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1957 - Edmonton, Alberta
Dodge Custom Royal Lancer Two-Door Hardtop
Part of Dodge’s celebrated “Forward Look” styling campaign, the 1957 Custom Royal Lancer introduced a fresh, futuristic aesthetic that would influence car design for years to come. Known for its rarity compared to Chevrolet and Ford contemporaries, this Dodge is a unique head-turner that immediately sets itself apart in any setting. Its bold proportions and sculpted lines make it a standout for period authenticity and dramatic photography.
Perfect For
- Retro photoshoots capturing the excitement of the jet age
- Film and TV productions showcasing 1950s Americana with a twist
- Wedding or event displays where a less common but equally glamorous classic is desired
- Marketing campaigns emphasizing individuality and bold design
1959 - Edmonton, Alberta
Chevrolet Apache 3100 Half Ton Pick-Up
Part of Dodge’s celebrated “Forward Look” styling campaign, the 1957 Custom Royal Lancer introduced a fresh, futuristic aesthetic that would influence car design for years to come. Known for its rarity compared to Chevrolet and Ford contemporaries, this Dodge is a unique head-turner that immediately sets itself apart in any setting. Its bold proportions and sculpted lines make it a standout for period authenticity and dramatic photography.
Perfect For
- Retro photoshoots capturing the excitement of the jet age
- Film and TV productions showcasing 1950s Americana with a twist
- Wedding or event displays where a less common but equally glamorous classic is desired
- Marketing campaigns emphasizing individuality and bold design
1957 - Edmonton, Alberta
Meteor Rideau Victoria Two Door Hardtop
This car is not just a classic – it’s a piece of Canadian identity. Produced in limited numbers compared to mainstream U.S. models, the 1957 Meteor Rideau Victoria has become a sought-after collector’s item for its rarity and its role in Canada’s automotive story. Its hardtop styling gave it a sleek, airy profile that was ahead of its time, making it a standout for both period photography and cultural storytelling.
Perfect For
- Canadian heritage or retro-themed photo shoots
- Film and television productions set in the 1950s
- Weddings, milestone celebrations, and corporate events
- Marketing campaigns highlighting rare or unique icons
1955 - Edmonton, Alberta
Chevrolet Nomad Two Door Hardtop Station Wagon - Custom
The 1955 Chevrolet Nomad is no ordinary classic- it’s the crown jewel of Chevy’s iconic Tri-Five lineup, often called the “sports car of station wagons” for its sleek two-door design and bold chrome lines. This custom build takes that legendary style even further: finished in a striking custom purple, every part has been upgraded, from the roaring engine to the modernized interior. A timeless symbol of 1950s Americana reimagined as a hot rod, this Nomad isn’t just a car – it’s pure Hollywood on wheels, built to turn heads and steal the scene.
Perfect For
- Retro and lifestyle photography
- Film and television productions set in the 1950s
- Wedding or event centerpiece with a bold splash of color
- Marketing campaigns seeking a classic, high-impact aesthetic
1956 - Edmonton, Alberta
Chevrolet Bel Air Two Door Convertible
The ’57 Bel Air has become the most celebrated Chevrolet of its era, beloved by collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. Its iconic appearance has been immortalized in films, music videos, and pop culture as the ultimate symbol of mid-century style. The convertible version, in particular, radiates glamour and freedom—making it a dream backdrop for timeless photographs.
Perfect For
- Wedding portraits with a show-stopping classic
- Retro-themed photoshoots capturing 1950s era
- Film and television productions needing a true cultural icon
- Event displays that demand prestige and elegance
1957 - Edmonton, Alberta
Chevrolet Nomad Two-Door Hardtop Station Wagon
Part of Chevrolet’s legendary “Tri-Five” lineup (1955–1957), the Nomad stood apart as the premium sport wagon, blending utility with unmatched style. Its unique roofline, wraparound rear glass, and upscale detailing made it the most glamorous wagon of its era. Produced in limited numbers, the 1957 Nomad remains a rare and coveted collector’s car — celebrated for both its rarity and its design
Perfect For
- Retro and lifestyle photography
- Film and television productions set in the 1950s
- Wedding or event centerpiece with a bold splash of color
- Marketing campaigns seeking a classic, high-impact aesthetic
1957 - Edmonton, Alberta
Chevrolet Bel Air Two Door Hardtop
The ’57 Bel Air is often called “the king of the Tri-Five Chevys.” Its influence on American car culture is unmatched, symbolizing freedom, prosperity, and style at the height of the postwar boom. Revered by collectors and pop culture alike, it remains the ultimate symbol of 1950s automotive design.
Perfect For
- Timeless wedding or event backdrops
- Classic car inspired photoshoots
- Film and television productions needing instant period authenticity
- High-impact marketing campaigns
1957 - Edmonton, Alberta
Chevrolet Bel Air Two Door Convertible
The ’57 Bel Air has become the most celebrated Chevrolet of its era, beloved by collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. Its iconic appearance has been immortalized in films, music videos, and pop culture as the ultimate symbol of mid-century style. The convertible version, in particular, radiates glamour and freedom—making it a dream backdrop for timeless photographs.
Perfect For
- Wedding portraits with a show-stopping classic
- Retro-themed photoshoots capturing 1950s era
- Film and television productions needing a true cultural icon
- Event displays that demand prestige and elegance
1956 - Edmonton, Alberta
Chevrolet Bel Air Two Door Hardtop
The “Hardtop Sport Coupe” was Chevrolet’s answer to the growing demand for cars that combined performance with luxury. Free of a center post between the front and rear windows, the open-air look gave the Bel Air a sleek, uninterrupted profile — making it one of the most admired designs of its time. Today, it remains a favorite among collectors and a standout choice for period-authentic photography.
Perfect For
- Retro-inspired advertising campaigns
- Wedding or event backdrops
- Period film and television productions
- Family or lifestyle photography sessions with vintage flair
