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1955 International Harvester S-Series Panel Truck Cry-Baby (1990)	Cheri	I have this same vehicle. 1956 Series S-110.	2013-05-19 21:14
1955 International Harvester S-Series Panel Truck Cry-Baby (1990)	Ddey65	Yes, it's a 1955-56 International Harvester S-Series Panel Truck. I almost thought it might've been an R-Series, but I was wrong.	2012-06-16 18:19
Cry-Baby (1990)	sixcyl	Aircraft at: http://www.impdb.org/index.php?title=Cry-Baby	2012-06-11 21:36
1952 Kaiser Manhattan Four-Door Sedan Cry-Baby (1990)	Commander 57	GOOD GAWD!	2012-04-25 04:02
1952 Kaiser Manhattan Four-Door Sedan Cry-Baby (1990)	SFTom	A paint job that can only be described charitably as unfortunate.	2012-04-25 03:58
1955 International Harvester S-Series Panel Truck Cry-Baby (1990)	56chevy	Hmmm.... not positive. 1955 Interantional panel truck, with a custom grille. The rear picture, the belt lines and drip rail placement are about right. Like this one Link to "a4.ec-images.myspacecdn.com"	2012-04-01 22:54
Unknown Cry-Baby (1990)	56chevy	1950-55 International	2012-04-01 22:19
1955 International Harvester S-Series Panel Truck Cry-Baby (1990)	antp	and the old pic isn't better? Here the car is hidden behind things, and another car is more visible	2012-03-07 14:04
1954 Chevrolet 6700 Superior Cry-Baby (1990)	pokeoddsponge	It does have a Superior body	2012-03-07 00:32
1952 Willys Aero Lark Cry-Baby (1990)	Commander 57	Did a bit of further research. I now believe both the Wing and Falcon models DID have chromed W/S moulding. That would make this a Lark, particularly. So listing.	2012-03-06 17:58
1937 Chevrolet Master Business Coupe [GB] Cry-Baby (1990)	atom	1937 Chevrolet	2012-03-06 17:00
1954 Chevrolet 6700 Superior Cry-Baby (1990)	Ddey65	No, this is no Ford. Those fenders are from GM, and since GMC school buses are less common, that makes ths a 1948-54 Chevrolet 6700	2012-03-06 16:49
1938 Indian Four Cry-Baby (1990)	brotherjack	Indian 4 four in line looks 1938 model	2012-03-06 15:40
1952 Willys Aero Lark Cry-Baby (1990)	Commander 57	We are still sitting here with the car listed as an Eagle and I believe that's out since the car does not have winshield garnish moudings. I think that's true of the Ace, also. Both the Lark and Wing had rubber mouldings, to my knowledge. Rickomatic indicated this could be a re-painted Lark from Back to the Future (II?). Can that be confirmed? If not, this could be either a Lark or Wing. For now, will just take the "Eagle" listing off. Too bad there is no '52 Willys brochure on line at this time at the brochure site. -- Last edit: 2012-03-06 15:16:31	2012-03-06 15:14
1938 Indian Four Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero	The brown ones on the left	2012-03-06 13:29
1950 Buick Super Cry-Baby (1990)	Commander 57	Wonderful photo.	2012-03-06 13:26
1938 Ford V8 De Luxe Tudor Sedan [81A] Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero		2012-03-06 13:25
1952 Willys Aero Lark Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero	It's a pity but I can't add more info to this. It seems this scene is only showed on the director's cut version.	2012-03-06 13:20
Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero	For impdb.org N4229A	2012-03-06 13:13
Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero	Goof: Continuity In the final scene, they used a '53 Monterey and a '54 Custom as same car 1953 Mercury Monterey 1954 Mercury Custom Trivia: In the movie we can see Traci Lords completely..........dressed. -- Last edit: 2012-03-06 17:58:30	2012-03-06 13:10
Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero	And now, in this 3rd. time, HD pictures. Note: My copy is the short 85 min version and are not showed the scenes for /vehicle_78264.html and /vehicle_78270-Willys-Aero-Eagle-1952.html It seems these scenes could be watched on the 91 min (director's cut) version. It's a pity about the Willys Aero. -- Last edit: 2012-03-06 17:29:57	2012-03-06 13:07
1954 Mercury Custom Four-Door Sedan [73B] Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero	Goof:Continuity Used as /vehicle_78262-Mercury-Monterey-73C-1953.html Note here script on rear fender and lack of Montery badge on front fender as Front for '54	2012-03-06 12:53
1953 Mercury Custom Two-Door Hardtop [60E] Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero	Pending comments for this, changed ID to Custom. Scripts for Mercury (rear fender) and/or Mercury (front fender) are missing but the lack of chrome at the lower only can be for Custom, I think.	2012-03-06 12:43
1951 Ford Custom Tudor Sedan [70B] Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero	Assuming it's a 51 (I agree with that due the above comment ^), the chrome around windshield and windows I think if for Custom trim. Changed 'Tudor' as model name.	2012-03-06 12:32
1955 International Harvester S-Series Panel Truck Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero	Main picture changed. It's supposed the Police-Van used is the one now showed as main picture. Old main pic shows the rear	2012-03-06 12:19
1954 Chevrolet One-Fifty Four-Door Sedan [1503] Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero		2012-03-06 12:16
1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Cabriolet [2134] Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero	ID changed. There was not Fleetline convertible in 1946, only in Fleetmaster series.	2012-03-06 12:13
1950 Buick Super Cry-Baby (1990)	vilero		2012-03-06 12:10
1954 Chevrolet One-Fifty Four-Door Sedan [1503] Cry-Baby (1990)	mook	Link to "fc07.deviantart.net"	2010-11-09 02:10
1954 Chevrolet 6700 Superior Cry-Baby (1990)	mook	ford?	2010-11-09 02:05
1952 Studebaker Commander State Convertible [3H] Cry-Baby (1990)	mook	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDYSsntMVsQ this is when you see it	2010-11-09 02:00
1952 Studebaker Commander State Convertible [3H] Cry-Baby (1990)	mook	on the way to the enchanted forest	2010-11-09 01:59
1951 Ford Custom Tudor Sedan [70B] Cry-Baby (1990)	mook	i believe this is an old police car	2010-11-09 01:54
1952 Studebaker Commander State Convertible [3H] Cry-Baby (1990)	Commander 57	Excellent.	2010-02-22 20:46
1952 Willys Aero Lark Cry-Baby (1990)	RICK0MATIC	Interesting that the car has 1954 hub caps. It does NOT look like it has chrome around the windshield, only in the divider bar, that would make it a 1952 Lark or a 1953 Lark/Falcon. I still think this is Larry Root's '52 Lark from Back to the Future that was repainted. Commander 57, you have done your homework and I'm proud of you.	2009-12-17 23:38
1953 Packard Ambulance Henney Limousine Cry-Baby (1990)	Animatronixx	What a beauty! Of course this is nothing else than a Henney Limousine Ambulance.	2009-11-30 00:22
1953 Packard Ambulance Henney Limousine Cry-Baby (1990)	antp	Sent by Geo Quote The 1953 Packard ambulance attached to this email appeared in Cry-Baby, after the riot at the country club.	2009-11-29 22:49
1952 Willys Aero Lark Cry-Baby (1990)	antp	As I do not have the movie anymore to check, we may have to wait a long time... we can just pick one of the possibilities in the meantime -- Last edit: 2009-10-05 20:54:33	2009-10-05 20:54
1952 Willys Aero Lark Cry-Baby (1990)	Commander 57	OK. Have done some further research. Unlike the 1953 model, the 1952 Aero Eagle DID have a 2-piece windshield. However, we cannot conclude that this is an Eagle, since we cannot see whether or not it is a 2-door hardtop style. It is not a Lark since it has chrome around the windshield. It is not a 1953 Ace, as all of them had 1-piece windshields, like the '53 Eagle. That leaves it being either a 1952 Ace/Wing/Eagle or a 1953 Falcon. If this is a 4-door car, then it HAS to be a '53 as there were no 4-door 1952 models. Also, I believe that 1953 models had gold-colored "W"'s in the grill and this one appears chrome. Would go with "1952 Willys Unknown" until we can see whether or not this is a 2-door hardtop or 2-door sedan.	2009-10-05 17:13
1952 Willys Aero Lark Cry-Baby (1990)	Commander 57	Also, I believe Eagles had one-piece windshields. Incidentally, why couldn't this be a 1953? -- Last edit: 2009-10-02 20:57:04	2009-10-02 20:49
1952 Willys Aero Lark Cry-Baby (1990)	RICK0MATIC	I have not seen the movie but I can tell from this one pic that it is NOT an Eagle hardtop because it does not have the stainless windshield garnish molding, but it's definately a 1952. The '52 Lark that was used in Back to the Future was repainted after that movie to this color scheme, so if this movie was filmed in Los Angeles, then this may be the same '52 Aero Lark.	2009-10-02 19:57
1947 Mercury Eight Convertible Coupe [79M-76] Cry-Baby (1990)	ymbill	this is my car. it is a late 47mercury since it did not have a steering column lock.the car was driven to and from the movie site at milford mill swim club.i still have the car	2009-01-07 02:46
1954 Chevrolet One-Fifty Four-Door Sedan [1503] Cry-Baby (1990)	jaybones!	'54. either a 210 or 150 Cerainly NOT a Bel Air	2008-05-29 22:14
1953 Mercury Monterey Four-Door Sedan [73C] Cry-Baby (1990)	ctcountrysquire	based on the "Monterey" front-fender script, I'd say it's a Monterey rather than the base Custom (which had no identifier other than "Mercury" on the hood and on the rear doors)	2008-05-01 00:17
1954 Chevrolet 6700 Superior Cry-Baby (1990)	srosenow_98	Either Superior or Wayne. I was going to say Kenworth but they never built buses with split-sash windows.	2008-04-06 11:37
1932 Ford V8 ½-Ton Pick-up Custom [18] Cry-Baby (1990)	nzcarnerd	The redbike is an early '50s BSA - can't tell which model. There looks to be two of them there. The two behind are both Indians. The two door hot rod is a '33 or '34. The aqua coloured van looks like mid-'30s Chev. The maroon car with its hood up looks to be a Mercury with a DeSoto grille.	2007-03-31 20:55
1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Cabriolet [2134] Cry-Baby (1990)	car nerd	Yes, I agree as well. Early post-war 46-48 Chevrolet Fleetline.	2007-01-26 07:37
1950 Buick Super Cry-Baby (1990)	knghtmat	Then it would be a Special or a Super.	2007-01-06 17:52
1954 Chevrolet 6700 Superior Cry-Baby (1990)	supcoach	A 1950's era Superior Coach I believe	2007-01-06 03:04
1932 Ford V8 ½-Ton Pick-up Custom [18] Cry-Baby (1990)	56Chevy	Pretty sure the red one is a '32 Ford pickup. The rusty one to the right looks like '32 Ford Tudor.	2007-01-05 23:58

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