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This Fargo A100 pickup truck was up for auction. It would be a rare one being a Fargo as well as the pickup variant on the A100.
Beautifully restored classic Dodge pickup on display at Davison Orchards farm and Dave is not allowed to drive it.
Like Volkswagen, Chevrolet - the American people's car - offered an aircooled, rear-engined car that spawned various offshoots. This 1963 Corvair pickup was one such spin on the 'Vair's underpinnings.
The Corvair and its derivatives were GM's chance for Chevrolet to overtake the VW brand in innovation and forward thinking, but General Motors blew it.
Owner: Dude Dueham of Marietta, Ohio.
Playing Now: Sweet Dreams - Eurythmics
Photographed @ the 2015 18th Annual Goodguys PPG Nationals in Columbus, Ohio.
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A friend liked my other picture of the pickup so much he gave me a bus as well and wanted me to take some more pictures for him to print and hang in his sons room.
Not happy with the black roof of the bus disappearing into the black backdrop, but i think it's a decent picture anyway.
Lighting: a LED lamp behind models right and Speedlite 430 fired manually through softbox above center
Rover missed a great opportunity by NOT producing one of these, The Maltese modifiers are about the best at doing this kind of work. with the rear doors welded up and the rear posts and screen moved forward, I hope this one is saved.
Photographed by my friend Peter Skerry
Classic Chevy Pickup taken at Caffeine and Chrome Car Show at Gateway Classic Cars of Philadelphia in West Deptford, NJ on March 30th 2024
AACA Hershey meet in 2003. Parking lights moved to the fender probably because electric turn signals became available.
This was a really sharp pickup. Unfortunately, every time I tried to get a shot of the whole vehicle from the front, someone stood there for a long while, but there will be enough for you all to get the idea. :)
Taken in Salsbury, Massachusetts. It is a working 1948 Chevrolet Pickup. I processed it with Photomatix Pro.