Nissan Pulsar
7th gen Hatch (C13; EU-market), 2014–2018
Milan,Italy
6/08/2022
the owners were very nasty, they forced me to delete the photo in front of them (luckily they were stupid and didn't know my phone holds photos for 30 days after being eliminated, so just around the corner I put it back in the gallery)
Extra information by car.info
- Brand: Nissan
- Series: Pulsar (Pulsar 5-door)
- Generation: C13
- Car name: Nissan Pulsar 1.5 dCi Manual, 110hp, 2015
- Engine: 1.5 dCi
- Model year: 2015
- Vehicle type: car, Hatchback
- Horsepower: 110
- Color: Grey
Comments (14)
GTSnazzy 2022-08-14 16:32:42 | #2
It's happened to me before, I took some photos of a few vans outside the Ukraine donation centre here. I walked back towards college and one of the staff come out of the building and confront me in the adjacent car park and asked me why I was taking photos. I told him that I just do it as a hobby and he said "oh alright" and he walked off. It's kinda put me off taking photos of random cars as a result.
I still take photos of foreign cars, seeing that the owner can easily see why it's a hobby if I explain it to them, but I get concerned photographing around lorry parks in service stations because the drivers get aggressive easily.
I still take photos of foreign cars, seeing that the owner can easily see why it's a hobby if I explain it to them, but I get concerned photographing around lorry parks in service stations because the drivers get aggressive easily.
+3
cannoutt 2022-08-14 17:55:55 | #4
GTSnazzy (2022-08-14 16:32:42)GTSnazzy
It's happened to me before, I took some photos of a few vans outside the Ukraine donation centre here. I walked back towards college and one of the staff come out of the building and confront me in the adjacent car park and asked me why I was taking photos. I told him that I just do it as a hobby and he said "oh alright" and he walked off. It's kinda put me off taking photos of random cars as a result.
I still take photos of foreign cars, seeing that the owner can easily see why it's a hobby if I explain it to them, but I get concerned photographing around lorry parks in service stations because the drivers get aggressive easily.
It's happened to me before, I took some photos of a few vans outside the Ukraine donation centre here. I walked back towards college and one of the staff come out of the building and confront me in the adjacent car park and asked me why I was taking photos. I told him that I just do it as a hobby and he said "oh alright" and he walked off. It's kinda put me off taking photos of random cars as a result.
I still take photos of foreign cars, seeing that the owner can easily see why it's a hobby if I explain it to them, but I get concerned photographing around lorry parks in service stations because the drivers get aggressive easily.
Me too 90% of the time I have to deal with sympathetic owners and they are often happy that I notice their license plate and take a picture.But then it also happens to meet these dickheads who do not understand the hobbies of others and force you to delete the photos.
+2
antenn 2022-08-14 18:14:15 | #5
cannoutt (2022-08-14 17:51:46)cannoutt
f10
Never let yourself be intimidated by Swedes!
I'm pretty sure they only had the license plate in Swedish, they looked Serbian or Balkan anyway (so they probably had something to hide)
f10
Never let yourself be intimidated by Swedes!
I'm pretty sure they only had the license plate in Swedish, they looked Serbian or Balkan anyway (so they probably had something to hide)
Weird, the official database says it belongs to an old Swedish lady, and not stolen. Maybe it's some minor issue, like they bought it, but didn't change ownership officially...
The only time I met unfriendly owners in Sweden, they also looked Balkan or Turks
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
+2
cannoutt 2022-08-14 19:18:10 | #6
antenn (2022-08-14 18:14:15)antenn
cannoutt
f10
Never let yourself be intimidated by Swedes!
I'm pretty sure they only had the license plate in Swedish, they looked Serbian or Balkan anyway (so they probably had something to hide)
Weird, the official database says it belongs to an old Swedish lady, and not stolen. Maybe it's some minor issue, like they bought it, but didn't change ownership officially...
The only time I met unfriendly owners in Sweden, they also looked Balkan or Turks
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
cannoutt
f10
Never let yourself be intimidated by Swedes!
I'm pretty sure they only had the license plate in Swedish, they looked Serbian or Balkan anyway (so they probably had something to hide)
Weird, the official database says it belongs to an old Swedish lady, and not stolen. Maybe it's some minor issue, like they bought it, but didn't change ownership officially...
The only time I met unfriendly owners in Sweden, they also looked Balkan or Turks
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
Thede werent ladies, only 2 guys with Balkan features. I have a Poco X3 Pro and yes this is very useful for spotting this option.
+2
tkk7406 2022-08-15 15:04:23 | #9
antenn (2022-08-14 18:14:15)antenn
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
I think most if not all Android phones have this option. On my phone at least I have a Recycling Bin (like on Windows) with no time limit on how long it should hold on to files I delete. I'm not sure about iPhones but I think they have a similar feature like this too
+5
VehicleSpotter 2022-08-16 19:53:56 | #10
tkk7406
antenn
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
I think most if not all Android phones have this option. On my phone at least I have a Recycling Bin (like on Windows) with no time limit on how long it should hold on to files I delete. I'm not sure about iPhones but I think they have a similar feature like this too
antenn
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
I think most if not all Android phones have this option. On my phone at least I have a Recycling Bin (like on Windows) with no time limit on how long it should hold on to files I delete. I'm not sure about iPhones but I think they have a similar feature like this too
Yeah, my dad's iPhone got a recover photo option but my HTC phone does not have that option, today I meet a chav whose phone he mates and talked rubbish about me. I tell him it is a public place I allow to do this, then he asks why I take a photo I said it is a hobby and then i walk off but i still hear him talking crap about me.
+4
GTSnazzy 2022-08-17 16:04:08 | #11
VehicleSpotter (2022-08-16 19:53:56)VehicleSpotter
tkk7406
antenn
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
I think most if not all Android phones have this option. On my phone at least I have a Recycling Bin (like on Windows) with no time limit on how long it should hold on to files I delete. I'm not sure about iPhones but I think they have a similar feature like this too
Yeah, my dad's iPhone got a recover photo option but my HTC phone does not have that option, today I meet a chav whose phone he mates and talked rubbish about me. I tell him it is a public place I allow to do this, then he asks why I take a photo I said it is a hobby and then i walk off but i still hear him talking crap about me.
tkk7406
antenn
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
I think most if not all Android phones have this option. On my phone at least I have a Recycling Bin (like on Windows) with no time limit on how long it should hold on to files I delete. I'm not sure about iPhones but I think they have a similar feature like this too
Yeah, my dad's iPhone got a recover photo option but my HTC phone does not have that option, today I meet a chav whose phone he mates and talked rubbish about me. I tell him it is a public place I allow to do this, then he asks why I take a photo I said it is a hobby and then i walk off but i still hear him talking crap about me.
I hate those kind of people.
+1
f10 2022-08-18 16:54:11 | #12
cannoutt (2022-08-14 17:51:46)cannoutt
f10
Never let yourself be intimidated by Swedes!
I'm pretty sure they only had the license plate in Swedish, they looked Serbian or Balkan anyway (so they probably had something to hide)
f10
Never let yourself be intimidated by Swedes!
I'm pretty sure they only had the license plate in Swedish, they looked Serbian or Balkan anyway (so they probably had something to hide)
As antenn said, the car is owned by an older Swedish lady.
You can use "biluppgifter.se" to see who owns Swedish cars.
+3
f10 2022-08-18 16:57:14 | #13
antenn (2022-08-14 18:14:15)antenn
cannoutt
f10
Never let yourself be intimidated by Swedes!
I'm pretty sure they only had the license plate in Swedish, they looked Serbian or Balkan anyway (so they probably had something to hide)
Weird, the official database says it belongs to an old Swedish lady, and not stolen. Maybe it's some minor issue, like they bought it, but didn't change ownership officially...
The only time I met unfriendly owners in Sweden, they also looked Balkan or Turks
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
cannoutt
f10
Never let yourself be intimidated by Swedes!
I'm pretty sure they only had the license plate in Swedish, they looked Serbian or Balkan anyway (so they probably had something to hide)
Weird, the official database says it belongs to an old Swedish lady, and not stolen. Maybe it's some minor issue, like they bought it, but didn't change ownership officially...
The only time I met unfriendly owners in Sweden, they also looked Balkan or Turks
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
If it was an expensive car, then Balkan/Turks and other immigrants would probably be happy if someone would photograph it.
I have never encountered someone noticing me taking a photo of their car, as I usually pretend that I am taking a selfie when photographing cars when people are nearby
+2
Clone 2022-08-18 17:07:11 | #14
VehicleSpotter (2022-08-16 19:53:56)VehicleSpotter
tkk7406
antenn
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
I think most if not all Android phones have this option. On my phone at least I have a Recycling Bin (like on Windows) with no time limit on how long it should hold on to files I delete. I'm not sure about iPhones but I think they have a similar feature like this too
Yeah, my dad's iPhone got a recover photo option but my HTC phone does not have that option, today I meet a chav whose phone he mates and talked rubbish about me. I tell him it is a public place I allow to do this, then he asks why I take a photo I said it is a hobby and then i walk off but i still hear him talking crap about me.
tkk7406
antenn
What kind of phone do you have? Never heard that photos can be restored as a built-in function, but this can be very useful (even more than for spotting, for example if the photos serve as evidence)
I think most if not all Android phones have this option. On my phone at least I have a Recycling Bin (like on Windows) with no time limit on how long it should hold on to files I delete. I'm not sure about iPhones but I think they have a similar feature like this too
Yeah, my dad's iPhone got a recover photo option but my HTC phone does not have that option, today I meet a chav whose phone he mates and talked rubbish about me. I tell him it is a public place I allow to do this, then he asks why I take a photo I said it is a hobby and then i walk off but i still hear him talking crap about me.
If you have a laptop/pc, you could try Recuva if someone makes you delete the pictures
It pulls up deleted files from your device. I'm not 100% sure if it works but I've used it many times on other type of files on my pc and on my phone. Just a tip
+1
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