Richard Handlen (an old friend who lives in the Bay Area) shares my love for old pickup trucks and shared a couple of photos.
He spotted this beauty (above) at the Green River Brewing & Taproom Car Show in Winters, CA.
And he found this monster at the Napa Porchfest (blocks and blocks of singers and bands, performing from yards and porches.
Chuck Vaughn found this beauty in a field near Lohman, Missouri. Paid $600. These photos don’t do justice to his beautiful restoration. “Before” photo below.
Paul Bandelier introduces us to Legacy Classic Trucks in Driggs, Idaho.
Another beautiful discovery for Paul Bandelier.
Once a month during the summer, people bring their vintage cars and trucks to the local mall for a sort of mini rally. Very little organization but I consider that a feature. People sitting around in lawn chairs, strolling up and down, peering into engine compartments. Didn’t see any other Land Rovers but didn’t really expect to.
I’m a fan of Matthew Hampshire’s photography but also wanted to see how the Flickr embed code is working these days.
Spotted this monster in the supermarket parking lot.
Barb and one of her gardening buddies went tree shopping today and brought back four pretty big trees that probably wouldn’t have fit in the back of the Lexus. Getting them on the grown without damaging them was a bit of a challenger but Barb and I got ‘er done. A big strong man with mechanized equipment will be moving and planting. I do not know how I made it all these years without a pickup.
These are the guys that lit my Land Rover fuse. I agree with Ricardo. The Land Rover is “the most photogenic” of all cars.
