Chevrolet 3100 North Carolina

 Didn't see a lot of old trucks in Myers Park, a bankerly neighborhood in Charlotte, North Carolina.And then there was this 1951 Chevrolet 3100.

Supernova

This may be the fastest car in Blue Hill, Maine. So cool, so clean. Started life as a circa 1971 Chevrolet Nova. Novas used to be the upscale edition of the Chevy II

By the way, people (and lobsterboats) from Nova Scotia are (in Maine, anyway) known as Novies.

Boat launch, Benjamin River, Maine

That's a raked mast on the little sloop. She would be quick and nimble. Benjamin River is a tidal estuary between Brooklin and Sedgwick, Maine. It has been a very cold, wet spring here. Not many boats in yet. Hope to have Scout ready to get wet in a couple of weeks.

1991 Buick Roadmaster wagon

From Michael Moore, who spotted the Chevrolet Caprice/Buick Roadmaster? in Benicia, CA. The last generation of real American road wagons. Tuned... and with those cool wheels. It's a statement of...something.

1962 Cadillac Sedan De Ville

 Saw the car at Motorland in Arundel, Maine.

1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 9 passenger wagon

Don't know why so many restored tri-five Chevys need to be this color. (Not all, though.) This one look quite meticulous and is for sale at Motorland in Arundel, Maine

1965 Mustang convertible

Michael Moore noticed the pony in Benicia, California. We saw a '66 in Cambridge in April. And see this post from a few years back on a half-century of Mustangs.

#Vanlife in Cambridge MA

 Buslife. 1966 Volkswagen Transporter. The original edition of the Bus.

1964 Chevrolet 60 Series truck

Don Green Culbertson saw the truck in Marfa, Texas. "The clutch on this rig is so tight, you’ll need a knee replacement after 1500 miles. Damn my left knee hurts."

William Gedney: Only the Lonely

Only the Lonely is the first book on photographer William Gedney in nearly 20 years. This retrospective volume offers a comprehensive survey of his documentary and street work, including his acclaimed series of rural Kentucky, Haight-Ashbury, India, gay pride parades and night scenes.
William Gedney, Only the Lonely, 1958–1983, by Gilles Mora, Lisa McCarty, and Margaret Sartor, University of Texas Press.
We posted a selection of Gedney's Kentucky photographs a while back. 

Another Toyota Land Cruiser, c. 1980

There were serious rust issues. Maybe they were right about Japanese steel. We posted the cherry version of this model Land Cruiser a couple days ago. This one was in Cambrdge MA.

1951 Pontiac Sedan Delivery

Alex Emond spotted it for sale at Hemmings.
We posted a 1950 Chevy S-D a while back.
And a few from The World's Least Important Car Show in Antioch, California.