Feb1st, 2017. As Terry was ill for quite awhile he could no longer get out to the car shows and cruises so his childhood friend John started bringing the car shows to Terry. Thus the Road Trip to Beaverton car shows. With Terry's passing we thought it would be our honour to have one more car show at Terry's house to give him one last Hotrod send off. And by the way, if your wondering, yes there is a 1/4 mile track in Heaven!
The start of our Road Trip to Beaverton 3 in honour of Terry started at "the" Tim Horton's as usual.
A quick pit stop before going to the cemetery to see Terry off in Hotrod fashion.
I will only say a few words about the following pictures. Terry was a true Hotrodder with a true passion for classic cars and for Ford. His Fairlane was his baby. He had many friends, some new, some from years back and some from childhood. If you want to see the love and camaraderie Terry had with his friends just look at these next pictures of the people and cars that turned out to see him off. Always remember that Terry did it in his own way in life, this turn out of people shows that we loved him for it!!!
After our farewell to Terry at the cemetery the line up of cars did one final pass by his gravestone and one last cruise of classic cars through downtown Beaverton and then a short drive to his house for one last car show. I think it was a nice sendoff to a true Hotrodder and i think Terry would have loved it!
Here are the pictures from the car show and lunch at Terry's house.
Terry's last word on the subject!
Rest in Peace Terry and always keep the shiny side up!!
This smoke show is for you.
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New feature:
Maverick Comet movies
Featuring movies with a Comet or Maverick as the star car or main car.
Deadboy II The Return 1992.13 with a 1977 Maverick (video has course language)
Runaway Car with a 1977 Maverick (shortened version , for now)
New Feature:
Mavericks & Comets seen in the wild.
This is an older Maverick in the wild sighting from way back on August 27, 2005 (before recorded time). My beautiful wife and myself were on a road trip in Chatham Ontario when we came across this '74 and up Maverick just cruising along the road. I had just enough time to get out my camera (before digital) and snap this picture and the Maverick turned off and was gone. Always keep a camera handy as you never know when you will spot a Maverick in the wild.
Saw this Maverick in the wild on a trailer on Aug 26,2017 in Etobicoke. It was being pulled down the road with me running behind it like a fool taking pictures. I wanted to give the owner a flyer to this website but my old legs were just to slow. Maybe the owner will bring his Maverick to next years 13th Annual NRMCC Maverick Comet Meet and Greet in Milton next July at Kelsey's restaurant.
Nearly missed this one in the crowd of people.
This early 1970's Maverick was at Wasaga Beach in Ontario on Aug 15, 2016 just cruising slowly down Beach Rd. I barely snapped off a picture of this Maverick in the wild.
Check it out, a Comet in a comic (hee hee). Love this guys stuff,the comic goes by the name Bizarro, funny as Hell.
bizarro.com/2016/07/11/uber-legume/#more-93394
Coverage of the 11th Annual NRMCC Maverick Comet Meet and Greet is on the PHS Collectorcarworld website.
Here is the PHS Collectorcarworld's movie review of our 10th Anniversary NRMCC Maverick Comet Meet and Greet and Mountain Cruise 4 DVD from 2015.
Meet and Greet Dash Plaques 2006-2019
Meet and Greet Flyers 2006 - 2020
If you have a Maverick or Comet you want to sell or are looking for a Maverick or Comet or looking for parts, then our annual Meet and Greet is the place to go to buy or sell or to contact people who are interested in these cars. If you have parts to sell for Comets or Mavericks, bring 'em out!
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