Some "barn finds" in Savski Gaj (near Zagreb, Croatia).

Cadillac (?) together with Ford Freestar in the upper right and a Chevrolet Tahoe (not in picture) on a parking lot of a car service.



A Seat sedan, thats all i know.

Seat Málaga:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-Seat_model-M%E1laga.html

Nice snow-less pics..

not seen in a while , not as common as it was in the 90's or early 2000's


i saw this one a few days ago on a 2016-2018 Honda Civic, i just find it funny, wish we could do that..

I saw somebody who had a gas cover with a hungry cat on it. I didn't take a picture of it though, because I thought I'd see it again on a whole bunch of other cars.

You mean Simon's Cat? https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1Z0BTKVXXXXXNXpXXq6xXFXXXd.jpg

I've seen that one at least once.

The weirdest car I ever saw was a LHD GMC Astro van in the UK,

That's nothing. I saw one of these in London, back in 1990.

http://gcc.dealeraccelerate.net/vehicles/141/1983-cadillac-seville

Exactly the same, but in white, and with british plates.

1967 Ford XL




1973 Plymouth Duster




1974 Datsun 710 Coupe



1974 Mercury Comet



1980 Toyota Celica GT



1987 Mercedes-Benz 560SL Convertible

What about a 1971 Fulvia in America?

Vehicles seen on St Kilda, Feb-March 2018.

Main island has missile tracking radar station now run by Qinetiq on behalf of MoD. Ex-military Caterpillar D-6 looks derelict but still used a couple of times a year to clear storm boulders from the beach landing ramp.







Ex-military Foden also used occasionally to move big things - first seen parked up, then a few days later moved to a different spot.








Also 2 Land Rover 110s based there - a double cab Defender pick-up and an older 1990s Station Wagon - plus a white Peugeot Tepee van - not shown. White IVECO with LHD and interesting sticker from an ongoing construction project for new accommodation block, along with other construction plant temporarily on the island.








Have got several more plant shots, but nothing particularly unusual - just the sorts of things you'd see on most sites, so only posted a couple of pretty ones.

Not the best pics, but the I saw my first 2018 Jeep Wrangler [JL] the other day:

1962 Ford Falcon (saw grille but did not get a pic)



1975 Mercury Grand Marquis





1985 Chevrolet El Camino, with rare Gem Top attachment (best shot I could get of it)



2015+ Toyota Mirai, first one I've ever seen

I'd say it was an odd choice for a taxi, but I also saw a black hatchback one used as a taxi the night before:

Not my picture (it was taken in 1984) but can anyone ID the highlighted coupe in the background?

^One of the 1974-1977 GM 'colonnade' coupes - Buick Regal, Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu, Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, Pontiac LeMans. Based on the way the light is reflecting off the bodyside contour line (straight and horizontal, interrupted by the rear wheelwell), I think it's 'just' a Malibu. 1976-1977 rear bumper.

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Pretty much every time I go to Staunton I see something good. This 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 is just stunning:


Not just any car hauler:


And a few from the you-don't-see-those-very-often-anymore category (model years from CarFax):

1994 Ford Aspire


1989 Mercury Grand Marquis (That color!)


1992 Toyota Cressida (Final year for this model in the US, wearing antique vehicle tags)

dsl, since you mentioned Foden, it reminded me of another European truck manufacturer bought by PACCAR. Somewhere near me, there's a Kenworth/DAF cabover truck of some kind owned by either a local St. Vincent de Paul thrift store, or a local Habitat for Humanity thrift store. If I ever see it on the road, I have to get a picture of the thing.

^ Top pic is a 1969 Imperial LeBaron - nice find!

Yes, that Imperial is nice.

Does anybody remember that time I told you about the '67 Chevy Granny Bel Air I spotted in Orient, New York? Well the same day I also spotted two interesting trucks west of that, specifically in Wading River, New York.


On the left, you'll see a 1968-72 GMC 4WD pickup, with the roof of a half-top GMC Jimmy covering the bed. The guy looks like he's trying to convert it into an older-looking Yukon, or something like that. On the right, you can see an old Mack C-Series cabover fire truck from sometime around the 1950's originally owned by a fire company in Blue Point, New York.

Spotted outside an antiquie shop near me



Mandille et Roux, 50cc. Has a Sachs motor so bits should be OK, he's asking £950 or offers, Hmmm.....