William (Bill) Armstrong's photos with the keyword: rusty

Abandoned farm equipment - including trucks - can be found all over Saskatchewan. This well-weathered truck was manufactured by International Harvester.

Robsart, Saskatchewan, is a favourite location for photographers looking for abandoned buildings and vehicles. This truck looks like it did a lot of work back in the day.

A close-up view of a rusty pickup truck parked in front of a house on a busy street in Regina.

A view of a GMC half-ton, converted to black and white, but with a bit of red and green added back in, accentuating the rusted metal, and vestiges of the original green paint.

A closely cropped look at the grille of a vintage, well-weathered GMC half-ton truck.

I have driven by this truck many times, as it sits in a driveway in front of a house located on a busy street in Regina. It has never moved, as far as I know. One sunny morning I decided to stop and take some photos of it. Most of the original green paint has been weathered away.

Another image of a rusty GMC half-ton truck, converted to black and white, but then with a bit of red added back to accentuate the rust, and a bit of green as a reminder of the original paint job.

A close up of a round saw, part of an exhibit at an agricultural museum in Swift Current, Saskatchewan.

I have been by this barn with the fieldstone foundation many times, but for the first time I noticed a vintage farm tractor beside it.

A control panel on an abandoned fire engine, with the tachometer reading stuck at 1500 rpm.

Another International Harvester truck. This one has an improvised no-nonsense front bumper to replace the original. The image taken in September 2022.