J.W. Burleson photo / Boquillas del Carmen, Coah.

Friday, August 7, 2026

c. 1990 Ford F-350. New Hampshire.

 

From Reid Cunningham: "While killing time recently while waiting for my son, I went and looked at a used F-350 of recent vintage.  The Super Duty cab was enormous and I had to scramble up the bumper to see into the engine bay.  With the hood up, I couldn't close it from the ground but needed to stand on the bumper while not falling off with both hands on the hood. "

AL: Here's a reconstructed F-350/E-350 we know in Maine. 


Wednesday, August 5, 2026

c.1967 Ford Bronco. New Hampshire.

 

From Reid Cunningham: "I am pretty sure I sent you pictures of this Bronco last summer or fall, but then it didn't have its cap.  Lots of patina, a manual shift, and the single, small exhaust suggests an original straight 6." 

AL: compare to the Zerolabs  Bronco we caught in Marfa. Here's a boosted Bronco we caught this spring in Maine.


Monday, August 3, 2026

Karmann Ghia, Mustang & MGB. Milford, New Hampshire

 
From Reid Cunningham: "I rented a Uhaul van to move my daughter,  graduating from med school, from Philadelphia to New York City to start her residency.  Fourth floor walk up to fourth floor walk up in 85°+ heat (I am too old for this stuff).  U-Haul had me return it to a place of a sort that is fast disappearing–a combo car repair, used car sales, and U-Haul rental business in Milford NH.  Tucked in a row of vehicles awaiting something (repair?, restoration?, disposal?) were these three cars, an early Mustang, a later MG and a Karmann Ghia.  I suspect the Mustang was the only bone that could justify the cost of restoration, but I hold out hope for the other two also. 



Sunday, August 2, 2026

c.1967 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia. Blue Hill, Maine.

 

A while back we posted a Karmann-Ghia Type 34, a model not sold in the US, though that one did find its way to California. Here's another '67 Karmann Ghia..in Cambridge, Mass. and a Karmann Ghia fixer-upper from New Hampshire.
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Saturday, August 1, 2026

Earth Roamer SX. Denver, Colorado.

 

From Markus Antadt: "This could be the ultimate escape vehicle.  Modified Chevy 6500HD, No Generator, Solar and battery power. Said to cost $1 mil+, 43" Tires."

AL: But wherever you go, there you are!  Earth Roamer.