Hi Skywatcher68 Nice to see your face here

Ingo, I'm guessing the guy wearing the North Korean shirt is you?

That's definitely the guy I'll be betting on in a fist fight.

What does haggis taste like?

@karoomay: yes. But I'm not the only IMCDB-ist on the pic.

@Neptune: (surprisingly) not that much like entrails -where it is made from-, the seasonings are in the foreground, also the onions and a bit the oat. But in fact the main taste is grease. The version you see on our dishes, was deep fried, so not the classic style ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis )

It's very satiable, especially as here, with chips/French fries/pommes frites. As dsl has commented: "Ideal for a long working day in the mountains". That's true, I wasn't hungry until the late evening.

So, I assume the other guys in the pic are dsl and Sandie you met on your recent trip to Scotland?

Some Norwegian guy went to Sweden and bought a Neckar Jagst 770:


SAAB 99 custom made wagon, note two-door front doors and four-door rear doors:




Some modern retrocrap I saw in Poland:

That is quite an interesting find, atom

Nice Saab indeed, I hope it will be restored

Picture I took in 2011 of a SAAB 900 with the rear part from a Volvo 855:

@karoomay: yes

Such a Nissan Sunny Van http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_9533-Nissan-Sunny-Van.html is running in my village. Obviously an extreme rarity, as we have only this one listed.

Isn't http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_180170-Nissan-Sunny-Van.html the same model? That makes two listed

This afternoon, when we had dinner in the best place around the whole Ruhr Area for roast chicken -and pommes frites, too!- ( http://www.hahnfinke.de/ )
a Brilliance BS4 passed on the street. Different to the other very few Brilliances, I've spotted before, it had a regular registration and was used as a family car. The other (just 2 or 3 at all) were all dealer's cars.

Naw. I have enough trouble fitting in a VW Rabbit.

I recently saw a 1973 or 1974 Ford Custom 500 along Florida State Road 50 in Clermont. This guy had to know he was going to get attention strictly because it's a Custom 500.

On the same day, I took a picture of an F-350 Super Duty pickup with DRW on US 27 in Davenport, Florida, but this one had a custom-built bed that had to be at least 12 feet. Most pickup beds are a maximum of 8 feet.

Sadly, it had some damage to the driver's side rear fender.

So two "fords custom", but I prefer the older one.

@atom - retrocrap = Nestor Majestic.


Vintage XJ6 s1:


And A112 next to it, the model which has never been too easy to meet here:

Do you had there a chance for an IMCDb-user-meeting?

Seen on the ferry back home:





I cannot remember, that I've seen such in Germany. Unfortunately I missed it, to make pics, but in the UK there were some, 3 or 4, even smaller Camper in Fiat-basis - every time it was such a short sight, that I couldn't identify the basis-car
Doblo? Punto? Does anyone knows more

They remind me the Camper on Uno-basis from the late 80ies, also the Camper, based on the Citroen Visa.

I cannot be more Scottish, not at this location





Unfortunately there was not really time to browse intensively at this absolutely recommended location dowards the hill dsl knows it.




Seen later on in Edinburgh:








Annother UK-typical ice cream van, standing on the pier of Tynemouth the following day: