Somewhere this week on the web (I think) I saw a photo of him on a
platform on top of a light colored stationwagon. I didn't pay attention
to the kind, but it had real wood trim. It wasn't the famous "Woodie"
either.
He had the camera near the front of the platform, above the driver's
seat facing forward.
Gregg
"Brian P. Huber" wrote:
>
> If I recall correctly, Ansel Adams used an International Harvester
> Travelall. Circa 1973 or so. Those things were built like wagons (log
> wagons) and rode like them. Very stiff and hard riding, built with a truck
> attitude, not a lighter-riding "today" vehicle.
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