There were three “Royal Canadian” AA/FD’s owned by Canadian Gordon Jenner in the late 60’s and early 70’s. The first car was an early Woody Gilmore short bodied car, the second was a full bodied Don Long car, and the third was a short bodied Don Long car. All powered by stock stroked 392’s.

First Royal Canadian. Woody car with a 392 in Calgary, Alberta, circa 1964. Nick Kozak (pictured) driving. Nick traded the seat with Jenner on occasion.

A road trip. Note the Cadillac hearse acting as a back up tow vehicle to the Olds wagon. The race car and Olds wagon were completely destroyed in a late night highway towing accident when the race car trailer was hit from behind by a drunk driver.

The hearse later came out second best in an altercation with a Canadian border customs building.

This car, the Royal Canadian #2, was photographed in black and white at Lions in 1967, and in color in Edmonton Alberta in 1968. First Canadian AA/FD in the 200’s.