It's a 73+ Mk2 for the starfish alloys, at first optional but standardised from Jan 76 along with brushed aluminium sill covers. But US Stags discontinued at end of 73/start 74 before the 74+ big bumper rules, and this sill looks painted - perhaps with anti-rust paint. So I'd guess a final-year-in-US example which has seen better days.

I finally managed to grab a picture of a local Triumph Stag. Unfortunately, it's at a mechanic shop on a busy road and my windshield was really dirty, but I was able to slow down enough to snap a pic:

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Renault Trafic indeed

seen ( now ) yesterday
two opposite in terms of price tags
Chevrolet Epica , i thought they were all dead...
Tesla Cybertruck.. looks even more weird/useless in real life..

also seen : that little 80's Winnebago that is related to a Renault ( Trafic ? )

Already gone.

Not a sighting, but I saw this abandoned VW K70 for sale at about 50 km from my town!
https://www.subito.it/auto/volkswagen-k-70-frosinone-572828164.htm
Never seen one in the flesh.

seen something weird today.. around like 15-20 Tesla ( Model 3 and Y ) parked one behind the other and all of them had their hazard flashing lights on..

On my doggie walk this morning I saw the IMCDb headline car.

A wealthy carpenter in my village owns a collection of classic US cars.


When I read this newspaper report about 250 burning mobile toilets

https://www.t-online.de/region/hannover/id_100522920/hannover-riesige-rauchwolke-ueber-der-stadt-dixi-klos-brennen.html

I thought about my childhood.I grew up a few streets nearby.

No, there is no relation of mobile toilets to my childhood. It's about the location. Back in the 70ies there was an asphalt company there - with a VW Typ 147 "Fridolin" as company car.
The only non-Bundespost-Fridolin I can remember.

seen today , Ferrari 296 , i think its the first time i see something else than a Lamborghini Urus in november

seen yesterday ( and in the last days )

late 60's/early 70's Chevy Corvette convertible with top down , even if it was only 7 °C ( about 45 ° )

early 70's Pontiac Trans Am ( seen only from the rear but had pre-1975 rear window )

my two first ( or both time same ? ) Chevrolet Avalan...euh wait , Silverado EV ( i'm almost sure that if the Avalanche was still there , it would look about like the EV )

Sadly , the 2 classics are probably the last ones i see until next year..