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1966 Chevrolet Biscyane The Anderson Tapes (1971)	police car fan	this might be a original NYPD 1966 Chevrolet Biscyane	2013-03-30 14:04
1970 Oldsmobile Toronado The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Mookman	1970 Toronado on the left. The squared wheel arches/flares are a dead giveaway.	2011-08-29 17:11
International Harvester Loadstar 1700 The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Ddey65	Loadstar 1700's have their own category: /vehicles_make-International+Harvester_model-Loadstar+1700.html So do Loadstar 1800's: /vehicles_make-International+Harvester_model-Loadstar+1800.html -- Last edit: 2011-05-13 14:30:40	2011-05-13 14:29
1970 Ford LTD The Anderson Tapes (1971)	fordwagonnut	I concur with Skywatcher, it is a 1970 Ford LTD model.	2011-04-08 20:48
1970 Oldsmobile Rallye 350 The Anderson Tapes (1971)	CougarTim	It is the same. 1970 Oldsmobile Rallye 350	2011-03-10 23:03
1968 Dodge Coronet The Anderson Tapes (1971)	CougarTim	The taxi is a Dodge Coronet. The Oldsmobile is a 1970 Rallye 350 without the optional spoiler. If this were in color, the Sebring Yellow paint and matching bumpers would be unmistakable - http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2664/3887563466_04a8b93287.jpg We currently have only one on the site. -- Last edit: 2011-03-10 23:00:41	2011-03-10 22:58
1967 Plymouth Fury The Anderson Tapes (1971)	CougarTim	Being police cars, Fury I is most likely. I think that's a 1970 Ford XL on the left.	2011-03-10 22:47
1970 Oldsmobile Rallye 350 The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Ddey65	I wish that were true.	2011-03-10 21:13
1970 Ford LTD The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Skywatcher68	Agree with Ford LTD due to the C-pillar badge. 1970 was the last year for the button handles.	2011-03-10 16:31
1967 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 [69733S] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Commander 57	The foreground Caddie is a '67, not a '68. The background one is a '66. Changing.	2011-03-10 15:13
1970 Oldsmobile Rallye 350 The Anderson Tapes (1971)	rjluna2	Perhaps the same as /vehicle_382378.html , no?	2011-03-10 13:42
1968 Dodge Coronet The Anderson Tapes (1971)	rjluna2	The Oldsmobile Cutlass seems to be interesting one. This one has "Rally" decal on the rear fender	2011-03-10 13:41
Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman [W100] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	rjluna2	USA spec, 1968 or later.	2011-03-10 13:39
1967 Plymouth Fury The Anderson Tapes (1971)	jimbham	Yes, a 1967 one I believe - perhaps the second one seen in this shot /vehicle_26261-Plymouth-Fury-1967.html I wouldn't think they'd use a slightly newer 68 one and then wreck it, but it is diffcult to judge the front as it is seriously damaged	2011-03-10 12:02
1969 Ford Custom The Anderson Tapes (1971)	jimbham	1969 Ford Custom - looks an authentic NYPD vehicle used as a prop.	2011-03-10 12:00
1970 Ford LTD The Anderson Tapes (1971)	nzcarnerd	Lincoln maybe?	2011-03-10 09:43
1969 Toyota Corona The Anderson Tapes (1971)	nzcarnerd	Or maybe even earlier?	2011-03-10 09:43
International Harvester Loadstar 1700 The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Pokeoddsponge	Looks like it says 1800 and not 1700 on the badge	2011-03-10 07:56
1967 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 [69733S] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Ddey65	Both are Fleetwood 75 Limos.	2011-03-10 07:37
1970 Oldsmobile Rallye 350 The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Ddey65	Looks Ford-ish. Maybe a Fairlane Cobra?	2011-03-10 07:36
International Harvester Metro Van The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Ddey65	International Harvester Metro Van. I remember than when my grandfather retired from REA Express they had a bunch of toy REA Express trucks at his party. One of them was this, and the other was a White Compact.	2011-03-10 07:33
1970 Ford LTD The Anderson Tapes (1971)	electra225	...parhaps a Ford LTD ? I am almost sure a car of the Ford corporation, either a big Ford or a Mercury. -- Last edit: 2011-03-10 07:29:51	2011-03-10 07:29
1969 Ford Custom The Anderson Tapes (1971)	electra225	...a Ford ???	2011-03-10 07:28
1967 Plymouth Fury The Anderson Tapes (1971)	electra225	...perhaps a Plymouth Fury ?	2011-03-10 07:28
1968 Dodge Coronet The Anderson Tapes (1971)	electra225	1968-70 Dodge Coronet or Plymouth Belvedere	2011-03-10 07:27
1969 Toyota Corona The Anderson Tapes (1971)	electra225	circa 1969 Toyota Corona	2011-03-10 07:26
The Anderson Tapes (1971)	IRT_BMT_IND	Added DVD pictures and some missing cars. -- Last edit: 2011-03-10 07:08:22	2011-03-10 07:08
International Harvester Metro Van The Anderson Tapes (1971)	IRT_BMT_IND	In Railway Express Agency livery.	2011-03-10 07:06
International Harvester Loadstar 1700 The Anderson Tapes (1971)	IRT_BMT_IND		2011-03-10 07:00
1964 Dodge A-100 The Anderson Tapes (1971)	IRT_BMT_IND		2011-03-10 06:57
Eagle Unknown The Anderson Tapes (1971)	IRT_BMT_IND		2011-03-10 06:55
1963 Cadillac Flower Car Superior Royale Coupe de Fleur [609] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	57eureka	Actually Mrcadillac has the sequence correct... And the flower car in the foreground is a '64, with the '63 following. -- Last edit: 2009-11-15 22:58:22	2009-11-15 22:56
1963 Cadillac Flower Car Superior Royale Coupe de Fleur [609] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Animatronixx	Just a bit mixed up, isn´t it? "1963 Cadillac Flower Car Superior Royale Coupe de Fleur" is the proper sequence.	2008-10-31 18:13
1969 Cadillac Funeral Coach Miller-Meteor Landau Traditional [69890] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Animatronixx	Miller-Meteor Landau Traditional	2008-02-21 01:29
1962 Chevrolet Bel Air Four-Door Sedan [1669] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	rjluna2	With the "V" emblem on the front fender does indicates V8 engine fitted in. Thinner chrome at the entire length at the side and absence chrome on the rocker panel indicates 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 door sedan, model 1669.	2007-11-06 02:58
1966 Chevrolet Biscyane The Anderson Tapes (1971)	rjluna2	TheDriver wrote It's a '66 Chevrolet Impala On a Police car???? Looks more like Biscayne model to me.	2007-10-09 02:36
1970 Oldsmobile Toronado The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Driv3r	69 toronado on the left. for sure	2006-08-29 00:00
1969 Cadillac Funeral Coach Miller-Meteor Landau Traditional [69890] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	mrcadillac	Fleetwood did not make any funeral coaches in post-WW2. It's a custom job by one of the "big four" (Eureka, Hess & Eisenhardt, Miller-Meteor or Superior) on the 1969 Cadillac commercial chassis, type 69890 (156" wheel base).	2006-06-23 23:28
1963 Imperial Southampton The Anderson Tapes (1971)	junkman	It is a 63 Imperial, since it has a hood ornament and lacks the square cutout in the grille that housed the Imperial mascot on the 61s. And believe me, if this was a 61, you would be absolutely positive about the fins! They reach two thirds up the window height and would be clearly visible in this shot. With the last four-door sedans built in 1960, ALL solid top 1961-63 Imperials are Southamptons (apart from the ultra-rare Ghia Limos). I can see through the rear window adjacent the c-pillar, so this is NOT a LeBaron, which would have the mail slot backlight. This is a 1963 Imperial Southampton and it is impossible to tell if it's a Custom or Crown from this photo.	2006-03-31 12:07
1963 Imperial Southampton The Anderson Tapes (1971)	royalimperial	The non-split grill rules out 1962, and the fine mesh and lack of a large eagle in the middle point towards 1961. I think I can see fins at the back. I'd say about 85% sure it's a 1961 Crown or Southhampton. The LeBaron has a smaller rear window, and that one wraps around.	2006-03-31 07:25
1963 Cadillac Flower Car Superior Royale Coupe de Fleur [609] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	explorer4x4	Junkman wrote 'Hearse' is considered politically incorrect nowadays. Why? (I call them Flower Cars)	2006-03-30 06:46
1963 Cadillac Flower Car Superior Royale Coupe de Fleur [609] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Mrcadillac	"Junkman" is correct. This model from, Superior Coach Corporation in USA was labeled "Model 609 Superior-Cadillac Royale Coupe de Fleur Flower Car". A scant 28 units were built in 1963.	2006-03-30 06:37
1968 Fiat 124 Sport Spider [124AS] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	antp	Let's call it 124 then	2006-03-26 13:04
1968 Fiat 124 Sport Spider [124AS] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	ben68	Fiat 124 Spider, 75% sure. I'll drop this one too.	2006-03-26 10:01
1968 Fiat 124 Sport Spider [124AS] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	wrenchhead	Well I can't do better than: fiat 124 spider, so I'll drop this one.	2006-03-26 01:51
1968 Fiat 124 Sport Spider [124AS] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	stronghold	How about the smaller fiat 850 spider.?	2006-03-26 01:28
1968 Fiat 124 Sport Spider [124AS] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	firebird86	I think its a Fiat 124 Spider Link to "www.carsonline-ads.com" -- Last edit: 2006-03-26 01:22:45	2006-03-26 01:22
1968 Fiat 124 Sport Spider [124AS] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	wrenchhead	Saturn Simon wrote It looks too small and too narrow to be a Fiat 124 Spider to my eyes... I now think it could be a Fiat 850 Spider! I think the picture ratio is a little off and makes the car look more narrow than it actually is. At least, its beginning to look like we all agree that its a Fiat. -- Last edit: 2006-03-24 19:09:40	2006-03-24 19:08
1968 Fiat 124 Sport Spider [124AS] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	Saturn Simon	It looks too small and too narrow to be a Fiat 124 Spider to my eyes... I now think it could be a Fiat 850 Spider!	2006-03-24 18:48
1968 Fiat 124 Sport Spider [124AS] The Anderson Tapes (1971)	ben68	The more I look at the the pic, the more I think it's an early Fiat 124 Spider... (lights, the way the rear wings are cut and built, etc.) I have to agree Ben 68, Fiat (124) Spider was my first thought seeing the car. Even the badge to the top-left of the rear licence plate is just visible, I think, on the car in the movie. Regarding the Alfa Romeo Spider, Wrenchhead and TheDriver.... Up to 1969 the boat-tailed spider was only available and its not this car in the movie. In 1970 Alfa did not import cars in the US because of tightening emissions standards, this was the year the Kamm-tailed cars were introduced. The movie was released in 1971 so the first Kamm-tailed cars would have only been available in the US in that year. Unlikely, but just possible these could appear in the movie. These cars however had integrated heavier looking bumpers (three times the depth of the earlier bumper or those of the Fiat 124). These extended beyond the full width of the car and would have been easily visible in the movie. In 1973-74 the 5-mph bumpers introduced. I'm 95% sure this is not an Alfa Spider even though they were very popular and appeared in a lot of movies. In this case I think it was a Fiat 124 Spider. 1966-1969: Duettos and other "boat-tails" - Series 1 1970-1974: The first Kamm tails, - Series 2 1975-1981: US Market Kamm tails - Series 2a Source: http://spiderfaq.home.att.net/dev_his.htm Development and history specifically for US cars. -- Last edit: 2006-03-24 13:09:27	2006-03-24 10:28

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