Wagons in vintage Street scenes

Looks like barracks on a Navy Base...with those palms, perhaps Hawaii, Guam or Florida? I'm certain the Crew Cab was a Navy vehicle as it's painted grey.

 

It may be. I wasn't sure if it was a barracks, a college dorm or even a Motel. There wasn't a description with the photo. You're probly right though, since most crew cabs of that vintage were ordered by either Military, Railroad, Logging or municipalities.
It's also interesting to note that many of them were shortbox stepside variants. Back when a truck was a truck. Not a luxury vehicle.

 

080 - Shopping Centre, North Vancouuver by srv007, on Flickr

 

Great place to visit. The Bavarian town of Levenworth is only a short drive away.

6/1/74 - Wenatchee, WA

167 - Another Sav? by srv007, on Flickr

 

Grand Coulee is also a great place to visit.

6/1/74 - near Grand Coulee, WA

170 - First Camping Night by srv007, on Flickr

 

Ironic, that the Date is February 2nd

2/2/75

398 - Downtown Toronto by srv007, on Flickr

 

474 - Snow on Cars at Work ... 4 Apr 75 by srv007, on Flickr

 

4/6/75

483 - Snowed-in Houses ... 6 Apr 75 by srv007, on Flickr

 

Montréal, 02 avril 1976. Boul. Saint-Laurent, depuis rue Beaubien >Nord. by DubyDub2009, on Flickr

 

Montréal, avril 1976. Les 3553-3527, boul. St-Laurent. by DubyDub2009, on Flickr

 

Montréal 1976. Les 5155-5149, boul. St-Laurent. by DubyDub2009, on Flickr

 

Dominion Place Saguenay, Chicoutimi 1968 by Vintage Canadian Supermarkets and Discount Stores, on Flickr

 

Le Forum de Montréal, 1960. by Archives de la Ville de Montréal, on Flickr

 

Montréal, 15 avril 1976. Les 207, 211, rue Craig, coin ave.de l'Hôtel-de-Ville. by DubyDub2009, on Flickr

 

C.N.R. Station, Truro, Nova Scotia by R R Horne, on Flickr