Which one? There are several cars "made for V" and also several with the plate "S.C.V. 1" existing.

Or was it even the famous http://image4-cdn.n24.de/image/3509966/2/large16x9/eq3/papst-neues-auto_580x325.jpg ?

Nice pic of you and Magic Johnson.

The G-Class, with the wedge-shaped roll cage.

Thanks ingo. Groucho has two stars, one for radio and one for TV. This would be Hollywood Blvd, the other is Vine Street. And there's also the hand prints in the cement.

A 1960 Standard Vanguard Vignale Estate spotted in Mount Vernon, Glasgow.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/90054193@N02/13786534355/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/90054193@N02/13786866194/in/photostream/

Saw this Amphicar at the grocery store today:
amphicar2

Seems to have been untouched since it went out the factory. The chrome lasts longer than the paint :).

Except for the "Six" emblem and the vent on the hood, what are the difference between "your" estate and the Standard Vanguard Six one?

Hope it doesn't behave as a yellow submarine, when going in water

In fact, you shot two strange cars: what is the green thing behind?

Green Car is a 2007 Dodge Charger R/T Daytona in Sublime Green... 1 of only 1650 made in that color

An interesting car sighting which is a little different:

In fourth grade we were learning about how to be safe in traffic and all that kind of stuff, which was later followed by a test. One of the pics in this test was a picture of a New Beetle reversing out of a gate, and in the back, you could clearly see a silver Citroen HY parked on the street. It was far away, but it was there.

I wish it was my estate! No exterior differences other than those you've mentioned. The 'Six' model introduced an updated interior and most importantly a six-cylinder, overhead valve 1,998cc engine which would later feature in the Triumph 2000.

With that ratio, looks more like an old Japanese, the 1974–1977 Corolla Coupé



Er... "Sublime"... Er... Let's say... Maybe it's good they didn't make more?

Let's continue with the travelling impressions.

Alcatraz:




If anyone had seen "American Graffiti":




Both plates are expired, but authentic:

Carmel-by-the-sea:





on the same day, some hours later at the motel-parking in San Simeon:







Note the second sticker on the left. Very probable the owner travelled a bit across Europe after he purchased his brand new T3.
(the export plate -resp.both export plates here- is from Hannover, where the VW Transporter-plant is located).


Hollywood Entertainment Museum:






Route 66:

a) Hackberry General Store:


















http://www.keepersofthewild.org/ Valentin/AZ, Route 66 between Hackberry and Seligman:






In front of the Dinosaur Park/AZ:




















Seligman/AZ:















incl.something for the DVLA-checkers in front of the http://www.road-kill-cafe.com/ (I can recommend their food)



Owned by a proud guy (Page/AZ):

I didn't realize that color was that rare. I took the original and cropped just the Charger:
chargerrt

It's all in the spacing - Sub-Limegreen would be a better description ...


Long gone from check sites, but it's a Beardmore Paramount Mk7 with a 1959 London plate - eg http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_173489-Beardmore-Paramount-1956.html .

The view in the mirror today on the way to a small K 70-meeting in Holland. Location was the borderline D/NL on the Autobahn A3/A12



The participating car were all known (and photographed a plenty of times), except this one, owned by an old man in the neighbourhood:






A local truck dealer. On the stickers in the windscreens in Dutch colours is all remarked "Country" and "Port", so it's very obvious, that the truck will have a long second life on annother continent.





As planned since a longer time, today I catched this rarity at the other end of my village:







@chicomarx, @DynaMike, you surely know this magazine, or?



There's a story inside with the title "Slaved by the Saab 99 turbo" about a guy, who owns 57 Saabs (all saved from the crusher), among them 26 99 turbo.

Seen today. Surprise to see this "Bug" in such a decent condition.

What is this van?

Its a Polish van - Zuk http://imcdb.org/vehicles_make-Zuk_model-A07.html Soviet Union imported them in 70-80s.

Thanks. This is a van we do not see a lot, on western side of the former iron curtain