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Fortunately. At least New York is not a recommended place for spotting classic cars (for cars from far away neither). I saw just one 1971 Chevelle in TriBeCa, otherwise just single cars from the late 80ies, like a 1986+ 420 SEL-Benz. Nothing else. Nothing French, no Montero, no Tempo. Just one 1985 Pontiac Sunbird (but that directly on the Times Square), and one rotten white K-Car has crossed in Queens our way back to the JFK-airport.
Sorry, that I missed to take a pic from the only 1st gen Ford Taurus (also in Queens) - with the lovely personalized N.Y. plate "NSA"
Other personalized plates, I remember were "A BENZ", "TTRIBECA" and "6 NL". In Florida this March I saw also the N.Y.plate "BROOKLYN". And in 2003 a stretched Limo (a Lincoln IIRC) with "CAREY" (probably from Mariah herself. It was at the same evening, I was nearly ran over by Mel Brooks, when he came out of his theater's parking garage quite dynamic. He drove a 7-series BMW.
Sorry, that I missed to take a pic from the only 1st gen Ford Taurus (also in Queens) - with the lovely personalized N.Y. plate "NSA"
Other personalized plates, I remember were "A BENZ", "TTRIBECA" and "6 NL". In Florida this March I saw also the N.Y.plate "BROOKLYN". And in 2003 a stretched Limo (a Lincoln IIRC) with "CAREY" (probably from Mariah herself. It was at the same evening, I was nearly ran over by Mel Brooks, when he came out of his theater's parking garage quite dynamic. He drove a 7-series BMW.