1994 Ford Ranger wheelbarrow. Huerfano County, Colorado.

 

From Michael Moore: A wheelbarrow Ford Ranger bought new in 1994; 234,700 miles as of 08 04 2026 . Belongs ot our good friend and neighbor Bill Haynes, who says it’s showing signs of needing a transmission plus making weird noises on rough terrain…driven every day as needed, nonetheless.

c.1965 Ford Mustang convertible. Blue Hill, Maine.

Compare to Sarge's 1965 Mustang, posted from Cambridge a while back.

 

British Land Rover Defender TDI. Los Angeles

 

c. 1985 Chevrolet Caprice station wagon. Redcliff, Alberta.

 

From Alex Emond:  "This sunburnt wagon was in Redcliff, Alberta. I  owned a similar one... mine was blue, with the faux woodgrain vinyl . I loved it as a bear-proof bed in Banff. It had room for gear, like a bicycle, and the longroof was good for the Klepper Kayak. I eventually sold mine to Japanese snowboarders. They'd probably never driven anything that big before. Almost as big as the grins on their faces as they drove away. They paid me $700."

AL: We posted a Mercury Colony Park wagon, same era, a while back. And the Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser is one of our favorite wagons. 

1967 Mustang convertible. Los Angeles.

 

Sam Harper photos. And we posted an 1965 Mustang and a 1968 Mustang from Maine a while back + many more...try our Search box.

Hudson Super Six pickup. Sedgwick, Maine

 

We posted another Hudson, from Arundel, Maine. Links on that post to a third Hudson pickup.

c. 1990 Ford F-350. New Hampshire.

 

From Reid Cunningham: "While killing time recently while waiting for my son, I went and looked at a used F-350 of recent vintage.  The Super Duty cab was enormous and I had to scramble up the bumper to see into the engine bay.  With the hood up, I couldn't close it from the ground but needed to stand on the bumper while not falling off with both hands on the hood. "

AL: Here's a reconstructed F-350/E-350 we know in Maine.