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No markings on this old truck, but I believe it to be a 1940ish Chevrolet.
1959-60 International Harvester truck.
This old 1954 Dodge truck is still working, advertising "Summer Dayz" in St. John, Washington.
St. John is a town in Whitman County, Washington, United States. The population was 599 at the 2020 census. St. John is the birthplace of the twentieth governor of Washington, Mike Lowry. _ Wikipedia
Located in the rollings hills of the Palouse region of Eastern Washington, St. John is the perfect place for a start-up business with total connectivity. Here you can enjoy a relaxed lifestyle, inexpensive living, and a friendly and progressive community. Many retirees have chosen St. John for its clean air, tidy streets, mild climate and beautiful nine-hole golf course with no tee times! _ from the internet.
1941 Chevrolet AK series.
In 1941, Chevrolet introduced the Chevrolet AK Series, which was a light-duty truck. The style of the brand wasn't only improved, but the engine was built stronger.
It can be compared to a working horse as the combination of the half car/half truck concept provided the usability of a car with a truck's payload.
1952 Ford truck with good tires and ready for work.
This is the interior of a copper fountain, bottom, side and top, flipped. It hasn't functioned for years and has been used as an ashtray by people standing in the courtyard. The blue/green part is where water gathered and the light section the side where it shplashed. The red part not touched by the water.
