1922 Gray-Dort Touring Convertible

Meet Gladys. A 1922 GrayDort Touring Convertible. Canadian made when the Auto Industry was just getting started. One of 23,000 vehicles made in Chatham, Ontario between 1915 and 1924 there are only about 30 left in the World today. A Family heirloom, besides being used for trips to the park for a picnic and watching cricket it’s been in shows and parades. One of the most notable passengers was Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson and his wife during the Klondike Days Parade in Edmonton for Canada’s Centennial celebration in 1967. Come and enjoy an Old World ride! Chauffeured for events, cruising around town or photos.