Cars in the wild: guess
Some older cars are so iconic, their shapes are easily recognised even when their protective owners have covered them for the winter. Well, at least most Europeans immediately recognise them. Do you?
Olympus Stylus 1s, 65mm, ISO200, f4, 1/50s
Olympus Stylus 1s, 28mm, ISO200, f4, 1/50s
Previous car in the wild: a BMW.
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I definitely recognized the second car as a Beetle. My dad used to have two of them -- a 1968 and a 1974. He also used to have two 1960 Austin Healey Sprites.
Where did the cars go?
He sold them.
Aw.
Very mysterious car)
I would guess, the first one a Mini, the second one a Beetle.
Correct!
1st a mini, 2nd a 2CV ?
First is correct, second one isn't French 8-).
VW Käfer, then.