1965 Chevrolet C10 Panel truck.

 

Photographer Scott Dorrance caught the panel hustling through Manhattan. Cool pinstriping. 

1957 Ford Ranchero

 

Matthew Morin photo. We posted one of these in Redcliff, Alberta a while back., and another from Maine.

1955 International R-150

 

From Reid Cunningham: "Bedford NH. They were tucked a bit off the road and I wanted to be respectful. The medium duty International dump truck had a 1955 antique plate. I am not sure the Dodge, it's looks like a former service vehicle. I really appreciate the ecumenical attitude toward trucks. An International, Dodge and Chevy in apparent harmony.

1957 Willys Jeep FC-170

See our posts on these trucklets. This unit is on the block at BaT

 

Cambridge Domestic Architecture.

1850s? Both? Agassiz District, Cambridge

Spooky old Cambridge. Mansard roof. Le second Empire.

The mother of all triple-deckahs. West Cambridge.

The big hat house. 1890s?

That would be late 18th c., maybe? Brattle St., "Tory Row".

Nothing wrong with a box if you get the proportions right.

 

1953 Chevrolet Bel Air

Bill Burleson caught the Chevy in Santa Fe. AL posted another Bel Air in Colorado Springs a while back. One in Canmore, Alberta. One for sale in Goshen, NY a while back. And maybe our favorite, a '54, in Sedgwick Maine. Amazing what turns up when you try Bel Air in the Autoliterate search widget.

 

Clean California bus (VW)

1974 Volkswagen bus. Before there were mini vans VW  tried to market these in US as station wagons. This unit is on the block today at BaT.