Capitol City A's. Marfa, Texas

 

Basha Burwell caught the Capitol City A's out of Austin, Texas on their jaunt to Marfa. More Ford Model A posts here. We caught another Model A and Model T herd on the road in Canyon, Texas a while back.

1951 Chevrolet, Grasslands National Park.

From Alex Emond, in Saskatchewan: "I had a bit of time off this week so I went out to Ponteix for a little r&r. This Chevy looks like it must be registered - parked on the street . I see Ti'Lapin written on it - "Little Rabbit". Lot of francophone types in Lafleche. Great to see a 74 year old beater on the street . Here's a few shots from the East Block of the Grasslands National Park . Not a soul in sight . On the road back to Ponteix , from the East Block < I stopped into the store on McCord , Saskatchewan . Years ago I ahd done this sketch of the store and I dropped off a copy of the watercolour. It was "Friday/Pie Day" so I bought a pecan pie. Sweet!"

AL: for another Chevy of the era, see our Suite 50 . And we posted a 1951 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery a while back.

1996 Chevrolet 1500. East Rochester, New York.

 

From Reid Cunningham: "I was in East Rochester NY and ran across this 1996 pickup. The last years before they all started to bulk up and become objects to inflate our egos. Clean lines, handsome and practical. I hope your spring is progressing well.
(I applaud your fellow Canadians for standing up to our bulked-up, inflated ego in residence the White House.)

Jeep Comanche 4wd Wheelbarrow

AL caught the truck on a blue day in Blue Hill, Maine. We posted another 4WD Comanche from NH. Another 4WD Comanche in Denver.

International, and Chairs. La Cruz de Huanacatxl, Mexico

 

both photos by Craig Manning.

1964 Land Rover Series 2A 109

From Markus Anstadt: "An original-condition 1964 Land Rover for sale in Denver. No phone number on the sign, go knock. Also included a photo of the modern version in a Denver neighborhood."

1962 Chevrolet C10, Colorado Springs. And a 1929 Dodge. Maybe.

Henry Behrens caught the Chevy riding low in COS.Then this sprightly little unit rolled past..Best guess is a ...1929 Dodge?