1930ies, looks German. The badge makes me think about D-Rad.

It's just a guess, I'm not a bike-expert.

Thank you, ingo! Right direction. It's my fault that scan not good enought and i wasn't too attentive. But today i look at this photo again and i believe i can read Zьndapp on the fuel tank. I just wonder which model and year is this.

What's this electric car?

Miles ZX40S: http://www.milesev.com/#zx40.swf

thanks!

Shouldn't be too difficult I'm sure. Also what country is the registration plate?

Aus Ford Fairmont or similar - about 68-70. Home-made convertible. Also I think sold - and maybe even assembled in ZA. Plate likely to Aus, ZA or neighbouring African.

Australia has smaller plates, it looks rather African indeed

Further detail. Aus [XT] series body used for Falcon/Fairmont with ZA assembly confirmed for 69-71. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Fairmont_(Australia) , http://www.flickr.com/groups/carguide/discuss/72157626512726726/ .

It's already listed:

http://imcdb.org/vehicle_318760-Ford-Falcon-XR-1966.html

This is my contribution, for sure... and obviously, i posted the pictures before.

and that was never contested

Hopefully, i contested this, because i remember my nice contribution

South Africa, an old one from the Cape Province:

Haha I didn't even think to look that up on this site, because it's not a particularly well known music video it's in. Thanks for the information, everyone. So this is quite a rare car I'm guessing? Sadly it is crashed into a river in the clip.

I mean nobody said that it was not yours, and this is not a new contribution replacing yours: he just asked to identify a car without knowing it is on the site.

Anybody have a clue what kind of car or truck uses the dashboard from this celebrity's twitpic?

http://twitter.com/#!/DaniellaMonet/media/slideshow?url=pic.twitter.com%2FTRr247S- p

Can't give you a model but it's definitely from a BMW. I'd guess a 1-Series, 3-Series, or maybe a lower level 5-Series as it's only a 160 MPH scale.

Would they have such dual MPH/KPH measurements in the US or would that just be a UK thing?

And this?

Rebbra

http://www.arcar.org/rebbra-1976-en45009
http://www.grufoos.com/Rebbra-prototipo-Medanos-Buenos