In a captivating tribute to the past, Peter Findlay has embarked on a remarkable adventure, retracing the steps of a legendary road-trip that took place a century ago. Accompanied by his wife, Findlay is taking on the challenge in his meticulously restored 1910 Russell-Knight model 22, reliving the historic journey from Ottawa to Perth. The voyage promised to be a nostalgic experience, as the intrepid couple braved the elements, overcoming torrential rain to finally arrive at the Perth Museum on Thursday.
The allure of the model 22 lies not only in its elegant design and timeless beauty but also in its groundbreaking engine, which earned the vehicle its name due to its impressive horsepower output. As Findlay shares his insights in an exclusive interview with Lake 88, the rich Canadian heritage of this vintage automobile is unveiled, setting it apart as a true gem from a bygone era.
The arrival of the car and its proud pilots in Perth was met with an outpouring of awe and excitement. Enthusiastic onlookers gathered, eagerly capturing the moments and seizing the opportunity to engage with the remarkable duo. Questions and admiration filled the air as the crowd marveled at this living piece of automotive history.
With files from Brian Turner
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