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Larry Roscoe, Brainerd, received this photo in an e-mail from his classmate, Earl Faulkner, who was going through some old things and...
Larry Roscoe's "stab" at guessing that last week's vehicle was a 1960 Buick Invicta proved right. Photos Back | Next Back | Next He was...
Last week's guess the vehicle brought back memories for Larry Roscoe of Brainerd. Photos Back | Next Back | Next This 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe was similar to his first car, he wrote. He...
...This 1941 KS-5 International cab-over truck was last week's Guess the Vehicle. Photos Back | Next Back | Next Larry Roscoe of Brainerd spent 48 hours on the Internet searching for last week's Guess the Vehicle. "Pretty sure I was looking...
...Ford Model A coupe. Photos The three readers who correctly guessed this included Luke Kristofferson of Staples and Larry Roscoe. Kristofferson said he has a similar car sitting in his machine shed. He bought it in 1968 (it was sitting in weeds...
...pickup anywhere from a 1949 to a 1956 -- he guessed it was a 1951. But once the photograph appeared in The Dispatch, Larry Roscoe wrote in an e-mail that is was a 1959 Scotsman. He even attached a photo of a 1959 Scotsman. So I e-mailed the...
...the Dispatch that the complete slogan was, "Buy the International wagon, built to tow." Another correct guesser, Larry Roscoe, said these Travelalls could be custom built to someone's specifications. These included axles, springs, frames...
...engine. She also noted that these cars were made in Flint, Mich., California, New Jersey, Kansas and Georgia. Larry Roscoe of Brainerd was the next closest. He e-mailed that his guess was a 1948 Buick Roadmaster. He wrote that the gun-sight...
...year and make. Tom Erickson, Don Carlson, Tom Kinsley, Dick Bender, Rosemary Petrich, Ted Toensing, Ken Ness, Larry Roscoe, Harry Austin and Steve Anderson all had the answer. Larry Mongan, Emily, submitted this photograph. Can you guess...
...said the very last car to come off the assembly line was on March 17, 1966. Correct guessers were Harry Austin, Larry Roscoe, Kenneth Ness and Al Seberg. Ted Toensing took this photograph in March at a western United States car show. Can...