1968 Dodge Polara. Southwest Saskatchewan.

 

Alex Emond photograph. "A couple of days of nice weather, then the wind picked up. Gusts over 100 kilometers, the kind of weather that makes you stay in and read a book. I did get down to Grasslands National Park right before the wind hit and sketch the lunar landscape .. The wind was followed by rain which is always welcome in that dry country."

Boosted Bronco, c.1971. Kennebunk, Maine.

 

We have posted beaucoup Broncos, some of them linked to a post on what we called a 1970 Bronco but is probably a later 70s edition.  Here's a 1973 Bronco from NH...and a Sixties Bronco from El Paso. Then there was the Zerolabs Bronco we caught in Marfa a couple months back. Put Bronco in our search box, and you'll find a herd of them. 

Ineos Grenadier. Los Angeles (Mar Vista)

 

Are you really going to bounce up the trail in something so heavyweight and costly? We have already fulminated on one seen in Cambridge–of all over-civilized places. And our favorite auto writer, Dan Neill of WSJ, had this to say.

Dodge Power Ram. Los Angeles (Mar Vista).

Most of the Power Ram trucks we've posted have been, well, massive. This one looks like Mitsubishi's version of the PR.

 

c.1968 Ford F-100 SWB Los Angeles (Mar Vista)

 

That circus-style lettering is popular in Boston. This doesn't have the pin-striping that is also an element in Boston truck aesthetic. More pin-stripes. See our post on Boston truck language.
 

Mudpuppies of New England. Kennebunk, Maine.

                                         

c. 1984 Dodge Power Ram towing a Dodge Ram of similar vintage.