I don't have a picture for this one, but while I was riding the bus through Riverside yesterday, I saw a 1974+ Chevy Vega on someone's lawn. It was seriously beat-up and did not look like it ran, but it's the first one I've ever seen nonetheless. Next to it was an equally beat-up 1975-77 Ford LTD sedan.

A polish-Korean design, productionised by the British, bought out by the Russians and now, two generations of Transit seen off, back in Britain imported by the Chinese:

Now that's globalisation !

Seen yesterday ( but not uploaded until today because flickr is slower than a 1st gen Pontiac Firefly towing a Ford Excursion.... ) . Fiat 126 . I'd like to know the possible year range . i think it might be 1984+ judging from what i saw/read on internet but i don't think i ever saw one


my car found another way to get in the pic..


Nothing feels better than driving on some new asphalt

Speaking of white cars...missed that white Peugeot 505 a few days ago...again

This 126 is from the years 1978-83 (till mid-1983). Since May 1983 to early 1985 there was only the "Fiat 126" badge on the back (w/o "Personal" trim badge) and then in 1985 the facelifted version was introduced.

My brother spotted this today in DC, wanted to know how much it costs:

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Starts at $111,200 on MB's website, BTW.

Saw this 1993 Ford Tempo today. It looks depressed...



I saw two more of that generation Ford Tempo while driving later that day, oddly enough.

Thanks weasel1984

i first thought it was 1984 or over because of the bumpers because i saw a bunch of chrome ones on older ones on google..

Installed a dashcam in my car last night, so now I can show you guys the cars I see while driving. Too bad I didn't install it a day earlier - I could have shown you guys a 1979 Chevy Malibu coupe and a 1983-86 Ford LTD that I saw on the freeway yesterday...

Anyway, is this Lexus a legit Lexus or is it a custom job?

It's an first generation GS with a revised trunk lid/rear panel

Always fun to see a M5 ( it was one, not in the pic , the 4 exhaust pipes and the fender vent make me believe so ) . What drew my attention even more was the M5 badge... some of our Europeans friends will spot why quite quickly..

I see, so 1993-97 according to Wikipedia. Interesting. I hadn't seen one before.

I was scouting out a location in L.A. on Google Earth before I go there later on, and I found several streets with loads of old, old cars. I'll post the particularly interesting ones:

1. 194? unknown



2. 1968 Chevrolet Impala coupe?



3. 1979-81 Toyota Truck



4. 1983 Toyota Tercel



5. 1987-88 Honda Civic?



6. 1980 Datsun 210?



7. 1965 Ford F-100



8. 1982-90 Chevrolet Celebrity



9. 1980-85 Chevrolet Caprice coupe



10. 1976-78 Datsun B210 coupe



11. 1961-67 Ford Econoline



12. 1992-93 Ford Festiva



13. 1983-87 Ford LTD Crown Victoria Wagon



14. 1975-77 Ford Maverick



15. 1987-93 Ford Mustang



16. 1973 Plymouth Duster? (green car)



17. 1983-87 Ford LTD Crown Victoria Wagon or Mercury Colony Park



18. 1982-86 Toyota Celica Supra



19. 1965 Imperial Crown



20. Two different generation Lincoln Town Cars



21. 1983-87 Mercury Grand Marquis



22. 1965 Ford Mustang



23. 1970-72 Honda N600



24. unknown



25. both unknown



26. 1976-80 Chevrolet C/K-Series



27. 1975-76? Plymouth Valiant



28. 1968 Pontiac Firebird



29. unknown



30. unknown (sorry, I'm mentally worn-out by this point...)



31. unknown



32. 1979-81 Pontiac Firebird



33. Volkswagen unknown

4 is a 1986 only Tercel ( CHMSL )
5 is a 1988-1989 ( funny, in the left corner there is a ' report a problem ' link and this one looks like it has a few problems to report..
8 is 1986-1989 by CHMSL and tail lights( or 1990 , in Canada, only the wagon made it to 1990 but i don't know for USA )
18 , 1982 is good but its a Celica only
28 looks like a Cutlass Supreme ( or one of its friends )
30 is a Mercury Cougar
31 black one still unknown to me but blue one is a Karmann Ghia
33 is a VW Rabbit

Nice finds... i had a similar idea for a topic but gave up after spending an hour of getting nothing interesting...

1. 1947 Buick Special Four-Door Sedan model 41.
2. 1965 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe.
24. 1963 Plymouth Valiant Convertible.
25. 1956 Chevrolet towing a 1940 Cadillac Sixty Two Sedan for five passengers.
27. 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door Sedan.
28. 1969 Oldsmobile, likley a Cutlass S Holiday Coupe.
29. 1964 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan, I think I can see holes for Impala side trim.
31. 1936 Nash

US Military train in Fulda (Germany) on its way to Ramstein Air Base, possibly originating from Bremen or Hamburg port.





Oh my god, the Transformers are silently infiltrating us with several clones of "Hound".

Hope they are Autobots and not Decepticons in disguise...

In reply to Reg1992 long post:

11. 1965-67 Ford Econoline Super Van, has the extended length
16. with the pointy nose, it's actually a Dart Sport coupe, the Duster twin
17. Buick Estate wagon rather than Ford
20. looks like a brown Chevelle sedan hiding behind the fence
23. 1972 Honda Z600 coupe rather than the N600 sedan

Reply to Baube:
8. It was the same in the US, only the wagon in 1990

Seen now yesterday...

and this one . 1978 Porsche 928 from Europe ( dashboard even had a gauge written in german i forgot the exact words but it was related to oil pressure )

Chevrolet Camaro :



Not an everyday sight here in Belgium, though that in North-America it is probably quite common

interesting bug of the forum, I don't know why there is a Charger capture attached to my post
It must come from elsewhere (but I didn't upload it), if I delete it I'm afraid it will disappear from its original location where it may be useful

It belongs on the Silk Stalkings page, submitted by HunterMan. Not sure how it ended up in your post.

I just added to that page, so you can delete here.