1955 Chevrolet Wagon

Saw the car in Cambridge MA. The car had just been sold that morning for $2k.  Pretty clean except for rust along the roof gutters.

Palouse Cowboy (Ford V8)

Chris Hadden found the photograph.

1953-57 Volkswagen

 

The oval window. Cool roof rack. Cambridge MA. They call it fall.

1976 Chevrolet K-10

In Blue Hill, Maine. Truck looked pretty straight, not much rust. Maybe it came from away, because Downeast Maine trucks, like Downeast Maine people, tend to be salty. Nice looking truck but wheels and tires maybe kinda small?

Roadsters sur la plage

Last summer's race on the beaches of Normandy, in France. All photos by that amazing Lowtech Swiss guy.

1961 GMC C10

From Michael Moore: "From the Benicia (Calif.) Arsenal, a beater GMC, most likely 1959 or 1960."

AL: We admire those northern California trucks that somehow hang on for 60 years, no one taking much care of them.

1963 Chevrolet Impala

Orange Impala, one of Langdon Clay's night cars of New York City

1965 Pontiac Catalina (Plainjane)

AL has a thing for plainjanes and this Catalina is about as basic as they come...but with a 389 V8. Certainly has sleeper potential. Saw the car at Motorland in Maine. More than you wanted to know about Pontiac V8's here.

Swift Current Studebaker

Alex Emond saw the truck at an event sponsored by The Eliminators Car Club of Swift Current, Saskatchewan last August.  If you enter Studebaker in our search widget, you'll see a bunch, including this Commander AL caught in West Texas a while back.

Cop Truck

Anything to sell a pickup truck. Seems kinda over-the-top and NFLish for me, cops riding in large trucks. Put them in a Prius, I say. 

Yeah I sound kinda Cambridge (MA), I know. 

1953 Buick Roadmaster Wagon

Saw the car in a barn in Maine. That's a lotta car. And remember this '51 Roadmaster wagon? Supersize me!

1964 Willys panel truck

Michael Moore's truck. Gerlach, Nevada. 1978. Check out his Auto-biography.https://autoliterate.blogspot.com/2014/09/mike-moore-earl-swift-auto-biographers.html

1964 Chevrolet C10 Stepside

"Green Pickup, Garment District, Manhattan"  one of Langdon Clay's Cars: New York City 1974-76

1950 Ford F1

 If you type F1 in our search widget you'll see a bunch. Like these. This truck is for sale at Motorland in Arundel, Maine.

Dueling Matadors

1974 American Motors Matador at Adam's Food Shark in Marfa, Texas

1966 Plymouth Fury

"Wet Red Car", one of Langdon Clay's Night Cars of New York. On his site, it's called a Ford Fairlane, but we know better. 1966 or 1967 Plymouth; am I right?  His portraits are spooky and summon up an age for me, the gritty 1970s when Manhattan was feeling kind of wrecked and on the road to ruin. But glamorous. Now it feels like a nature preserve for the 'rich people' species.