As Refuse truck, it's always an MR indeed. Made from 1978 until 2007, here with the 1981+ headlamps. I suspect a late model, due to the grille logo.
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For the record, the MC name (used on "non-refuse" trucks) was discontinued in 1987, so all 1988+ trucks with this cab are also MR models.

I don't know if Commander57 does the forum, but Hemmings had a story today of a man who has collected more than 700 cars over the past 50 years, and has hired several auction houses to sell them. He had a penchant for the independent makes. Story here:

Studebakers, Divcos and more, oh my!
https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2017/02/23/studebakers-divcos-and-more-oh-my/?refer=news

awesome collection... just sad that some are in such a state... some will need a long restoration.... if bought, of course

Especially the limo. It almost makes me want to forward it to some collectors.

A mouse fell out of this truck (1998 (Nissan Diesel) UD 2600 by CarFax) in front of me at a light:


Modified BMW M3 [E90]:


1933 or 1934 Ford hot rod in the office garage:



Nissan Figaro that made me squee with joy when I saw it:




Last image has cameo appearances by a 1985 Lincoln Town Car, a brand new Buick Envision, and an unmarked white van with Government Department of Homeland Security license plates - I hope Figaro has his papers in order.

seen today but no pic as it was behind me except for a line change ( it was turning right while i was going straight ) . no much luck once it got visible to my camera, was followed by two other cars that quickly blocked any pic possibilities

it was a 1999 Pontiac Sunfire GT convertible, with the top down.... at only 40 F... winter tires and a top down convertible are a weird combination...

It depends on which convertible is concerned

Today i was in Kaiserslautern where an US Army Depot is situated. Many soldiers live in Kaiserslautern and they drive american cars. Ramstein is also close by.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiserslautern_Military_Community

What i saw:

- Chevrolet Traverse
- US Ford Focus Sedan SES
- Jeep Wrangler
- Nissan Altima
- Chrysler 200 (my favorite)

I only managed to film two cars with my dashcam because i had a battery charging problem. My charging cable was attached but the camera was not charging.


Second Generation US Ford Focus Sedan SES

(actually i wanted to turn left and i waited deliberately to film this car. But just as it passed by my battery was empty )



Oh and a funny looking pickup on a construction site. I found that picture in a forum.

Nice captures. I like the Chevrolet truck Purzel89.

#1 1957 Ford Thunderbird




#2 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air




#3 1963 Plymouth Valiant Wagon




#4 International Harvester Scout?







#5 1977 Lincoln Continental Mark V



#6 1978 Oldsmobile Delta 88 (I've seen this one before, pictures way back earlier in the thread)



#7 1981 Volvo DL (according to bar.ca.gov)



#8 1982 Mercedes-Benz 380SL




#9 Mercedes-Benz unknown



#10 1984-88 Toyota Truck (there must be over a thousand of these still running around here )



#11 1986 Mazda B2000



#12 1990-94 Chevrolet Lumina



#13 1991-94 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer



#14 1992-93 Honda Accord



#15 1994-96 Toyota Camry Wagon



#16 1993-97 Chevrolet Camaro



#17 1998-00 Ford Contour (I never see these)



#18 Jeep Rubicon (looked interesting to me, I think this is an older one)

1956, actually.

Also a 1956.

18) Based on the color and stripes, it looks like a 1975-76 Renegade model:
http://www.phoenixgraphix.com/amc/7576jrg.php

#9: Another Mercedes-Benz SL.

#17: I am happy that i am in advance to some american guy. A man from Poland allowed me to sit in a Mercury Mystique (same platform as Ford Contour). I cautiously asked him if i can drive it just a little bit. He denied but at least he drifted in circles with it while i was in it. - Or at least as far as you can "drift" in a FWD.

SLC - longer cabin and side vents in rear side window.

CougarTim, I think you might like this one.

Thanks guys for your ID's.

Love that Cougar too.

#1 Chevrolet unknown



#2 Cadillac unknown



#3 1973 Chevrolet unknown coupe



#4 1975-76 Chevrolet Caprice Classic



#5 Bricklin?



#6 Mercedes-Benz unknown



#7 a rare Jeep pickup of some sort



#8 1986 Honda Accord



#9 1986-87 Honda Accord



#10 1988-92 Toyota Corolla (7JIC846 turned up nothing on bar.ca.gov and carfax)



#11 1990-91 Toyota Camry



#12 1990-91 Toyota Camry



#13 1994 Ford Aerostar



#14 1996 Pontiac Firebird



#15 1997 Mercedes-Benz SL 320



#16 Oldsmobile unknown



#17 Oldsmobile Silhouette?



#18 Infiniti unknown



#19 2001 Toyota Celica GT



#20 Jaguar unknown



#21 2016 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG

#5 - Yes a Bricklin, rare find!!

#7 - Jeep Comanche, based off the XJ Cherokee, another rare find nowadays!

That looks like 1955 Chevrolet Two-Ten to me



That looks like either 1973 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Coupe or 1973 Chevrolet Impala Custom Coupe to me



It could be either 1974 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Coupe or 1975 Chevrolet Impala Custom Coupe to me

Apparently it has been modified to make a low rider

10 : 1988-1990 ( 1991-1992 have red turn signal )

16 : 1992-1995 Oldsmobile 88 ( or Eighty-Eight, i guess i'll never learn.. )

18 : Infiniti I30, 1996-1997

20 : Jag XK8

The Bricklin is just awesome, never got the chance to see one in real life

Saw a Land Rover Defender 90 today ( or what i believe it is , was 2 door and really short ) but sadly, no pic...

Comanche.

I saw a 2000-2006 Ford Taurus in the Philippines.