1949 Packard

Saw the car at Motorland in Arundel, Maine last spring but it's gone down the road.

Bean's Bosox Boot.

North Brooklin (Maine) vernacular.

 Big house Little house Back house Barn, that's the formula.

Green sea, red hull, grey sky, Blue Hill Bay.

1952 International L-110

from Alex Emond in the Saskatchewan Old Truck Game Preserve: "Here's a sleeping beauty. Seems to be listing to port, captain, but the body looks really good. I like the tall windshield.This is a good looking truck. I was on my way to Assiniboia and saw this in a farmyard...nobody home so I just took one shot and left.

1957 Plymouth Plaza

1957 Plymouth Plaza. Maybe the best-looking taxi anywhere? Bought the Dinky at Greene Avenue Lunch & Soda, Greene Avenue, Westmount, Quebec. June 23, 1962.

Toyota Land Cruiser (mid-Eighties?)

Michael Moore spotted the Toyota Land Cruiser in Benicia, CA. If you try our search widget (up there on the right) for Land Cruiser you'll see a bunch more of various eras, including this nimble 1970 LC in Marfa, Texas.
This is the time of year when Autoliterate very much depends on correspondents in warmer climes. Old metal on the road is rare in New England from now until May. If you see it, send it, please.

Ford Country Squire 1989?

from Michael Moore in Benicia, Calif., a "random, massive" faux-woody wagon. Something handsome in the shape.

Advanced Design 1950 Chevrolet 1300

From Alex Emond in Limerick, Saskatchewan: This handsome pick up appears roadworthy but semi-retired. Dig the visor ... the truck equivalent of a ball cap. Nobody was home - just a large sounding dog that was growling at me from the back porch. The original burglar alarm . Cheers , Alex

Mazda 1300

Stephen Hendrickson caught the Mazda in Amsterdam, back in August. Here's one of our posts from Amsterdam a few years back. If you try Wassenaar in the search widget--up there on the right--you'll see a bunch of vehicles that caught our eye during our season at Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study.

Little Bird

 Lee Saloutos caught the Ford Thunderbird in Reno.

1955 Fargo truck

from our man on the northern plains, Alex Emond " Let's call it 1955 and sue me if I'm wrong . A Fargo half ton catching some afternoon sun in Herbert, Saskatchewan. It is a happening little town on the Trans Canada Hwy. a bit east of Swift Current . This church sits on the north-east corner of town. A farming community , mostly."
Autoliterate: Fargo is Canadian for Dodge. 

Studebaker Champion. 1958?

 

The Champ was for sale last spring in Ellsworth, Maine. Might still be there. 

llsworth, Maine

1952 Ford wagons

Life magazine at the barbershop, Brattle Street, Harvard Square.

1949 Mercury, powered by Tesla

Read about it in Motor Authority. Thank to Michael Moore and his brother-in-law for the heads-up.

1962 GMC 5000

from Alex Emond: "This green truck was parked in Kincaid , Saskatchewan., mid-chore. Impressive front on this machine... all business. Long may she run. Cheers, Alex"

VW pickup. Highland Avenue, Marfa, Texas.

Thanks to Don Green Culbertson for the VW. Have a look at earlier edition VW pickup, up in Maine. And this unit, also in Maine.