#1 - 1963 Dodge Dart 2-door sedan, it's just the angle of the photo that makes it look weird

#2 - A late Studebaker (1964-65)

#3 - 1968 Dart

#4 - Pre-bulletnose Studebaker (1949-50)

#7 - 1977.5-78 Corona

#8 - 1975-77 Civic 1200, does not have the CVCC hood scoops

#9 - 1985 Delta 88 Royale Brougham with the combo of the egg-crate grille and tri-colored taillamps

5 is a Golf II (in the front, naturally)

Thanks you three for those ID's. I forgot they still made Sutdebaker's in the early 60s.

These are from my dashcam:

1960 Ford?



1980s Dodge Diplomat I think....or maybe a Chrysler because of that rear-quarter vinyl top?



1987-89 Toyota Camry (there are lots of these here, even my co-worker drives one - but I really like them when I see them)



1990 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais



1994 Geo Metro



1994-96 Chevrolet Impala?



2002 Dodge Ram Van B3500 - only posting because I did not know they made them in this style into the 2000s....and to me they resemble "serial killer vans"



1968+(?) Volkswagen Sedan




Volvo unknown



unknown



unknown (I'm not good with supercars)

Ferrari 458 Spider for the unknown supercar.

Banning trucks over 7.5 tons on feast days has a whole new meaning after the events in Nizza.

1941 Ford Tudor

1965-67 Dodge D-Series 'Utiline' indeed. Possibly a long ½-ton D-100 or a ¾-ton D-200, as the wheelbase seems to be too long to be the one of the short D-100.


According to Wikipedia, the Pontiac G8 ST was shown at the NYIAS in March 2008 and scheduled as 2010 model, but it was eventually canceled in January 2009. Baube's link shows therefore imported, modified and street legal vehicles, but they are unofficial models.


Square headlamps indicate a 1965-83 Avanti II, not a 1963-64 Studebaker Avanti.


Not a "whole COE" : it was sold as LCF - Low Cab Forward (a name apparently reused nowadays).


I agree with Ddey65: despite Hemming's identification, a grille with single headlamps usually means a 1957 model.

Seen today ... totally unexpected but at the same time... my maternal grandmother lived in a building nearby and the underground garage is full of classics and other vintage vehicles... i don't think this one needs any presentation..

Yep, 1960 Ford Galaxie Sunliner.



Looks like 1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle to me.

Ah thanks. I'll get better at those eventually.







I knew it had to be Dodge based on those bug-eyed headlamps they used on their trucks in the 60s.



I never could tell the difference between the Volkswagen Sedans and the Super Beetles, I always get those mixed up. Thanks though.



Cool!

Long time since the last one.... and it still not bad, the only thing was that missing trim on the rear door



Sorry for the pic quality.. i guess my camera was in a bad mood tonight... next time i'll take 2 pics..


Missed a 1979-1982 Chevrolet Chevette due to camera failure today..

^ Nice 3rd gen Accord, I still see a lot of those here in similar condition. I would have loved to see that Chevette, I've only seen one in person (a beat up 1976-78 one), and it was actually being driven!

The Chevette was on the road, it was on the opposite lane, driven by an old lady.... i wanted to zoom in but for an unknown reason ( probably related to the " Infiniti Drop " ) the button wasn't responding then the whole camera was blocked. There was a message saying that i had to turn it off and on again but by then my light turned green and i had to leave the camera aside...


short story : The " Infiniti Drop " is how i call my little accident at the Montréal International Auto Show where i accidentally dropped my camera on the metallic part in front of this Infiniti https://www.flickr.com/photos/zytonits/20420296474/in/album-72157657598234420/
It did a fall of a little bit more than 5ft and landed on a corner near the zoom. Since then it has a little strange behaviour ( missing close cars and getting the far ones good, or the opposite, quality getting worst if i take many pics ( and recently did nearly 500 pics ithout problem... ) but most of the time getting good pics

Well, wasn't that short after all...

I have a soft spot for Chevettes.....call it a guilty pleasure

A few sightings with my dashcam over the last few days:

unknown (I'm horrible with antique cars)



late 70s GMC truck?



Datsun 280Z?



1983 Nissan Datsun 720 Long Bed?



another 1987-91 Toyota Camry (didn't get a look at the tail lights), also a Peterbilt on the right for anyone interested:



1989 Toyota Supra

Just loooove that generation of Supra...and the previous one....

But i hate that exhaust pipe/muffler.. never understood why people want an exhaust pipe big enough to let Santa Claus get in...

Looks like its always sunny in California....even past midnight

The grille seems to be the one of a 1975-76 C/K-Series. Front differential makes it more precisely a 4x4 K-Series, but the distorted ratio prevents from seeing if the bed is the one of short K-15 or the one of a long K-15 / "standard" K-25.

(1975 brochure cover)

https://i.imgur.com/9CZ2DYx.gifv
Hi, someone know what's this car?

@ElSaxo - here is its page:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_79986-Packard-Single-Eight-136-1924.html
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Plates stylized for pre-1976 format, but with 5 signs instead of 6:



It is 1966-72 104, the hubcaps seem to be from the older 103.

Spotted yesterday noon on the Autobahn A2 North of the Ruhr Area:








From that "car-for-movies" company:

http://www.rh-filmservice.de/

If anyone is interested, he may check our database, if his vehicles are already listed. Not unlikely, that it is.

Volkswagen Sedan/Super Beetle



1988 Toyota Truck (according to the original owner whom I spoke with)



1989 Volkswagen Cabriolet




1985-89 Lincoln Town Car




1984-89 Chevrolet Corvette? (had square pop-up headlights and square tail lights)



1990-94 Plymouth Voyager?



unknown (right)