Did You See Anything Good Today? [Read First Post]

sailworksman · Mar 29, 2014

Gotbeefboy564
How is that one rare is it parked there every day.

Had no idea. First one I've ever seen in real-life. Plus I don't live in LA.

Carlos · Mar 29, 2014

sailworksman
Had no idea. First one I've ever seen in real-life. Plus I don't live in LA.

I think it's actually sort of replicated in GTA V :scared:

NoobMan DS · Mar 29, 2014

Suzuki SV650

BMW M3 Convertible (E46)

Buick Riviera (seventh-generation)

Mazda MX-5 Miata (NA)

Davis · Mar 29, 2014

Big post. Pulled over to the side of the road to take pictures of my car, got back in on the passenger side to look at the pictures when this big group of classic cars started cruising by.

Edit: Took this one with my phone later on.

Johnny1996 · Mar 29, 2014

Here's my spots for today. One picture has not been posted, because I need to edit it so the license plate isn't showing.

Some kind of Porsche.

Plymouth Belvedere, a daily driver.

Crash · Mar 29, 2014

JrDarknes
Did he just make it look like it or did he literally convert it, which I'm guessing he did. I've always wanted one but can careless if it's turbo and etc.

He bought Evo VI parts from all over the world and shipped it to the US, where he then assembled it on a Mirage. He retrofitted the Evo VI engine, the all wheel drive system, exterior body panels, interior, wiring, and even the rear window with a functional wiper.

Johnny1996 · Mar 29, 2014

This is a C6 Corvette, kind of run-of-the-mill, but I'm in a different state right now, so I'm not sure how Corvettes are like in northeastern Ohio. The license plate has been hidden by the blob.

Dagger311 · Mar 29, 2014

Monte Carlo.

MR2

Old Beetle.

The miss list:
Old Beetle, powder blue and in rough shape.

jeffgoddin · Mar 29, 2014

haha looks like the line of classics is going in reverse by the first few photos!

and, C6's are common even in Northeast Ohio. and, why blank out plates, again? I mean, they're on the car, which people take out in public, so... it's not like a secret/social or anything. plus, there's not even any (legal) way to lookup any information about the owner from the plate... so why, again?

and, just on the way to work, right in my neighborhood, lovely Bronco, not sure what year

RandomCarGuy17 · Mar 29, 2014

jeffgoddin
and, C6's are common even in Northeast Ohio. and, why blank out plates, again? I mean, they're on the car, which people take out in public, so... it's not like a secret/social or anything.

It's more of a scenario of the less info you put on the internet, the better.
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080821195151AARMTUb

jeffgoddin · Mar 29, 2014

meh, if you're taking a photo of a guy with a nice car pulling into his driveway, yeah, I wouldn't post that, but at least in America, the only way you can get important info from a plate is if you work for the DMV/BMV or the police or something like that...

aside, that ZL-1 I posted yesterday got added to "in explore", some sort of super Flickr group, crazy, now it's my most viewed photo by about 2000 over my M3 "SCUZ M3", which at 831 views was more than double any other photo of mine... also stopped back to give the owner one of my Flickr cards so he could have the pic for himself, and he's all happy with a shop full of friends/customers and goes ahead and tells me that he took it up to 150mph last night, damn! illegal, but cars are meant to be driven... and a lot safer at high speed than they used to be.

mp10 · Mar 29, 2014

Seeing as i posted a two Motorcycle spots earlier on, is that ok for this thread? Seen a few other interesting bikes recently.

RandomCarGuy17 · Mar 29, 2014

Well, I was just giving you some insight Jeff, I kinda think it's silly too. Which is why I'm no longer doing the censoring thing.

With that said, I went for a little walk around a neighborhood and I found a few somewhat interesting cars lurking around.

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR

Could there be a e36 M3 under this tarp perhaps? and it's next to an oddly modded Chevrolet Astro van.

An aged Ford F-100

I mentioned that I missed a spot of an old Volvo that I thought was interesting a while back. Well, here's what it looks like. It was apparently a 242 DL.

I don't know exactly what pickup truck this is that's being barely covered by a car cover.

I'm going to probably get backlash for this, but whatever. I personally found this interesting, because I never seen one before. I had no idea that there was a Cavalier hatchback at one point, I only thought they came as coupes and it looks to be a Z24 variant.

Chevrolet C/K Pickup, I think that's what this is called.

Note: I also thought I took a picture of another couple cars, but I apparently forgot to. I saw a house with quite an interesting little car collection. Oh well, I'll have to go check it out again later on. My phone needs a charge.

jeffgoddin · Mar 29, 2014

haha I had a 1986 Cavalier hatch as my 2nd car, amazing how much I could pack into it as that was when I was going back and forth to/from college. not a z24, sadly.

and I'm fine with motorcycles, I don't know anything except "Hayabusa are fast", but I think even I've posted a couple.

RandomCarGuy17 · Mar 29, 2014

jeffgoddin
haha I had a 1986 Cavalier hatch as my 2nd car, amazing how much I could pack into it as that was when I was going back and forth to/from college. not a z24, sadly.

My aunt use to own 2 cavaliers, 1 was a blue early 90s one and 1 was a black late 90s Z24. The Z24 wasn't bad on accelaration to me, although that's probably because I was 8 and my dad decided to give it a test drive on a hilly road.

Slash · Mar 29, 2014

Your red truck is a 1980-1986 Ford F100 or F-150 Flareside. F-100s were dropped in 82, so the only way to tell is to look at the grill/badge on the fender. Notice the bottom of the letter "D" on the tailgate under the tarp. This blue one is missing the F-150 badge.

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As far as the Bronco, could be anything from 1973-1979, can't tell unless I see the grill.