#wagonmaster

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Ford Motor Co, 1976

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Wagonmasters of the 20th Century Saturday Evening Post, July / August 1973 Photography by Paul Guerin

[thelakesidelife]

A sharp classic #grandwagoneer at a super classy Smith Lake home. We love the juxtaposition of old & new, timeless & elegant. Gorgeous home & landscaping! 〰️〰️🏡💕〰️〰️ “Love these postcards of Wagonmasters at/in their New Homes! 1991 Spinnaker Blue out at Smith Lake in Alabama! First road trip! Nice place ya got there, John!” - 📷 @wagonmaster 〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️ #grandwagoneer #wagonmaster #jeep #classiccars #lake #lakelife #smithlakehomes #homesofsmithlake #alabama #alabamalakes #alabamalife #smithlakecommunity #smithlakesocial #lakeliving #lakeside #lewissmithlake #lifeonthelake #lifeonsmithlake #livelovelake #livinglakelife #livelifelakeside #ilovesmithlake #visitsmithlake #smithlake #smithlakeal #smithlakepix #smithlakelife #smithlakemagazine #thelakesidelifemagazine #thelakesidelife (at Smith Lake, Cullman al) https://www.instagram.com/p/COynARxLjoG/?igshid=1gafzjx8hnmm7

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Porter Wagoner

Wagonmaster (2007) … late-period reflection …

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[howardhawkshollywoodannex]

Jane Darwell, as Ma Grier, is one of the angry mob in The Ox Bow Incident (1943).  Jane was born in Palmyra, Missouri and had 209 acting credits from a 1913 short to Mary Poppins in 1964.  She has two John Ford films in the top 133:  The Grapes of Wrath and Wagon Master.

Chris Pin Martin, as Poncho, is part of the angry mob on the left.  Chris was born in Tucson and had 145 acting credits from an uncredited bit in Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush (1925) to 1953.  Most of his performances are uncredited, including uncredited parts in the best 1,001 entries The Big House, Captain Blood, Stagecoach, and Suspense, but he was credited for his part in The Mark of Zorro.

[swiftmotoring]

Sad to see these 2 Grand Wagoneers sinking into the ground. These are too far gone to consider. #jeep #grandwagoneer #wagoneer #wagonmaster (at Pinehurst Lake)

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[fourstjames]

As with many great companies, their business of restoring Jeep Grand Wagoneers began with a passion more than a profit motive. For years, Leon ran a successful agribusiness near Eagle Pass, Texas. When it came time to retire, he decided to go right back to work, restoring the cars that had served him so well in the harsh South Texas conditions. Leon loves everything about these Wagoneers, and was determined to keep them on the road, even if Chrysler would not. http://www.fourstjames.com/blogs/stories/14105377-even-grander-the-second-time-around Photo © No. 4 St. James