Bikes, Car, Trucks, and other Things with Wheels

1978 Chevrolet C20 3/4-ton "square body" pickup

1978 Chevrolet C20 3/4-ton "square body" pickup is paired with a vintage period-correct matching camper shell.

Vehicle: 1978 Chevrolet C20 Fleetside pickup featuring a light blue finish, chrome rocker moldings, and white-painted steel wheels with center caps.

Camper Shell: Vintage slide-in or cap-style camper featuring horizontal sliding side windows with curtains and distinctive blue-and-yellow retro trim accents. 

1930–1931 Ford Model A

1930–1931 Ford Model A two-door sedan featuring a dark green body, black fenders, and contrasting yellow wire wheels. 

Engine: Powered by a 201 cubic-inch L-head inline-four engine producing approximately 40 horsepower.

Transmission: Features a 3-speed sliding-gear manual transmission.

Chevrolet Traverse

1971 Dodge Coronet Crestwood Station Wagon

1971 Ford Thunderbird Two-Door Landau

This fifth-generation 1971 Ford Thunderbird Two-Door Landau finished in a bronze-brown metallic exterior paint with a contrasting white vinyl roof.

Vehicle Styling: Part of the "Glamour 'Bird" era, this luxury personal coupe features concealed headlights, a distinctive formal roofline, and rear-wheel fender skirts.

1971 Ford Thunderbird

This is a fifth-generation (1967–1971) Ford Thunderbird two-door Landau coupe, recognizable by its distinctive formal vinyl roof, sequential rear turn signals, and long horizontal tail light assembly.

1960 Valiant

When the compact car wars exploded in 1960 Detroit giants scrambled to build smaller efficient commuters. Chrysler responded by creating something brilliant but they refused to call it a Plymouth. They launched it simply as the Valiant.

For its inaugural year corporate executives intended for Valiant to survive as an entirely independent marque. You could not find a single traditional corporate badge anywhere on the vehicle.

Legendary designer Virgil Exner gave it a sculpted European profile that looked entirely unique next to boxy economy cars. To achieve that aggressively low hoodline engineers tilted the brand new inline six engine sideways by 30 degrees. This created the legendary Slant Six motor which quickly became famous for being practically indestructible. The car also revolutionized the industry by introducing the modern electrical alternator.

1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Hellcat

1954 Caddy Series 62 convertible

In the early days of TV, stars under contract to Hollywood movie studios were forbidden from receiving direct $ compensation for TV show guest appearances. Among the ways around this policy was for a star to be given non-monetary comp as "an appearance consideration."

1954 Caddy Series 62 convertible

1965 Pontiac Catalina

1978 Dodge Magnum