One time in August 2014 I was taking a pic of a 1989 Toyota Camry LE at Walgreen's in New Canaan for my Connecticut Early American/Classic Vehicle plate collection and this crazy black guy comes out of Walgreen's and tells me to delete the pictures or else he'll call the cops. So I deleted the pictures, and left.

Found it again in January 2015 and took a pic of it when he wasn't looking with no fucks given

Accidentally reported the post when clicking reply so sorry about that but that's pretty funny. You sure he was doing that to you though it another driver?

On my way back from camping in NC last year, we stopped in Hampton, GA to get gas. While my parents and brother were in the store, I noticed an older M5 parked at one of the pumps, so I got out, and started taking pictures with my tablet (phone was dead). The owner walked up, and we started talking, he opened the hood up for me, and even took a picture of me beside the car. Easily one of the nicest owners I've ever met!

Spotted an Alpina B6 at a gas station a few months ago. The guy came out and said "the pictures are fine, but no plates!". He seemed to have dealt with spotters before and knew I could edit out the plates if he said so.

I love owners like that. They seem to be a rarity at times too.

The same happened to me. My friend and I were biking when we saw a Delorean. We started to take pictures, and the owner walked up and opened the doors for us. He even let us sit in it.

I was taking some photos of a black Chevy SS (one of my favorite cars) the other day. The owner came out of the store he was in, asked me why he was taking pictures, I explained to him that it's one of my favorite cars. He said, sounding rather surprised, "You know what this is?" And I was like yeah it's a Holden Commodore with a Chevy badge and a Corvette engine, pretty rare. He was really impressed, opened the hood and the doors and let me look around. Really nice guy!

The whole plate thing is hilarious. You've got folks on IG showing off their whole collection with their plates without a care.

It's such a dumb thing to worry about. What are we gonna do, look them up? What's so bad about seeing someone's plate online when thousands of people see it in person every day?

The only bad reactionI have had is when I was taking a picture of the Bentley and a random guy came up to me and said: "Oi, What are you doing". I said the Bentley was a nice car and he just walked away.

I have had loads of good reactions, though. When I was in London taking pictures of an SLS the butler at the hotel let me sit in it and drove me to where he was supposed to park it.

Sometimes owners talk to me about their car but don't let me sit in it.

The saga continues:

The question is, why were you even taking a photo of that? @rivi3

Autogespot :P

The questions still remains lol.

That's kinda pathetic, it's not even a GT500...