International Harvester R-140

from Colin Washburn: Spotted this little green beauty in Bishop, Ca. FOR SALE. Haven't a clue what year it is. Exterior VERY clean. Paint looks fresh. Interior gutted, waiting for someone to camperize it.( Sure as heck looks a lot better than all the rental RV'S and big, spendy buses I've been following the past 3 days!).

(AL: the phone # is 760 914 1538)

Big Pink: the 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air

 

Saw Big Pink in Cookshire, Quebec, which is one of the Eastern Townships of la belle Province. The Appalachian Mountains, which start in Alabama, end up rolling through this part of Quebec on their way up to the Gaspé Peninsula. I always though the '58 much more appealing than the famed Tri-Five Chevys. This baby could use some help, but the lines are wonderful. 

International L-120

from Alex Emond: "Restored daily driver, in Eastend, Saskatchewan. Tinted glass. This truck probably never goes father than Shaunavon, a half hour east. It'll just keep running for another 60 years . Cheers , Alex"

Montréal vernacular.

Yeah I know, it's a truck blog. But I've been on my bike in Montreal a lot this fall, where I'm the Mordecai Richler Writer In Residence at Concordia U., and looking at domestic architecture here in my hometown.

 

Studebaker convertible, I-80, trailer queen.

from Michael S Moore, in No. California "On the fly, like SJH, but not quite as adept…nonetheless, a cutie Studie on I-80"

1949 GMC panel

from Colin Washburn in the Eastern Sierra: "Seen at TOM'S PLACE, north of Bishop CA, east slope of the Sierra Nevada. Rather ugly -- yet somehow rather cool...spotted and laquered over patina, like some sort of Appaloosa GMC."

Le 1969 Buick Wildcat, from Alberta

  Caught the 'Cat on Cote St-Antoine Rd. in Montréal. Looked like an original from way out West.

Chill 1968 MGBGT from NS in NDG

That duplex is the standard vernacular housing in Montreal's Notre Dame de Grace neighborhood.
I think the last time we caught one of these cars was in NL. And that one was snowy too.
Happy Turkey!