Hi there, someone can recognize the blue pickup used here? https://youtu.be/fN-xq7t6pKw

Something out of that range i would say: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_Task_Force

Btw, beautiful color combination on that Sebring Convertible.

Previous generation, in fact: 1947-55 Chevrolet Advanced-Design / GMC New Design. With the 1947-53 angled bed rail and the 1951+ vent windows, so a 1951-53 model.
No front view, so impossible to say which of the 2 makes it is.
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Edit: due to the single vertical reinforcement bar on the bed side, a ½-ton Advance-Design 3100 / New Design 100.

Thanks!

Something more harder here to identify I would say, what's the convertible here? https://youtu.be/Hhk4RHJM6L0 Looks made of plastics.

It is.

Marcos Mantis: http://www.marcoscars.net/models.htm#97Mantis
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d5/Marcos_Mantis_-_Flickr_-_exfordy_29.jpg

Thank you, this is for real a LHD version and how many were produced? Makes me wonder if this was in Italy...

51 made according to Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcos_Engineering#Marcos_Mantis_2

I imagine barely more than a couple were made in LHD so definitely a rarity.

A little something different this time. I found a pic of the interior of a Unimog from 2007 on Wikimedia Commons, and I noticed something unusual about the stereo system. It contains AM, FM, and "CC" bands.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2006_07_15_W%C3%B6rth_0081_(8584679515)_(2).jpg

The obvious question for those of us not from Germany is what's a "CC band radio?"

Actually that is an english abreviation.

It simply means Compact Cassette. The shaft for it is behind the Mercedes Logo i think.

A few crappy pics of mine over the last couple of years that I couldn't pin down:

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Porsche unknown



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These were over a year ago and unfortunately I don't have any more detailed pics of any of them.

BMW 5er E28
Porsche 914
1970 Chevrolet Suburban: https://vimeo.com/86368838
1960 Rambler Super 4-Door Sedan
1964 Mercury Montclair four-door sedan

Thank you!

Among some other "minor changes", the video shows a 1972 grille and the 8-stud wheels of a ¾-ton C-20, despite the fact that this "completely restored" car is said to be a ½-ton C-10 in the video presentation. Accuracy was apparently not the greatest concern for this restoration

It's a custom not a restoration. It's also the very same vehicle as in Reg1992s picture

The Mercury is a Breezeway sedan, with the rear window that lowers to provide ventilation to the interior.

http://oldcarbrochures.org/NA/Mercury/1964-Mercury/1964_Mercury_Full_Size_Brochure/1964-Mercury-Full-Size-18

@ atom: I know it's the same vehicle, the plates are the same. I was just joking about the "completely restored" used in the video presentation, as it's indeed all but a restoration

Chrome bumper, so a 1970-72 model. If genuine, 5-lug wheels mean a 914/6.

All 914/6 had vinyl rear pillars as standard. If it's painted = 914 4 cylinder (although some option packs added a vinyl pillar, so it's not an automatic indicator of 914/6).

I "found" this car in an old photograph of a bus. The photo was taken in December 1984 in Bonn (Germany). Any idea what it is? Looks like a car based on a Mini.

Mini Clubman: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mini_29#Karosserie