Reminder of the previous message
When I was riding my Motorbikes (1980's) I used to carry a small 110 camera in my pocket & stopped to take photo's of any unusual cars/bikes I saw on my travel's.
I'll dig a few out & post them here.
ps- I tried to get film for that same camera last year, and only found out they'd stop making that type of cartridge film lonnnggg ago.!
I'll dig a few out & post them here.
ps- I tried to get film for that same camera last year, and only found out they'd stop making that type of cartridge film lonnnggg ago.!
My brother just sent me across a few photo's he'd taken recently (on his camera phone) which he thought maybe of interest.
One for Yann (mr Cadillac)
..and this for the boy racers among us
One for Yann (mr Cadillac)
..and this for the boy racers among us
Oh how nice the Caddy 
I saw something unusual today: a "Chrysler Ram Van".
Unfortunately I did not take a pic, as I thought that it was just a Chrysler Voyager with a fake badge until I saw that it was actually a panel van, too late to take the pic.
It is not a EU-spec Dodge Ram, but rather a EU-spec Dodge Mini Ram Van or even Dodge Caravan C/V (not sure of the year, but it looked too recent for being the first one).
I did even know that they sold that one here, and so even less under that name I guess that they are really not common.
Unfortunately I did not take a pic, as I thought that it was just a Chrysler Voyager with a fake badge until I saw that it was actually a panel van, too late to take the pic.
It is not a EU-spec Dodge Ram, but rather a EU-spec Dodge Mini Ram Van or even Dodge Caravan C/V (not sure of the year, but it looked too recent for being the first one).
I did even know that they sold that one here, and so even less under that name
I guess that they are really not common.
I just remembered something strange I saw last year in Nevada:
The big red truck is an International CXT, the world's largest pickup truck...I was somewhat surprised somebody actually bought one.
The big red truck is an International CXT, the world's largest pickup truck...I was somewhat surprised somebody actually bought one.
Had a quick dig through the photos, not may turned up really, I muse remember that phone=camera!
Most rare - probably getting within touching distance of the 2003 Ferrari F1 car, and touch it I did much to the disapproval of the attendant.
Saw a very nice phantom outside the Hotel Du Paris, quite a rare car even in Monaco.
Out boss turned up in this a couple of years ago when they were new. But he'd only taken it for a test drive sadly. And then only to snub Aston it turns out who'd made him wait for a test drive there! Oh to have such troubles
This was a fun ride to the church at a friends wedding. Really made a nice touch to the day! I think it was a Bedford.
Most rare - probably getting within touching distance of the 2003 Ferrari F1 car, and touch it I did much to the disapproval of the attendant.
Saw a very nice phantom outside the Hotel Du Paris, quite a rare car even in Monaco.
Out boss turned up in this a couple of years ago when they were new. But he'd only taken it for a test drive sadly. And then only to snub Aston it turns out who'd made him wait for a test drive there! Oh to have such troubles
This was a fun ride to the church at a friends wedding. Really made a nice touch to the day! I think it was a Bedford.
Badlymad, I like the picture of the CXT. It completely towers over the Mitsubishi Eclipse!
Here are four pictures, that I took when I went to the Pacific Northwest recently.
First a Volvo 1800 in Portland, Oregon with SAINT on the license plate.
Second is a FJ55 Toyota Land Cruiser in Seattle, Washington. This was the first time I had ever seen this vehicle before. Another is used in the movie The Mist.
Third is an International Harvester Scout II in Portland, Oregon. Not as rare but still very interesting in my opinion. I stopped to take this picture and on my right was a small cafe and the people sitting outside were staring at me...oh well.
Fourth is a Volvo 122 in Seattle, Washington. Sorry this picture is dark.
Here are four pictures, that I took when I went to the Pacific Northwest recently.
First a Volvo 1800 in Portland, Oregon with SAINT on the license plate.
Second is a FJ55 Toyota Land Cruiser in Seattle, Washington. This was the first time I had ever seen this vehicle before. Another is used in the movie The Mist.
Third is an International Harvester Scout II in Portland, Oregon. Not as rare but still very interesting in my opinion. I stopped to take this picture and on my right was a small cafe and the people sitting outside were staring at me...oh well.
Fourth is a Volvo 122 in Seattle, Washington. Sorry this picture is dark.
Nice pictures
Three weeks ago, my father and I saw this nice big Volvo truck :
A small accident between a tram and a car happened, I guess that the truck was there to put the tram back on rails (though that finally it seems that they did not had to use it)
My father took so much time to make the picture that the truck was leaving, so there is no really good full view of it
Location: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&jsv=107&ie=UTF8&cd=1&geocode=0,50.860838,4- .331857&ll=50.857865,4.318418&spn=0.001312,0.003047&t=k&z=19
And for those who wonder what is the round building with green roof in background: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilica_of_the_Sacred_Heart,_Belgium
A small accident between a tram and a car happened, I guess that the truck was there to put the tram back on rails (though that finally it seems that they did not had to use it)
My father took so much time to make the picture that the truck was leaving, so there is no really good full view of it
Location: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&jsv=107&ie=UTF8&cd=1&geocode=0,50.860838,4- .331857&ll=50.857865,4.318418&spn=0.001312,0.003047&t=k&z=19
And for those who wonder what is the round building with green roof in background: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilica_of_the_Sacred_Heart,_Belgium
My brother sent me a couple of photo's of one of his neighbours cars
Always great to see an SM (and it still looks futuristic even 30+ years on.!)
Always great to see an SM (and it still looks futuristic even 30+ years on.!)
I love it, incredible car (in the desing of course, i cant talk about the handling, i havent tried one shamely)
(in the desing of course, i cant talk about the handling, i havent tried one shamely)
It's taken me a month, but i've managed to find some of my old 80's photo's and scan some for this page. Here goe's:-
a Lagonda seen passing during the 1981 london to brighton veteran car run
It may not be exciting for all of you living in central europe, but for me in 1983 on a day trip to Bologne this Autobianchi A112 was Great.! (still is, I also like the Innocenti mini de-tomaso.! )
from the same France (october 83) visit.
A Seat I believe?
450 sel's were fairly common, but this was the first (and last.!) i'd seen with a body kit.!
chevy el camino ss (rare in the UK) photo from 1987
..more pics soon
a Lagonda seen passing during the 1981 london to brighton veteran car run
It may not be exciting for all of you living in central europe, but for me in 1983 on a day trip to Bologne this Autobianchi A112 was Great.! (still is, I also like the Innocenti mini de-tomaso.!
)
from the same France (october 83) visit.
A Seat I believe?
450 sel's were fairly common, but this was the first (and last.!) i'd seen with a body kit.!
chevy el camino ss (rare in the UK) photo from 1987
..more pics soon
I was driving around one day when I spotted this pimped-out Caprcie with giant wheels and Buick-style "ventiports" on the fenders:
another one I saw at another dealership the same day. This one had racing stripes on the hood
I've seen many other modified Caprices too, some with giant wheels and others that are painted in strange colors (like lime green with purple polka dots) I don't know what it is about Caprices that makes people want to customize them so much. I mean, you never see pimped-out Crown vics, do you?
Oh yeah, here's another car I spotted one day. Probably not interesting or special to most of you, but it's ever so beautiful to me and rare too. A 1991-92 Olds Custom Cruiser
I also saw this strange looking little thing sitting in some vacant lot. I've got no idea what it is, but I'm pretty sure it's something European and wasn't originally sold here in America.
another one I saw at another dealership the same day. This one had racing stripes on the hood
I've seen many other modified Caprices too, some with giant wheels and others that are painted in strange colors (like lime green with purple polka dots) I don't know what it is about Caprices that makes people want to customize them so much. I mean, you never see pimped-out Crown vics, do you?
Oh yeah, here's another car I spotted one day. Probably not interesting or special to most of you, but it's ever so beautiful to me and rare too. A 1991-92 Olds Custom Cruiser
I also saw this strange looking little thing sitting in some vacant lot. I've got no idea what it is, but I'm pretty sure it's something European and wasn't originally sold here in America.
