1967 Triumph TR4 A

Derek Van Bever caught the car in Blue Hill, Maine. I'll take one in any color as long as it's British Racing Green. This was one of the more dependable (sort of) British cars of the era. I think that was a tractor engine. Rugged. Probably "period" driving. C'est fun.

1961 Chevrolet Bel Air bubbletop

 

Nothing says 'sleek' like a '61. See our post on that annus mirabilis automobilia. The Bel Air is outfitted as a sleeper of the era. Minimalism, going fast. On the block at Hemmings.

1968 Dodge A100 3-speed

 

Porsches seem to predominate at BaT these days, but we liked this little 3-speed van on the block today 

1970 Chevrolet El Camino SS

Henry Behrens caught the Camino in Blue Hill, Maine. Maybe our favorite El Camino is the cat's eye '59.

 

Arundel, Maine. Chevrolet 3100

About as truck as it gets. We saw it at Motorland in Arundel, Maine. Further 3100s we have posted: a '57 from Apalachicola, FL  A rugged survivor in Colorado Springs. A 3100 lowrider in Santa Fe; a 1952 3100 in Saskatchewan.

 

Rude Ford F 250 duelly & Light Wounds

 

The poet Eva H.D. forwarded this from a friend en route NYC-Seattle. Her Light Wounds is out, and available at Tribes. org

Light Wounds — Tribes By Kendall Townend & Eva H.D. Pictures mixed with words. Some feathered, some finned, some heartskippingly beautiful & heartwarmingly sardonic. Some tailor-made to suit your specific anxiety disorder. Like a sustainably-produced amuse-bouche, each hybrid lingers seasonably on the tongue, and pairs well with local wine, spirit-forward cocktails, and generalised despair.

1953 Chevrolet 210 original

Saw this car for sale in Freeport, Maine. We posted a 1954 Chevy 210 from Alberta a while back. And a 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air from Santa Fe. A '54 Bel Air in Colorado Springs. Another 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air in Sedgwick, Maine.