By 2006, a total of nine new stores in the North Okanagan had opened starting with Vernon, BC. Since then, three stores have been relocated to add retail space, most notably the Salmon Arm store. The largest store in this region, Salmon Arm is a hub for customers throughout the area.

By 2006, Lordco Auto Parts had significantly expanded its presence in the North Okanagan region, opening a total of nine new stores. This expansion began with the establishment of a store in Vernon, BC, marking the company's entry into this thriving area. The growth continued with the opening of stores in Salmon Arm, Invermere, Enderby, Revelstoke, Armstrong, Lumby, Chase, and Golden. Each location was strategically chosen to serve the unique needs of local communities and automotive enthusiasts throughout the region.

Since the initial expansion, Lordco has continued to invest in the area by relocating three stores to larger premises, enhancing their retail space and inventory capacity. The most notable of these relocations was the Salmon Arm store, which has become the largest Lordco outlet in the North Okanagan.The Salmon Arm location now serves as a regional hub, attracting customers from across the surrounding area. Its expanded size allows for a more comprehensive range of products and improved customer service capabilities.

This strategic growth in the North Okanagan reflects Lordco's commitment to serving diverse communities and adapting to local market demands. The company's expansion in this region has not only increased its market presence but also created new employment opportunities and contributed to the local economies of these communities.

This 1936 Ford 5 window is a true glimpse into the past with an all-steel original body painted in Ford’s Inspiration yellow and Walden panel. A GM 385 cubic inch 4 bolt main V8 with Chevy R4 transmission is a unique combination that keeps this car rolling to this day.

The TCI chassis hosts a Ford narrowed nine-inch rear, and coilover suspension in the front and rear. Even though it may be a 1936 vehicle it still has some of the amenities you see in modern vehicles such as power windows, brakes, tilt steering, and seats.