The light from the headlights was steady but not bright enough, leaving watermarks on the windshield.
Accompanied by the roar of the engine, the shaking of the car body, and the moaning sounds of various old and worn parts, it lulled one to sleep.
Damon's pickup was not a new purchase.
To be honest, it probably wasn't much younger than Damon's son—
Although the United States had been manufacturing pickup trucks since 1940, from 1942 to 1945, under the influence of World War II, the War Production Board in the United States had a comprehensive ban on automotive companies manufacturing civilian vehicles, as all production lines were allocated for military needs.
Not until 1946 did the situation improve, with companies like Chevrolet, Dodge, and Ford beginning to resume civilian pickup production.
