We had not one, but two clues yesterday. AM on FM made a wild guess that turned out to be not so wild after all. A 1957 Plymouth, for the win. He went for showoff points by calling it a Savoy, so he must live with a bit of a red face since it was really a Belvedere. But a red faced winner, nonetheless.
On our second clue, Eric Van Buren correctly called it as a Hudson, but was Curbside Clueless as to model or year. Styles 79 followed up to narrow the year range to mid-late 1940s. Co-champions, I think.
Now that I am at my computer instead of on my Blackberry with my wife at the mall, this no longer has to be a wordless clue. I will admit up front that this one is a mite devilish. But you will see tomorrow that it is really childs’ play. And pay no attention to that handsome fellow’s reflection in the shiny red paint. Good Luck.
Late 1990s Ford Ranger, with the club cab, or whatever the Ford marketing term was for the extended cab.
Late 1990s Isuzu Hombre club cab.
This should be easy, but it isn’t. Vent windows in front say older Ford F Series, but I’ve never seen an extended cab like that on any Ford truck. I raise the white flag on this one.
Call me crazy, but it looks to me like a hacked-up Dodge van. It looks like they took an extended length model and hacked off the very end, eliminated the center section and welded the front and back together.
Richard Bennett! You Da Man! 🙂
Okay, I am going to completely swing for the fences and say “Late 90s Oldsmobile Bravada.”
1990 Chevy S-10 Blazer. Believe that was the first year for the 4-door.
Left field wild guess: Subaru BRAT?
1980’s Ford Bronco
Ford F150? Probably an older model perhaps due to the wing vent window?
First-generation (1987-1996) Dodge Dakota?
One of those Honda WagoVans.
Shortened Dodge Van by Warren Mosler.
1980s K5 Blazer.
It had vent windows too, and crank window handles more often than power, of which you can barely make one out here. and then in the short rear space, a sideways jump seat. Have no idea if that was ever an option, so assuming it was.
Finally, bold, all-American style red paint job.
Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet. Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet…
Don’t know one trucklet from another, but I must note with envy that JPC, despite having some years on me, also seems to have quite a bit more hair. 🙂