Pick Up Truck Collection (page 2)

"From Vintage Classics to Modern Powerhouses: The Timeless Allure of Pick-Up Trucks" Step into a time machine and journey back to the rugged roads of yesteryears

Pick Up Truck Collection: OHIO: COAL DELIVERY, 1940. A delivery worker shoveling coal from a pick-up truck

OHIO: COAL DELIVERY, 1940. A delivery worker shoveling coal from a pick-up truck into wheelbarrows in a residential neighborhood, Chillicothe, Ohio. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein, February 1940

Pick Up Truck Collection: WASHINGTON SLUM, 1935. The slum district of Washington, D. C

WASHINGTON SLUM, 1935. The slum district of Washington, D. C. Photographed by Carl Mydans in November, 1935
WASHINGTON SLUM, 1935. The slum district of Washington, D.C. Photographed by Carl Mydans in November, 1935

Pick Up Truck Collection: COTTON PICKERS, 1938. African American cotton pickers boarding a crowded truck

COTTON PICKERS, 1938. African American cotton pickers boarding a crowded truck, used for transporting migrant workers to and from the cotton fields, Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Pick Up Truck Collection: MIGRANT WORKERS, 1935. Vegetable workers waiting after work to be paid, near Homestead, Florida

MIGRANT WORKERS, 1935. Vegetable workers waiting after work to be paid, near Homestead, Florida. Photograph, 1935 by Marion Post Wolcott

Pick Up Truck Collection: MIGRANT WORKERS, 1935. A family of migrant farmers with their truck carrying all

MIGRANT WORKERS, 1935. A family of migrant farmers with their truck carrying all of their belongings, at San Joaquin Valley, California. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, 22 February 1935

Pick Up Truck Collection: COTTON PICKERS, 1937. Cotton hoers in Memphis, Tennessee, preparing to depart for

COTTON PICKERS, 1937. Cotton hoers in Memphis, Tennessee, preparing to depart for a days work in Arkansas. Photographed by Dorothea Lange, June 1937

Pick Up Truck Collection: Workers are loading up a Bedford truck at the Lime Works in Dunton Green, Kent

Workers are loading up a Bedford truck at the Lime Works in Dunton Green, Kent. 1938

Laos, Northern Laos, Muang Khua, Nam Ou River, river scene at the docks

Egypt, Cairo, Birqash Camel Market, camels loaded onto truck and out in the open

Pick Up Truck Collection: Silverstone Classic

Silverstone Classic
Ford Falcon Ranchero truck, I can really see that this could have been used to run moonshine by the good old boys

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"From Vintage Classics to Modern Powerhouses: The Timeless Allure of Pick-Up Trucks" Step into a time machine and journey back to the rugged roads of yesteryears, where iconic pick-up trucks like the Ford F100 Pickup 1969 and GMC pickup 1958 ruled the streets. These legendary vehicles were more than just modes of transportation; they symbolized strength, resilience, and American ingenuity. In 1979, during the infamous oil crisis, cars lined up at service stations in Maryland as fuel scarcity gripped the nation. However, these powerful pick-up trucks stood tall amidst adversity, their sturdy frames ready to conquer any challenge that came their way. Fast forward to July 1954 at Wollaton Hall's Royal Show in Nottinghamshire - an agricultural stand showcased these trusty workhorses. Farmers admired their versatility and dependability as they tackled demanding tasks on farms across the country. The GMC pickup 1958 made its mark not once but twice in our historical narrative. Its timeless design captured hearts throughout generations with its sleek lines and robust performance capabilities. In more recent times, we witnessed the rise of modern powerhouses such as the 2008 Dodge Ram SRT pickup truck. This beastly vehicle combined raw power with contemporary style - a true testament to how far pick-up trucks have evolved over time. Venturing into picturesque landscapes like Silverton, Colorado revealed a sight that epitomized American freedom - rows of pick-up trucks standing proud against breathtaking backdrops. These vehicles represented adventure-seeking souls ready to explore new horizons. Traveling back even further in time takes us to Pie Town, New Mexico in 1940. A filling station and garage served as a hub for hardworking individuals relying on their trusty pick-ups for both work and leisure activities alike. During America's westward expansion era in California circa 1935-1939 captured by Dorothea Lange, pick-up trucks became the symbol of hope and opportunity.