@ eLMeR : the black one in the 3rd pic is a Ford Model T
and the Navigator's MY range is good ( a shot of the front would have determined if 2003-2004 or 2005-2006

Thanks, Baube (are you skating on the streets too, in your place? ). I'll ask, but I'm not sure there's a front view of the Lincoln.

Kind of embarassing for someone who lives on a ice hockey ground ( can't believe the U-20 gold medal just slipped thru our sticks.. and just discovered that Paris will host a part of the next IIHF World Championship .. what a shock ! ) but i can't skate...

we got some freezing rain but its not that bad now . This , on the other hand, is starting to be a part of the daily routine...

Hmm, I don't think that Porsche is such a beauty. Looks like a plastic replica to me.

Various dashcam pics from the last couple of weeks...

#1 unknown




#2 1961-62 Ford Thunderbird (far left)


Rear (far right)


#3 196? unknown



#4 1967 Chevrolet (Impala?)





#5 unknown



#6 1973-79 Datsun 620?



#7 Chevrolet K-5 Blazer



#8 1979-81 Toyota Truck



#9 unknown (Off-road vehicle)



#10 1984-88 Toyota Truck



#11 1991 Toyota Corolla



#12 1989 Chevrolet Corsica



#13 1989-94 Nissan Maxima



#14 1990 GMC K1500 Suburban



#15 1990-97 Lincoln Town Car



#16 1994 Saturn SW1 Wagon



#17 unknown



#18 Some sort of Rolls-Royce

#2 looks like a 1964 T-bird
#3 is a 1966-67 Chevy II
#5 is a Ford Maverick
#6 yes, a Datsun L'il Hustler
#9 is a Suzuki Samurai
#17 is an early Saturn SC2

1956 Packard Patrician, quite rare



1965-1966 Rambler Classic



#9 is a 1971-1972 Plymouth from the Satellite family, maybe a Road Runner based on the hood

#11 is a 1975-1976 Mercury Cougar XR-7



The "Pontiac" is a 1946-1948 Plymouth with a 1950s Chrysler hood ornament

Lamborghini Gallardo


Fresh wreck in the middle lane of the interstate somewhere in Hampton Roads; I and the cars ahead of me made abrupt lane change to avoid


Alfa Romeo 164


Porsche 911 Turbo (Probably real? Not 100% sure)


1989-1990 Dodge Dakota Convertible (Not very clear in the images, but trust me the red pickup is a Dakota convertible - ~3700 built 1989-1990)

Taken two months ago, a Citroën DS in a Citroën garage close from where I live:



That garage also has displays with many model cars (collection from the garage owner, I guess), some are seen in the reflection in the top left corner of the photo.

Thanks for your ID'ing night cub and Cougar Tim.

1978 Chevrolet Caprice Classic



Dodge Viper?



1967 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe

Viper, yes ..
Dodge..maybe, SRT was also a short-lived ( 2013-2014 ) brand by itself so it might be one

but i don't know how to tell them apart...

^ I had forgotten about SRT

#1 1960 Rambler Classic?



#2 Studebaker unknown




#3 another Studebaker unknown




#4 1969-72 Chevrolet Nova



#5 1990 Honda Accord (cleanest one I've seen!)






#6 1994 Chrysler Concorde



#7 1994 Honda Accord Wagon LX



#8 1997 Nissan 200SX



#9 Maserati unknown

A very clean vintage find, Reg

Spotted a white Ford Probe GT today...with red indicators and a tiny plate space plus red fog light, so a today uncommon early US spec one [T22] sold from July 1993 until late 1994, when the Euro-version arrived. Can't remember what the tail lights looked like - despite being US imports and having red indicators, the Euromerican and the domestic T22 had different tail lights.

I spotted a (tuned) 1994+ Euro version a few minutes later.

Euro T22 (and the 1994+ Euro version with identical stripes like I saw them for comparison) http://www.benegizer.de/Probe/Probe_Kauf/T22-ECP.jpg

US T22: http://usedvwofharrisburg.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/1993-probe-1d.jpg

More certainly a 1958-74 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia / Type 14 convertible
Specialists will certainly be able to narrow down this model year range (1970-71 US-spec all red tail lamps, here?).


2007+ GranTurismo. Once again, it's possible to be more precise.

Getting rare now.... in this condition even more... the bumper lost a little fight but i'm seeing some Sentra 10 years younger than this one that looks like they met a can opener.....


I saw it while getting to the Palais des Congrès for the Montreal International Auto Show ( too many ) pics to follow soon

Edit : no worry for safety, i was in the passenger seat....

Thanks!



Not sure why I thought it was a Studebaker



Lots of 1991-94 Nissan Sentras still alive down here, very easy to find on the local craigslist too (https://sandiego.craigslist.org/search/cta?query=nissan+sentra&min_auto_year=199- 1&max_auto_year=1994). And even more just south of the border. My Dad used to have a 1993 Nissan Sentra, he still maintains that was the best car he ever owned. Him and I named the car "Jorjet" back then.

#1 1974-75 Dodge Dart Custom



#2 1969 Chevrolet Impala (plus a bonus early-90s Buick LeSabre)





#3 1967-72 Chevrolet C/K unknown




#4 1975-79 Oldsmobile Omega



#5 1977-84 Cadillac Sedan de Ville (sorry for blurry pic, it was raining)



#6 1974-77 Chevrolet El Camino



#7 1982-86 Chevrolet El Camino (not 1987 due to original blue/yellow CA plates which ended in 1986)




#8 Mercedes-Benz unknown



#9 1997 Mazda 626 (also a 2000 Oldsmobile Bravada SUV parked on the left)




#10 2000 Chevrolet Prizm LSi



#11 Suzuki Aerio?



#12 2003-06 Chevrolet SSR

the LeSabre is 1997-1999 , you can see the amber turn signal cornering ( right word ? ) the bumper

Chevy pick-up is younger than that. i can't give an official year range but it looks 1973-1980 ( 1981 to the end of that generation stop using the vertical sidemarker and traded it for an horizontal one , 1972 had tail lights like those )

Mercedes seems to be an S-Class to me ..... and you can take out the question mark for the Suzuki, it is an Aerio

As for the VW/Studebaker thing, maybe the sun shining on the nose made you thinking of those

The Omega is a 73-74 model, when they were round. The 75-79 models were boxier.

• As said by Baube, a 1973-80 model. More precisely, a 1973-74 one, due to style of the fender badge;
• If I'm not mistaken, this badge says that this pickup has the Cheyenne Super trim: it shows 2 words with each having a small vertical bar that projects downwards below the row. The only other trim levels available in 1973-74 were Cheyenne, Custom Deluxe and Custom..
• It's also a C-30 'Big Dooley' Bonus/Crew Cab. What's weird is that only the right side has DRW...