1985 Honda Accord (à la hipster)

This looks like a hipster car to me. (I was going to call it a "hipstermobile", then looked it up.) Maybe it's just the chickenwire grill, or the fact that it made here from New Jersey with all that damage, or the Princeton sticker, or the ridiculous warpaint over all of the trim, or the super glossy hood.

D'ya think?

Parked in a nice spot though.

1975 Jeep J10

Sometimes you just have to shoot them where they are.

Hopefully this is a restoration project, or even a driver. These trucks always looked older than they actually were because of antiquated features, like the little overhang above the windshield. Just noticed that the turn signals don't match. So maybe it's not a '75.

1970 Volkswagen Beetle

1990 Jeep Cherokee 2dr (XJ)

This one is for Mark, the owner, who was so pleased by my interest in his truck.

I believe the two door Cherokee is less common, there being somewhat of a craze for four door SUVs at the time. Regardless, Jeeps of this era are interesting in that they echo the long history of conservative, 'military' looking vehicles while embracing a new style and better technology. So -- no super aerodynamic shape, but smaller and more practical than previous models. Love the oversized wheels/tires, squared off shapes of all lights, windows, grill, even fenders are mostly straight lines.