Rather a 3-Series by the shape of the wheel. It's a two-door-car either.
Or something Japanese. I think, Toyota had similar steel-wheels.

Northern Ireland car bomb in the late 1980s. Can anybody tell me what it is (was)? Possibly a BMW 7-series E34?

Found some more, on EnglishRussia again (thanks to Jalopnik for linking to it). Always heavy on the details, the post fails to actually say what it is, but I can read now that it says 'трэкоп' on the front (I think, my Cyrillic comprehension skills are a little nonexistent). Something to go on at least.

Here's this thing again:

Great! Thanks a lot, atom!

SPECIALLBUILD

We have in earlier sale tips showed Plymouth as ambulance and here is another example on a speciallbuild.
It's a 4-door Plymouth Belvedre 1964 that have been rebuilt by Sölvesborgs Bodyshop. ANA-Motor in Lund have sold the car and futher information can be apprehended from our salesdivision.

Now that I mentioned ANA-Motor of Sweden for another time, I recalled a scan of a 1964 Plymouth. This one:



And here´s my identification question to our friends from Sweden: Can somebody help me by translating the small text into English or German? I didn´t get the point who was the coachbuilder: ANA-Motor or Sölvesborgs Karosseriverkstad?

Thanks in advance,

Tron

2003-2006 Silverado

Which Chevrolet is this?

You could just post a link to the thread?
A good site for 3 wheelers: http://www.3wheelers.com/enter.html

Hrrmphh, it doesn't

I've tried to post a pic of a total strange three-wheeler, which was running in the GDR. Perhaps it was something selfmade.

The pics are in my license-plate-collector-forum, also as pics from an unknown sportscar from the Soviet Union.

I'll try to solve the problem (but I don't know how...)