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with motor vehicles. In fact, he For Cox, just like for a lot of other
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legally drive. “When I was 16,” says and raised a family. There wasn’t Energy News
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driver’s license or buy a 1934 Chev for old cars. “I did, however, have a
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2-door coach. I bought the Chev couple of motorcycles,” he says. “A
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A past president of the Cornwall 1956 Dodge panel truck here in town
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Eastern Townships of Quebec, in a says Cox. “The next one came along I can. I do most of the work on my like meeting up with friends at cruise
little town called Compton. “It is the 10 or 12 years ago in the form of vehicles myself with lots of help nights and car shows, which I hope
from friends.” will return to normal in the near
birthplace of Prime Minister Louis a 1954 Plymouth station wagon,
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St. Laurent,” he says, “but it never bought sight-unseen from Red Cliff Cox really enjoys his hobby. “I future,” he says.
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Instead, as a youngster, Cox liked and I still own it.”
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building model cars. “I would paint Cox also owns a 1951 Plymouth Energy News
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“I moved away and took the car disc brakes. “As you can tell, I like
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