#5 is a 1962 Oldsmobile

#6 is a 1965 Dodge Dart Wagon

#11/12 is a 1985 Olds Cutlass Supreme

#14 looks more like a later Brougham with d'Elegance trim (C-pillar badge). The green coupe is an Olds Alero

Yeah Toyota Corona is right then I think.



Thanks for ID'ing #2, that one was bothering me. And I didn't think the Alero was worth mentioning but I can point those out if you want.

@ingo: Didn't you notice the Google Earth logos?

in the corner there is a 'Exit Street View ' button...

Some of the more unusual cars seen at this year's Fall Wildwood Car Show:

1959 Galaxie 500 sedan:


Some sort of Holden Ute, but LHD and Pontiac grill, and no ID badges:


1958 Dodge Coronet:


Studebaker Avanti:


1954 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe and 1947 IH Panel, both for sale:


1958 Chevy Apache Panel Van:


1936 Chevy Panel Truck:


Studebaker Lark VIII Cruiser:


1974 Dodge Sportsman Royal:


1974 Chevy Nova "Spirit of America" Edition:


1968 Chrysler New Yorker:


1968 Chrysler 300 Hardtop Coupe:


1971 Ford Torino GT Convertible:


1958 Chevy Delray sedan:


1959 Mercury Monterey Hardtop coupe:

Some more:

1965 Buick Skylark convertible:


Chevy Monza Wagon:


AMC Spirit AMX:


1955 Plymouth Plaza:


1970 AMC Javelin:


1934 Desoto Airflow:


1958 Chevy Viking COE:


1959 Ford F-500 Tow Truck:


1970 Ford Thunderbird Sedan:


1973 AMC Hornet Sportabout:


1952 Pontiac Chieftain Coupe:


1973 Ford Escort Ghia (I believe from Italy, had Bologna sticker on windshield):


1940 Cadillac 60 Special Sedan:


Can't remember the name of this one:


1956 Chrysler Windsor with clear plastic seat coverings:


1965 Volvo Heinel Hearse:


The rest are here:
https://flic.kr/s/aHskHtLtJL

Looks more like a 1957 to me.

Should be a 1975 at the earliest, as it's a Mark II.

Found this for the G8 Ute www.lefthandutes.com

Could it be one of them ?

in the gallery there is even a wagon one

They have it marked as a 1959

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/ford/f500/1873745.html



Again, going off what they had listed on card. An extremely rare sighting in the States.

1991 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham




Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta



1957 Chevrolet Bel Air (just barely caught this one while inside a gas station mini-mart)

Seen today.. not that old, not that new or exotic but still kind of rare

2011 Saab 9-5 ( according to my books, Saab skipped 2010 here )

^ Nice Baube. Never see Saabs anymore.

1992 Subaru Loyale




Chevy II/Nova?

yep, 1965

Nice little Subaru...rare to see one without rust here ( last one i saw you could almost see the engine running throught the fender... )

of course, a "car-friendly" climate helps a lot

Spotted this afternoon. Looks like very very much work...





From last sunday on a farmers market in the next village. There was also a wee tractor-show, partly classics, partly new stuff for the farmers usage.

I'd been that brave and strong, that I made the distance -5 km- with my bycicle!
Of course I've rewarded myself: with a game/deer-döner kebab, organic Bratwurst, some locale beer and finally a large homemade icecream

Company vehicle of the probably best butchery in my area:




























Never noticed this bodywork before. Borco Höhns? Something Dutch?










No, it didn't has an official registration

In a little village nearby Frankfurt/Main, where we had our club general meeting yesterday:






On the way from Malmedy to Frankfurt I saw this on the Belgian side of the border. In Germany it's our national holiday today

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Unity_Day

so the ban of vehicles over 7.5 tons on sundays and feast days, we have in Germany and some other European countries

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wochenendfahrverbot

is valid today, too.






This sight happened, when I enterted my home street last night (still British miles)

Spent a bit of time in Edinburgh yesterday, spotted these:

(terrible picture but he was on the move and the sun was in my eyes)




Some older ones I don't think I've posted?

Nice, two classics in a row....

Like the " ArMini "

I like that Buick Riviera-looking car you posted ingo.

Some more Google Earth street view finds...

#1 some kind of Dart/pickup conversion?




#2 not really sure, maybe a Chrysler?





#3 1969-72 Dodge Dart?





#4 unknown





#5 Volkswagen unknown and Austin ???



#6 MG B?





#7 1970s Toyota Corona?





#8 old Honda Civic, 1975+




#9 1984-85 Oldsmobile Delta 88

4 really looks like a Studebaker ( Champion maybe ? ) i saw a 1950 one recently in one of the car expo i went and even if the front and rear ends are different, it had the same rear window design

5 is a Nissan Pao https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/11/Nissan_Pao_001.JPG

6 is a MG B