Here is one discussed previously the EU-specs Oldsmobile Alero, which seems usually badged Chevrolet here:

I really like the alero, it's so nice, i'd love to own one, also so uncommon they're very rare to see

I'm in Seattle, Washington! I've spent one day here so far and I've seen a ridiculous amount of nice cars but haven't got any pictures yet, I'll try today and tomorrow. I've seen a few Volvo 1800s a couple Volvo PV544 which Atom would be interested in. I saw a Detomaso Pantera, a FJ40 Land Cruiser among other older Land Cruisers, an International Harvester Scout, and my favorite being a first generation Ford Bronco. In just one day I spotted so many cool cars! I'll try and get some pictures.

A couple of PV544? That's lucky, I just see some once in a while...

Anyhow the last weeks I have seen the new SAAB 9-3X a few times, I didn't know it was released yet?

Nice

Yesterday I saw a new Renault Laguna Coupe (is it really new?)

But my car was much more interesting: the Laguna slowed down on the left lane besides me, because the lady on the passengers seat has wrenched her neck to get a look of the front badge of my K 70.

it's been for quite a while on the market now



I would have done the same

@ Atom, yes there was a parking lot of old Volvos and there were a couple parked next to each other along with many 1800s. Possibly a place that restores them?

Well here are some pictures I took yesteray. I should be able to take more but yesterday was especially beautiful for Seattle.

An incredible old Land Rover. It was very impressive.


A VW Thing!!


The Space Needle!

Quite common to see them here still arround.



The first time i saw it i thought of Impala Wagon, then saw what you wrote, and OMG, it's in essence a Chevrolet Impala, isn't it?

Somebody can helpme to discover the name or model of this car or the movie where appear this car?. Thank you.

@ CCF, well this is the United States, you just don't see that many Land Rovers of this age. It's similar to Antp showing pictures of American cars, most of the ones he posts I see all over the place. And it's a Chevrolet Parkwood above not Chrysler, my mistake.

Here is another angle of the Land Rover. You can see the amazing view in the background behind this house, too bad its been so hazy here that its not possible to see the distant mountain ranges like the Olympics.

Sure no problem with that I do not think he was saying that with the meaning "it is off-topic". And even here in Belgium these must be less common than in Spain. At least in cities.

Another one probably common for you but not for us, and that Ccf will like:



Oldsmobile obviously, but which model?

And an unlucky Rover P5 (I suppose that the driver had some injuries too, seeing the windshield and the fact that an ambulance left a little before I took the picture)

Sure i didn't mean to find you any fault, just letting clear they're still pretty common here!



So you went into that private property huh?

Oh my God how nice!! i think it's a Ninety-Eight of the eighties, really beautiful!




Ouch poor it!

Tastefulkly customised Pylmouth...
Poor Rover
Nice pics Montero! (if you see any classic Mustangs-pics Please!)

Suzuki X-90 :

Those things are so ugly and stupid.

It was a good idea to buy a cell phone with a digital camera in it
Found today:

Triumph 2000 MkII



DVLA info for FJU489L:

Date of First Registration 25 09 1972
Year of Manufacture 1972
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 1998CC
Fuel Type Petrol
Vehicle Colour BLUE

It seems that it was not just on travel, but that the car was exported to Belgium:

Date of Liability 01 08 2007
Export Marker Export
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Type Approval null

Is that really legal to keep the English plate then?

Here is another view of the Firebird


I'm back from Seattle, had a great time.