I wonder if they still run as vehicles, or are used like trailers, put there with the help of another vehicle.

Many of that Type H vans were imported for "Food Truck" business purpose, still very nice to see them around.

Mid-August I was in New York for a week, not many unusual vehicles spotted there.

Trucks seem enormous of course for me, as Euopean Especially this kind of trucks with engine in front of the cab in city streets:


(compared to the usual cabover trucks in EU)

I didn't know that the NYPD were still getting smart fortwo, here a relatively recent model:



And a matching trailer



Is the driver door reinforced to be bullet proof? Other police cars seemed to have that additional layer on the front doors.

BTTF replica in the Hard Rock café:



A bunch of Citroën Type HY around the Rockfeller Center:



It felt like a fake EU location from a movie set

When to the city today, found a American & JDM beside.

i kinda miss those Chiclets-like VW.. it sure would put some color in the white/grey/silver/black automotive world we're living in today..

Oh yes, I never mentioned this at all - during our vacation in Sweden I spotted a genuine Golf III Harlekin, USDM and all!

Yesterday, on the way with my K 70 to a regional NSU meeting I spotted in our next village a 1958 Mercedes 300 SL Roadster, parked in front of a pizzeria.

It was not their pizza-taxi, because this pizza shop has no delivery service.

Seen in the last couple of days:

I had an opportunity to snap another old cars at my hometown:
AM General DJ-5 Dispatcher, Chevrolet C-1500 Silverado [GMT400] and first-generation Ford Edge.

Spotted a good position of 1969 Ford F-100 Ranger, 1957 Ford Ranchero and Toyota Camry (XV40 platform) (this one is unintentional ) at my town.