it is more common in North America... but sadly not with those tail lights...

Concerning the bug.. don't know if its same for everybody but sometimes it works fine and few hours later totally out of reach... then works fine... then.. well you know the main idea..

The forum or the site itself? Both are completely separated
Anyway, better to discuss that on http://imcdb.opencommunity.be/index.ks?page=forum_topic&id=7697&index=0 for example

Bedford CF2:

Peugeot 404 Cabriolet :



(my dashcam is really bad when filming against the light, some day I should get a better one)

Try it with A-Rival Car Cam. The price is okay for the quality and night videos are pretty good. Filming against light is always hard, i think you will have a hard time to find one that has absolutely no problem with it. But still i believe you have room for improvement.

Do you have a Youtube channel for your Dashcam videos?

I bought it for 50$ (or something like that) on dx.com several years ago, so they most likely have well improved since then - any model will probably give better results.
I still haven't posted "funny" videos of what I recorded (e.g. cars passing at red light); the only one I posted was the road from home to (previous) work place in summer (i.e. low traffic) 2012:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5KaseZ3DpA

That quality is really terrible. I couldn't tell at first view if the car that cuts you at 1:55 is a driving school, a taxi or a police. It was a police if i see that right. That would explain why you did not use the horn. This would already go into my compilation.

But yes, you need a better camera.

EDIT: And btw, awesome cat videos.

At 1:55 it is a police car indeed (color scheme of Belgian police)
And indeed I wouldn't honk them
The camera quality was good at the time I got it (especially for that price), it had the advantage of recording in h264 format, so the files aren't too big on the SD card. Now I guess all use that format, and from what I saw from a camera bought by a friend, for around the same price you get a way better quality.

Thanks for many ID's. Yeah L.A. (mainly the poor parts) is loaded with old cars. You can see why car culture is and has been so big here.



Man, you sure know your oldies. Pre-1958 cars are all a mystery to me. Can't believe I messed up on #28 like that...



Dude, I didn't even see that hidden car behind the fence in #20! You have a keen eye!

Saw an ' almost-survivor ' tonight. Not that it is that old ( in the 20-something ) but sooo long since i saw one : Dodge Shadow convertible... couldn't take pic as the Dodge was the one to have a red light....

Some impressions from my US road trip in July:

Not just any exit - THE exit! (At the Sears/Willis Tower)

Impressions of Elk Horn, Iowa:


Doritos truck with old livery. Spotted in Indiana:


'67 Barracuda in Northern California. Mr. Sandworth, the chemistry and science teacher from one of my unpublished novels, drives one just like this:



'67 Fleetwood, obviously:


Now THIS is an interesting vehicle! Spotted after going to a Weird Al Yankovic concert at the Hollywood Bowl, my mom immediately assumed it must have been Al's car, but it wasn't. It's a 1986-87 Armaretta, built by the Lerini Coach Corp. of Reseda, CA. I recognized the Ford Granada headlights, and assumed it was based off a Seville.
Woman next to me: "Don't you mean Deville?"
Me: No, Seville.


A specific kind of fun is apparently advised to start here...


Tourist in Venice...


Cash accepted...

What's more, this was at Ingo's Diner in LA...

I also spotted at least two campers with German plates in Yellowstone, as well as a Blazer with a Sonora (Mexico) plate in LA.

Dashcam pics from the past month.

June 30 to July 4 I took a trip up to Pittsburgh.

Subaru Impreza pulled over on the shoulder of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Not very visible here, but the front end was badly smashed and there was no obvious cause in sight - no other cars, no roadkill, etc. I thought to myself, 'That's odd.'


15 seconds and 1/3 mile later: 'Oh. Yeah, that'd do it.'


Thankfully he didn't hit this one (1980-1984 Buick Electra):


International road-rail dump truck (I thought it was pretty neat):



Huge Hitachi mining excavator as part of a project rearranging a mountainside (I'm not sure if they're widening the highway or completely rerouting it). I have views from the trip there and the trip home:





What is Uber up to here?


Lincoln MKZ with an identity crisis:

(If you can't make it out, the license plate reads '560 SEL'. Also, that Suburban in front of me was driving really aggressively.)

Norfolk Southern #9857 (2004 GE Dash 9-44CW) and Norfolk Southern #9510 (2000 GE Dash 9-44CW):


Back home in Virginia...

1956 Chevrolet Two-Ten:


McLaren 570S in the office parking garage:

Non-dashcam pictures.

In Pittsburgh, a custom Jeep Wrangler Unlimited [JK]:





In Pittsburgh, a pair of Cobras:


Back home, a 1977 Chevrolet Camaro with Florida tags:




A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy fan:

What kind of dash am do you have? The picture quality looks pretty good.

SR71 Blackbird on the Fiesta's plate.. isn't a little bit too enthousiast ?
At least its a ST...

like the JP Jeep ( but would have kept the original wheels ).. wondering how much it might cost to make it look like this

This kind:

Stuff from the last couple of months:

Seen today ( well.. was today for me 45 mins ago.. )
Lexus SC with the steering wheel on the wrong side , better known as Toyota Soarer

Two hour ago, at my Autobahn-exit

The "corruption-exit", as I call it:

http://www.dorstenerzeitung.de/staedte/dorsten/Wettbewerb-Schueler-untersuchten-den-Huerland-Ausfahrt-Mythos;art914,1572238

This exit was exclusively built for a politician of the Helmut Kohl-government, hidden on a rest-are of the A31
The is not even a smell of corruption about the, the local officials are saying - noone believes that.






Popular back then, but extinct nowadays. Spotted one hour ago, when I purchased the last eight bottles of our favourite red wine.

Original plates in the original plate holders (with the pre 1.7.1993 fur-digit postcode)
The dealer still exists: http://www.autohaus-zimmer.com/