1972 Ford F-250, Colorado Springs

From the AL files. A lot of 1960s-70s  F-250's were sold to people who were putting campers on them, especially out West. 

 

Tacoma Wheelbarrow, Cambridge.

 

Yer basic. Not easy to find.

Grainers, Snow & Buffalo (+ '56 Chevy)

 

Saskatchewan, where else? From Alex Emond: "These snow dusted units are in Mossbank, Sask., waiting for spring. And here's a pair of bulls, down in the west block of  Grasslands National Park.   

Ford F-3, c. 1950

From the AL files. Colorado Springs. Not sure about the configuration, might have been a fire dept.  truck? 

 

INEOS Grenadier and Banff Grizzly & Elk

 

These are, mostly, built in France. Near the German border. Obviously inspired by the Land Rover Defender.  BMW engine. First one we have seen. It probably can go anywhere, but why would you go rock-climbing and stream-splashing in such a shiny and expensive, not to say violently disruptive, chunk of hardware? You can read more on this mad machine in Motor Trend. Leave the backcountry to the bears, we say. 

The winch is a $4k option.

Alex Emond Photo. Grizzly, Enjoying His Meadow. Banff.

Alex Emond photo. Elk, Early Winter. Bow Valley, Banff, Alberta

Parisian wheelbarrow

 

Une brouette.

2 trucks. Or maybe just 1.

                                                     

Take your pick.

Herd of Studebakers

 

We happened upon the Studebakers in Canyon, Texas a while back, on a research trip to Llano Estacado.