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...especially for their pickups. Photos Back | Next Back | Next This was the first year of the post-World War II styling. Ted Toensing, Baxter; Kent Goble, East Gull Lake; and Larry Olson, Nisswa, also knew it was the year the F-Series was introduced...
...truck was a 1935 Chevrolet one-ton truck. It is a one-and-a-half-ton truck. Rosemary Petrich, Staples, and Ted Toensing, Baxter, were very close. Petrich had the right size but the wrong year. She guessed the truck was a '34 Chevy...
...Special fast back four-door sedan, last week's Guess the Vehicle. Correct guessers of the year were Harry Austin, Ted Toensing and Tom Erickson. None of these guessed the correct model. Toensing and Steve Anderson also wrote it could have been...
...sedan. Correct guessers were Russ Moore, Henry Wolf, Ted Toensing, Harry Austin, Ken Ness, Tom Crawford, Jim Johnson...car to have cruise control?" This was furnished by Ted Toensing. The answer to last week's trivia question, "What...
...Guess the Vehicle. Other correct guessers who remembered these cars were Tom Erickson, Harry Austin, Larry Roscoe and Ted Toensing. Larry Mongan, Emily, who submitted the photograph taken in Idaho, said the car had Silver 8 Streak on each of the...
...Vehicle. There were only 1,844 of these Cruisers made. Ted Toensing, who submitted the photograph taken in March at a western...Austin, Larry Roscoe, Kenneth Ness and Al Seberg. Ted Toensing took this photograph in March at a western United States...
...Hubert; Hank Millette, Brainerd; Rick Anderson, Staples; Steve Anderson, Merrifield; Marc Woods, Richmond; Ted Toensing; and Larry Roscoe, Brainerd. Erickson said his identifier was the "itty bitty line on the back of the car's roof...
...Suburban all-steel station wagon. In fact, the '50 Plymouth Suburban cost more than a convertible that year, wrote Ted Toensing. Toensing also was among the correct guessers of last week's Guess the Vehicle, a 1950 Plymouth Suburban Woody...
...magazines. He thought this one could have been powered by a Rocket 88 V8 engine. Pete Nelsen, Larry McQuiston and Ted Toensing guessed the car to be a 1957 Oldsmobile of some type. Rosemary Petrich knew that the rear quarter panels were from...
...people guessed the right 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...