Nope. It's just the angle. Look at the first picture of it above and you can see it's a two-door cab.

That isn't a center pillar there? Wow.

Crew cab? Doesn't that imply four doors? This has only two.

And, just had a looksie at those two models elsewhere, and I think this is an F-250.

I think we can write off the 1968 at this point, and the F-100. This is either an F-250 or F-350 Custom, and it's a Crew Cab.

Here's what I know so far:

1971-72 Chevrolet C-20, because a C-10 could never handle a slide-in camper that big.



1972 Chrysler Town & Country.



1972 Chevrolet, maybe one of the last Biscaynes.



1971 Chevrolet, possibly an Impala Hardtop Sedan.



International Harvester of some sort.


1971-72 Chevrolet Beauville(G-Series).



1968-72 Ford F-something. I'm going to have to look at it on a better PC to narrow it down.



1971-72 Chevrolet Chevelle Concours or Concours Estate



Yes, this is a Dodge Power Wagon.

Yes, the movie about giant, killer rabbits. That for some reason eat human flesh in addition to vegetation.

Camper. 4 stars.

Cole Hillman's pickup. 4 stars.

Elgin Clark's station wagon. 3 stars.

Police car. 3 stars.

Unmarked police car, used by the sheriff. 3 stars.

Hillman Ranch truck. 3 stars.

Vegetable truck. 2 stars.

Van. 2 stars.

Yellow pickup. 2 stars.

Station wagon that passes Cole on the road and drives by the destroyed store. 2 stars.

Phone repair truck. 2 stars.

Dodge Power Wagon (?). It says "Power Wagon" on the side there, anyway. 1 star. It's the only background vehicle I'm submitting at this time.