Lordco Life

The Lordco Auto Parts annual tradeshow is the ideal time for shop owners, fleet managers, and dealerships to stock up and save on a wide range of automotive parts, accessories, and products.   \n\n\nSean McIntosh, President of Kirmac Collision & Auto Glass, considers the tradeshow a key component of his annual buying strategy. He attends the show each year to secure essential items, new tools, and equipment needed to run his business at the best available prices.\n\nMcIntosh, and fellow

Lordco Auto Parts, in collaboration with Hockey Canada, helps young hockey players pursue their dreams through financial support and special opportunities.\n\n\nLordco Auto Parts and the Hockey Canada Foundation have joined forces once again to make hockey more accessible for young athletes in British Columbia and Alberta. Through the foundation's Assist Fund, Lordco Auto Parts helps alleviate the financial burden of playing hockey for youths and their families.\nIn November, we marked the continued

2024 marked a monumental milestone for all of us at Lordco Auto Parts as we celebrated 50 years of serving Western Canada’s automotive and local communities. From our humble beginnings in 1974 to becoming Canada’s biggest independently owned auto parts retailer, this anniversary was a chance to reflect, celebrate, and give back.\n\nWe kicked off the year by unveiling a bold 50th-anniversary logo expressing our rich history and innovative spirit. The excitement carried into February whe

The Abbotsford Canucks and Lordco Auto Parts partnered once again to bring hockey fans together for the annual Flaunt Your Flannel night, an event marked by professional hockey, family fun, and lots of warm, cozy flannel shirts.\n\nThe highlight of the January 18 evening was the variety of flannel fashion displayed. Fans wore their best plaid, their ultra colourful, or well-loved flannel shirts, adding a cozy touch to the game and, no doubt, extra warmth to the wearer.\n\n\nWhether you were a hockey

The day is perfect. And so is Phil's car—elegant curves, gleaming chrome, dark ruby red paint, and a cream convertible top. You could admire the Mercury all day. Phil stops at the side of the road and airs out the vehicle, the sound of the air-ride suspension purge hints that there is more to this classic than its looks. Phil pulls slowly into the photoshoot location in his California-original 1947 Mercury Convertible.\n1947 Mercury Convertible\nPhotos by Carson MontagueWallpaper Downloads

Stay safe this winter when travelling on the road. Follow these seven tips and learn how to conquer Canadian winter by preparing your vehicle for the cold weather.\nHitting the Road\n1. Winter Tires and Chains \nIf you plan a mountain trip this winter, be prepared and ensure you have winter tires. In British Columbia, winter tires are required by law when travelling  designated routes from October to April. If you're heading to the ski hill, check the requirements, as some hills, like Mt

Kevin flicked the shop lights on bringing the behemoth to life. The 1950 Mercury Pickup stands high, holding its ground among every other big-power diesel drag truck and rat rod at Radical Diesel. The Calgary-based diesel repair and performance shop builds serious machines for its customers and to represent its brand, but this truck stands out, not only for its height, but its rarity.\n1950 Mercury Pickup - February 2025 Car Calendar\nPhotos by Carson Montague\n\nMercury badging and chrome grill asi

Tim of DRVN Motorsports drove up to the shoot location on the outskirts of Calgary, Alberta in a 1959 Chevrolet Impala. As he rolled in, so did the dark clouds, announcing his arrival with rain. What would have been an ideal photoshoot backdrop—a golden summer field—quickly became a minefield of murky puddles and mud.\n1959 Chevrolet Impala - January 2025 Car Calendar\nPhotos by Carson Montague\n\nWe set off in search of a new spot. Merging back onto the long, straight highway, a side ro

Three BC Minor Hockey teams took to the ice to enjoy a private skate at Rogers Arena and an autograph session with Canucks Alumni Kirk McLean before taking home game-changing prizes.\n\nBC Minor Hockey players and parents from the Vancouver U7 Angels, Aldergrove U9 Bruins, and Sunshine Coast U13 C2 Blues enjoyed a late afternoon skate at the home of the Vancouver Canucks.\n\nThey arrived at Rogers Arena, laced up their skates and stepped onto the ice wearing Canuck jerseys and smiles on th