Beige 70s coupe

A beige two-door from the 1970s parked on a driveway in Hamlet, filmed by accident: it is the backdrop of a livestream about the neighbourhood watch.

The car sits nose-left on a driveway behind the woman the livestream is pointed at. She stands in the middle of it, so the doors and the roofline behind her are hidden; what is readable is the front wing and bonnet on one side and the rear quarter on the other.

The proportions are 1970s American: a long flat bonnet, a heavy chrome front bumper, a squared wheel arch over a plain steel wheel, and a chrome door handle at the height of the belt line.

The paint is a flat beige or tan, dulled by sun. Behind it stands a two-storey block with an external staircase and a decorative breeze-block screen.

How to recognise it

• Beige or tan two-door, 1970s proportions
• Long flat bonnet with a heavy chrome front bumper
• Squared wheel arch over a plain wheel
• Chrome door handle at belt height
• Parked on a driveway in Hamlet, behind a livestream

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 1 at 0:58.55. It is 1920 by 1080, and the vehicle occupies 605 by 335 of it. Also in it: Hamlet.

What we still do not know

• The name and the manufacturer
• The whole centre of the car, which the woman stands in front of
• Whether the roof is vinyl or painted
• Everything measured