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Sturdy relics of a bygone time. The Edsel & the GMC side by side.
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Old GMC truck caught on film. Reality So Subtle 6x6 pinhole camera, Ilford Pan F film and caffenol developer.
This truck needs a little TLC. The headliner is coming down, the taillights are non-existent and there is rust on the bumpers and wheels, but the most disturbing thing is the large nest in the passenger seat. You can see the nesting material sticking out of the door. Now, I would guess an emu nest or an ostrich, but we don’t have those birds in the USA.
Whatever it is, it is big and, I’m guessing, hungry! After all, who knows how long it has been shut in this truck.
Or it could be several chickens! HTT
GMC 100.
Well, we went to the city yesterday afternoon for a quiet coffee. Knowing that the annual Pride Parade was on, we opted for an area of the city that would be relatively quiet or so we thought. Once we arrived we started to notice a lot of cars on Sveavägen (name of the street). I didn't bring my camera, but luckily my phone takes RAW photos, so we spent a couple of hours looking at and photographing the cars cruising up and down the street. It was good fun.
This was at the "Truck Stop" in Show Low, Arizona, USA.. A fun place of different foods, drinks, bands, arts, crafts, and games. The theme is old trucks and they are parked all around with many being used as seating, stage, or decoration.
The 1954 GMC Series 100 1/2-ton pickup truck, specifically with the Hydramatic transmission, is a desirable classic truck. It features a one-piece curved windshield, a new dash design, and the optional 4-speed Hydra-matic transmission. These trucks are known for their ruggedness and classic styling.
These trucks were part of GMC's "New Design" series, The GMC New Design was a family of trucks introduced for the 1948 model year. The New Design was an upscale version of the Chevrolet Advance Design, and while largely offered as a pickup truck, other body styles such as panel van were produced. New Design trucks were initially powered by a 3.5L inline six engine, but from 1954, a 3.9L and 4.3L inline six were available. GMC produced the New Design range of trucks until 1955, when they were replaced by the GMC Blue Chip Series.
On my way back home I drove by this beautiful truck parked in a driveway. I stopped and asked the owner if I could shoot it. Turned out that he just purchased from a seller in Kentucky and had just driven it back. The light was fading so I had to hurry up. I like the outcome.
Leica M6 Classic
Elmarit 28mm - shot at 5.6 and 1/250
Gold 200
1959 Chevrolet GMC Corvette 5.7 litre, OSU 156, on display at the docks during Gloucester Goes Retro on 23 August 2025. The Corvette is a line of American two-door, two-seater sports cars manufactured and marketed by General Motors under the Chevrolet marque since 1953.
Gloucester Docks form the most inland port in the country. Elizabeth I granted Gloucester the status of customs port in 1580. The first customs house was at the Old Quay which stretches north from the lock at the North Quay. The house still stands and still wears the royal coat of arms.
circa 1973 GMC motor home...whether sanctioned by Coca-Cola for advertising or a personal creation by someone's affection for the soft drink ? ~ Poughkeepsie, NY
Found this display along a city street on a photography trip. Love the pride for their downtown area and this was a perfect addition to the small town feel.
Cherokee OK
This was some unique yard art in Riverdale, Idaho. Someone started with a 1947-54 series GMC flatbed and added a box covered with license plates and filled with plastic flowers. It was obvious that it needed a couple of Minions made from propane tanks. It was still incomplete, so they painted flowers on a manure spreader and hooked it to the trailer hitch. Then, so it would look cool at night, the headlights were replaced with LEDs. Someone must have had fun creating this, and I enjoyed seeing it.
From Dave's Old Trucks Rescue in Sprague, WA. I will never forget stopping here when there was thick wildfire smoke pollution and the temperature was 100 Degrees. We persevered.
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