HarleyEarl

This is a LaSalle sort of pickup car, used in promotional stuff for Moxie Drink.

luv that Olds even more...

Is that a Kaiser or Frazer hatch?....and I do believe it was the first hatchback. That Olds indeed has terrific proportions....wonder if that ever got finished? Packard flower car?.....incredible stance.

Plymouth:

luvin the German pickup car craziness... Here's a factory Austin 1800 pickup car:

Thanks for the great photos of pickup cars! Here's an unusual factory model: The '58 Meteor Ranchero:

1938 Studebaker pickup car, beautiful vehicle:

I hate Toyota sometimes because some of their models have pink backup lights.

A Kaiser funeral 'pickup car':

Mr. B...you might appreciate this vehicle. This is Kaiser after they moved to Argentina.

Olds pickup car:

But interesting.(the Volvo) 1942 Buick:

'42 Cadillac pickup car:

I like pickup cars alot. Even strange ones. Here's a '49 Cadillac pickup car:

Canadian Magna International has surpassed Delphi to become the largest auto supplier in North America. The first time a top supplier is outside the US.

The great photos and the discussion here, has reawakened something in me...a reminder why I'm such a GM fan. This car embodies so much of what made GM so great.

Perfection. Look at that pure side window opening. The pronounced wheel openings, which are again becoming so fashionable today.

1939

Really like those old b&w auto culture photos.... And btw, Mr. B, your sig is one of the best I've ever seen. Perfect composition.

hey thanks so much for the incredible photos of this timeless car....it still exudes coolness.

hilarious. and I actually checked it out. omg, I puked a bit inside my mouth.

Checkout the Cadillac Cimmaron and it's starring role as a police car in 'RPM', 1998.