Was this taken somewhere around the central station? Several buildings there have a similar style.

I think it was on our walk from the cathedral to our first beer that day. Looking at the map it's probably just outside the central station.


https://www.google.se/maps/@50.846565,4.358653,3a,75y,145.12h,95.94t/data=!3m4!1- e1!3m2!1sWuM4hyvYD_MIGz8NKaA2uQ!2e0!6m1!1e1

Both customized plates (111yyy & sbo) aren't yet on licenceplate.be, you could submit the pic there

on the right, a car that seems to come from Fast & Furious movies
on the left, a VW with a custom "New-York" plate and orange front lights looking like some US-specs DRL (not visible on the image)
http://licenceplate.be/plate/newyork#highlights

A garage near my school has a US-spec Mercedes A124 parked in front.

For the DVLA-checkers:

397 NMN (I hope, I noted it correctly, this early morning on a Rover "Auntie", sitting on a trailer, towed by a Sprinter with Polish plates, going eastbound on the Autobahn A2.

Nothing. Tried the other M and N combinations and NMN 397 with no result.

Germany doesn't have a site like that (stupid government, thinking owner information is mandatory!) but maybe I can program one in a few years...

^^The reason is the new EU plates are completely free to have a personalized combination, compared with that the old plates (3letters-3numbers) are not so exciting anymore.
And by the way, with the usual amount of foresight, the personalized plates can't even be read by speed cameras. They never risk a fine. http://www.gva.be/cnt/dmf20150521_01691698/bestuurders-kunnen-boetes-ontlopen-met-gepersonaliseerde-nummerplaten

Secma FunTech thing:

This evening, I spotted a 1941 Ford that's for sale. If you know anyone who's interested, talk to these people:

https://www.facebook.com/FOXSKARAOKE

They publish custom plates starting by 9 though, hence why I thought they would accept the 111yyy.

OK. Now what? Hey, it said cf 28297!

Photo taken by my father:



Opel Cascada with custom plate

I didn't even know this model existed
And it does not seem very common, as we do not have any on the site!

... though that it exists also as Vauxhall, Holden and (soon) Buick: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opel_Cascada

Last Saturday I was too busy too looks around here
http://www.oldtimermuseum-hoeing.de/
and to make more photos to you (the most cars you have already seen and for the thousands of toy-models (it's the world's biggest Audi-toy-collection and in a few weeks it will be the world's largest model-car-collection, too) I had no time and patience.
So only pics from the visitors parking:







A local guy came around for a look. There was also annother with an US-spec Mercedes R107 and a Dutch Golf I "Triple White" Cabriolet, but I had to time for pics.






Yesterday afternoon we placed our cars on the airfield of the
http://www.lsf-wesel-rheinhausen.de/




Their ols towing-Benz I've already shown. This is their winch - which unfortunately broke during the event, so a lot of glidings were not possible any more.





Something for the plane-fans:




@walter: photo-shooting for the next "Audi scene"





and photo-shooting for the next "VW scene":

So how big part of German K70's "population" we see on the airfield shot?



Yesterday - quite bad pics taken from city bus.
The old cars are going to place where vintage cars owners like to make small meetings and which is in this area. Some day, If I won't forget as often, I will go there to take better pictures.

The red Toyota Celica A40 Liftback and grey Żuk A09 or A11 in front of it:


Volvo PV, the PV 444 I believe:


There were also early Polonez and MGB (with rubber face) around.

In saturday, in different part of my town, I also saw mint looking silver Peugeot 504 - too mint = too quick to take its picture - rather not diesel.

20 cars had been there, so ca. 5% of the assumed survivors worldwide. As there were also Dutch and French cars, you cannot take the "German population" as basis (which would be pointless anyways, as our connections and also the cars paths through their lives are transnational)

Spotted in Edinburgh: