1985 Cadillac Seville. Culver City, California.

 

c. 1970 Jeep Wagoneer. Blue Hill, Maine.

 

Basha Burwell photos. And check out our post on a Grand Wagoneer we caught in Blue Hill a while back, vinyl woodgrain and all.

      

                      

c.1966 Volkswagen Beetle. Brooklin, Maine.

 

c. 1985 Chevrolet C10. Santa Barbara, California

 

c.1991 Ford F-250. Arlington, Virginia.

 

From Matthew Sheehey:  This must be the best looking F-250 in all of Arlington, VA.The liftgate is especially cool...I enjoyed your posts from Nantucket, by the way. Excellent photos and commentary. Thank you! 

c.1990 Ford F250 Los Angeles (Mar Vista)

c.1970 Chevrolet Chevelle. Brooksville, Maine

Early 1970s Ford F-150. Portland, Connecticut.

From Reid Cunningham: "It was a very rainy Memorial Day parade in Portland CT, most of the expected marchers and collector cars, especially the convertibles, stayed home.  But this minty green Ford short bed (with likely a modified engine given the sounds of the dual exhaust exiting before the rear wheels) still came to tow the American flag for the damp parade watchers.

c.1955 MG-TD. Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts.

 

Thanks to Henry Behrens for excellent photos. Here's TD we posted from Maine a while back. More links in that post.

Nissan Patrol. Blue Hill, Maine.

 
We've posted only one other Nissan Patrol and that was up on Prince Edward Island. They were sold around the world starting in 1951 but I don't think they ever made it to the US market. They look lightweight and agile, far better off-roaders that the current Land Rover and other slugmobiles. We suspect they're a lot more dependable than any Land Rover.

c. 1995 Ford F-150 wheelbarrow.

This is our idea of a perfect full-size plainjane pickup. Best example of the genre we've seen lately. There aren't many F-150s these days that we'd call a wheelbarrow, but this is one. Here's an International wheelbarrow we posted a while back.

 

1959 Ford Panel Truck. Penobscot, Maine.

 

The day we were there, Mr Berzini, 81, and his grandson were hoisting a rebuilt motor into a 1965 Ford Galaxy convertible.