I saw a lifted orange (!) first-generation Ford Bronco the other day.

Who wants to see a Volvo 9700 bus in the USA?! It just so happens that I saw one on I-75 this afternoon.

From what I remember, in Belgium we had both, and indeed it was strange as they were nearly identical.
As they were made in Germany I suppose that they were both sold there too.

From Wikipedia:

Yes, here we had both versions. I think, in all EU-countries were sold them parallel.

Except in Finland we didn't get the Bora Estate at all

Two popular models of "today" and "yesterday", but in unusual versions:
1. Polish reg. Suzuki Reno = Chevrolet Lacetti rebadged for the US and Canada.

2. Much older private import from the era of black plates - Renault Alliance - ultra RARE:

"Waiting for dead" appearance - pity, as it could be interesting and exotic youngtimer.


EDIT: Imageshack lost the pics - dead links have been removed.

I saw a Ford Durango today. Just kidding I didn't see one.

Incredible find by Jale on the site.

Today, when I went to the canal, crossing our village to have swim at my lunch-time (it was the hottest day this year, 38 degrees), I've found that at "my" place (I drove back home to pick up my camera):

again please, what is this car?
http://www.2i.cz/6f8a5872a1

Thank you very much

This is off-topic, please stop posting that here.

@Sandie : we should not help them, these are usually people asking help here for winning quizzes, we just end up having endless posts about that.

Okay.

It's been ages since I saw one of these and it was only when I looked at the photo just now that I realised it was a LHD one registered 5 years after they stopped selling them here (they remained available until the Nuova Panda came out in some markets):

So please delete that.
Thanks.

Ingo asking me to delete off-topic, that's priceless

At the world's biggest IMCDb-user-meeting ever -unfortunately you'd been two days too late for that - I was even asked, why I never have shown ambitions for being an admin. Then I could do that by myself. But my opinion hadn't changed: it's more comfortable, if you just can nag and vituperate and let the other do the work

Ingo Is The Vituperator - coming soon to a screen near you. Lets have a photo of some haggises ....

Me & the wife with a '39 American Bantam at the Yankee Candle Village, South Deerfield, Mass.

Have you tried to change the places with the two teddybears? Hopefully not, I cannot recommend that, after my traumatizing experiences, once in a Nissan Copen and annother time in a Thurner RS.

No problem:



Yes, the brown thing in the dish is Haggis. And in the foreground something for Lateef: Diet Coke.