To say this car is a head-turner is an understatement. Several people stopped in their tracks to take photos of the 1967 Chevy II Gasser roaring through Vancouver's streets.

On December 17th 2018, Lordco Auto Parts embarked on a significant expansion by unveiling its flagship store in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia. This location marked a pivotal moment in the company's history, replacing its former location in Coquitlam on Westwood Street, which had been serving customers since 1984. The store, situated at 1970 Oxford Connector, boasts an impressive 31,651 square feet, making it one of Lordco's largest locations.

This state-of-the-art facility introduced a fresh retail design concept, signaling Lordco's commitment to modernization and enhanced customer experience. The store features an extensive offering of aftermarket automotive parts and accessories, showcasing products from all 11 of Lordco's product divisions. With over 12,000 square feet of retail space, customers can explore a wide range of automotive solutions under one roof.

A standout feature of the flagship Port Coquitlam store is its specialized 2,500 square foot Truck Centre, highlighting the latest in truck accessories. This dedicated space caters to the growing demand for truck customization and reflects Lordco's adaptability to market trends. The move to this larger, more modern location allowed Lordco to provide better service to its loyal customers. This expansion not only showcases Lordco's commitment to growth but also reinforces its position as a leading aftermarket automotive parts distributor in Western Canada.

Fitting for October is one of our own, Kurt's 1967 Chevy II Gasser painted in a festive orange with an impressive gold leaf and lettering. The 400 cubic inch small block Chevy bored .40 over, Muncie M22 Rock Crusher 4 speed transmission, Dutchman nine-inch rear with Yukon 4.57 gears helped guide this art piece through Vancouver's streets as it made its way to the photo shoot location.

To say this car is a head-turner is an understatement. Several people stopped in their tracks to take photos of the 1967 Chevy II Gasser roaring through the city streets. A healthy change of pace from what the Vancouver community typically sees.