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1952 Humber Hawk Mk.IV Night of the Demon (1957)	I have looked at both and believe it is indeed a humber hawk. here is a mk 4 http://www.philseed.com/images/humber-hawk-mk4.jpg -- Last edit: 2007-08-10 00:42:32	2007-08-10 00:40
1951 Austin A40 Sports Jensen Night of the Demon (1957)	Which is the most interesting for listing? Opinions anyone?	2007-08-09 23:24
1952 Humber Hawk Mk.IV Night of the Demon (1957)	Sunbeam MKIII circa 1955 ??	2007-08-09 22:13
Night of the Demon (1957)	This movie was already listed with no pictures. I added pictures. Here is a neat Lockheed Constellation from the movie -- Last edit: 2007-08-09 22:01:12	2007-08-09 21:54
1950 Daimler Ambulance Barker & Co [DC27] Night of the Demon (1957)		2007-08-09 21:52
1949 Jaguar Mk.V DHC Night of the Demon (1957)		2007-08-09 21:50
1953 Austin FX3 Taxi Night of the Demon (1957)		2007-08-09 21:49
1952 Humber Hawk Mk.IV Night of the Demon (1957)		2007-08-09 21:47
1951 Austin A40 Sports Jensen Night of the Demon (1957)	Perhaps someone can identify something in this picture - your choice	2007-08-09 21:44
1953 Sunbeam Alpine Mk.1 Night of the Demon (1957)		2007-08-09 21:41
unknown On the Beach (1959)	I thought so too but I can't find on with that hump in the rear fender. It could also be a 1955 Ferrari 225S http://www.maserati-alfieri.co.uk/gwood-rev/gwood-rev-2003-047a.jpg -- Last edit: 2007-08-09 19:52:55	2007-08-09 19:47
Unknown Goodfellas (1990)	I can see what sort of looks like a car in the first thumbnail but certainly not enought to identify.	2007-08-09 19:46
unknown Le sicilien (1958)	big dave wrote Just out of curiosity, where is an external picture of the car these fellows are in?? Is this supposed to be the Cadillac?? Seems to say Bel Air between the 2 passengers. Comments?? From what I can see it does look like a 55 Bel Air dash, Its sure not a 55 cadillac. See: http://www.affordableclassicsinc.com/ClassicsPgs/177-7769_IMG.JPG -- Last edit: 2007-08-09 19:00:22	2007-08-09 18:56
1994 SAAB 900 Gen.2 Joe Somebody (2001)	looks pretty much like my 9-3. FYI saab logo is in the same position as on this one.	2007-08-08 05:07
1932 Duesenberg J Mr. Destiny (1990)	Yes, Duesenberg, probably model J	2007-08-08 04:58
1928 Buick Master Six 7-Passenger Sedan [28-50] Matlock (1986-1995)	Wheels are wrong for a Ford. It might be a 1929 oldsmobile?	2007-08-07 23:56
1928 Ford Model A Children of my Heart (2000)	Ford - Model A	2007-08-07 19:32
1953 Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith Park Ward 6 Light Limousine [LDLW6] Olsenbanden Junior går under vann (2003)	Foggy night	2007-08-07 03:27
1949 Delahaye 135 Cabriolet Chapron 2/4 Places Foreign Intrigue (1956)	I thought it was a Delahaye but I couldn't find one like this one so I left it unknown. I will look a bit more before I edit the entry. -- Last edit: 2007-08-07 03:26:30	2007-08-07 03:25
1954 SAAB 92 B Soltak Foreign Intrigue (1956)	On the left	2007-08-07 01:39
1943 GMC DUKW-353 The Big Easy (1987)	Looks like a DUKW	2007-08-03 19:17
1968 Volkswagen Campmobile Westfalia [Typ 2 / T2] The Fall Guy (1981-1986)	I does look like it has the top that can be raised. I may well be a westfalia.	2007-08-03 19:02
Puma GTS Blame It on Rio (1984)	It may be the same convertible as in /vehicle_120164-Unknown.html -- Last edit: 2007-08-02 18:17:52	2007-08-02 18:17
1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Two-Door Hardtop [2454] Goodfellas (1990)	probably same as -- Last edit: 2007-10-28 22:32:40 (antp)	2007-08-02 18:11
1949 Buick Super [51] Goodfellas (1990)	Might be the same car as in /vehicle_120177-Unknown.html	2007-08-02 18:01
1949 Buick Super Goodfellas (1990)	Tail lights look like 1949 Buick.	2007-08-02 17:57
1949 Chevrolet Pan Anatol szuka miliona (1959)	You are correct. I meant to type 1950 but it ended up as 1952. I was off by a year anyway	2007-08-02 01:48
1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Sport Sedan 'Demokratka' [2100 FK] Pan Anatol szuka miliona (1959)	I think its a 1948 chevy but I don't remember those little auxillary lights. May be aftermarket	2007-08-01 22:33
1949 Chevrolet Pan Anatol szuka miliona (1959)	1952 Chevrolet?	2007-08-01 22:26
Wild Hogs (2007)	I would guess that all the bikes are harleys. "Hog" is a nickname for harley davidson and I doubt that we sould see a honda in a movie called wild hogs that featured motorcycles.	2007-08-01 19:21
unknown Columbo: Death Hits the Jackpot (1991)	It might be, but generally I think the rear end of an excalibur is somewhat squarer.	2007-07-31 19:51
1980 Volkswagen Rabbit I [Typ 17] Criminal Xing (2007)	antp wrote Where the car was conceived/designed. OK, I see. We just use the word differently. I was conceived/designed in Maryland but born in Virginia so I think my origin is Virginia.	2007-07-26 23:17
1980 Volkswagen Rabbit I [Typ 17] Criminal Xing (2007)	Well let me ask: what do you mean by origin - where its made, where the owner is, where the company started or what?	2007-07-26 05:48
1980 Volkswagen Rabbit I [Typ 17] Criminal Xing (2007)	I agree that its nice to have a country flag. However, it can be confusing and inaccurate given the multi-country origins of many current autos. For example, most new toyotas sold in american are actually made in america but the parent company is japanese. Recent chryslers were made in america but the parent company was german, what origin would you give to recent chrysler be be consistent with recent american toyotas??? My point is: I don't really mind the country of origin flag but it raises issues that are hard to settle consistently and may be inaccurate. Sorry to be long winded but inaccuracy on this site really bugs me.	2007-07-25 22:03
1980 Volkswagen Rabbit I [Typ 17] Criminal Xing (2007)	I think we should entirely scrap the origin information. It can get too confusing and its not really necessary to have it here because there are many other sources of that information on the internet. Wikipedia for example. If its a toyota, for example, is it really necessary for us to try to determine where it was conceived, designed and made by looking at a picture. We have all we can do just by identifying cars as to year, make and model. Lets leave it at that and not try to be experts on all aspects of car manufacture. -- Last edit: 2007-07-24 22:03:01	2007-07-24 22:02
1965 Autocar A64 B The Wizard (1989)	you have better eyes (or a much better monitor) then I do - I don't see any writing on it.	2007-07-19 21:58
1965 Autocar A64 B The Wizard (1989)	Looks like a late 1950's/early 1960's Autocar? -- Last edit: 2007-07-19 20:51:05	2007-07-19 20:50
1938 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 The Battle Over Citizen Kane (1996)	1937 LaSalle ??	2007-07-19 04:59
unknown The Battle Over Citizen Kane (1996)	Studebaker big 6 circa 1924 ??	2007-07-19 02:12
1936 Ford V8 De Luxe [68] The Battle Over Citizen Kane (1996)	agree '36 Ford, http://www.fordflathead.com/images/boneyard/old_36/1936Ford2drSlantbackL.jpg	2007-07-19 02:10
1937 Chevrolet The Battle Over Citizen Kane (1996)	Agree '37 chevy	2007-07-19 02:02
1929 Oldsmobile Six Sedan [F-29] Bowling for Columbine (2002)	It sure does look like a '27 - '28 Olds to me but I'm not 100%. -- Last edit: 2007-07-19 01:58:42	2007-07-19 01:53
Made for Movie Mercedes-Benz SSK based on AC Ace chassis Monte Carlo or Bust! (1969)	I ojbect to this damn thing being listed as AC Cobra. Such a listing makes us look like a bunch of idiots. It should probably be 'made for movie'. Extra information that we are SURE of could be included - chassis, look alike, replica, etc. I don't mind listing highly modified cars according to the original body/chassis providing they are still somewhat recognizable but this listing is just ridiculous. Even the current listing is problematical because there was no AC Cobra Chassis. The chassis was AC. The completed car was Shelby American Cobra. I know people call them AC Cobras but as a matter of fact there was ofically no such thing. If we insist on going this route then there are a lot of dune buggies that will have to be listed as type 1 VW - think about it.	2007-07-18 17:52
unknown Honkytonk Man (1982)	I don't think there is enough left to identify for sure.	2007-07-18 00:31
Unknown Meitantei Conan (1996-2013)	Firebird86 wrote I really don't like these cartoon cars! I agree, I don't either. Suggest COC for their I.D. (crock of crap) -- Last edit: 2007-07-19 01:51:27	2007-07-17 20:38
Made for Movie Jet-X Zoey 101 (2005-2008)	They look like the same make.	2007-07-17 04:46
(archived) American Graffiti (1973)	About car speed: do the math If the engine is limited to 6000 RPM and the tires are 2 ft. in diameter and other factors (rolling resistance and wind drag)are ignored: a final gear ratio of 3.3:1 will result in a top speed of 130 MPH - typical of 1950's touring car. a final gear ratio of 4.11:1 will result in a top speed of 104 MPH - typical of 1950's muscle car set up for drag racing. Of course, in order to reach those speeds you have to have sufficient horsepower to overcome the "other factors" which are considerable at high speed. The huge 1950's tanks with their bias ply tires, large frontal area, generally square shape and chrome geegaws hung over them suffered badly from the "other factors". Most 1950's muscle cars could barely top 100 MPH and were limited by top engine RPM - they had plenty of HP. Most 1950's 'regular' cars could do 110 to 115 MPH and were generally limited by the "other factors": they had less HP. Bottom line is that muscle cars were specifically designed to accelerate rapidly. They were not designed to have (and did not have) a high top speed. Modern cars with 5 or 6 speed transmissions, small frontal area, radial tires and sleek aerodynamic design can generally perform as well as the 1950's cars both in acceleration and top speed, plus they handle much better. I will say however that modern cars are not nearly as attractive or as fun as the old ones.	2007-07-13 19:21
CMC Gazelle Mercedes-Benz SSK Replica P.I. Blues (2003)	If it will help people we can include Mercedes in the make but unlike most other replicas this car is not a good copy. It looks somewhat like a 1929 Mercedes SSK. You have to look pretry hard to distinguish some replicas (especially Cobra replicas) but not this beast. One brief look reveals it to be a modern car. I don't even know why its called a replica because it doesn't resemble an SSK much more than the early Excaliburs do - but I guess I am being to critical again.	2007-07-12 20:44
Hyster Straddle Carrier Monkey Business (1952)	We have one other on the site but I don't remember where.	2007-07-12 04:29
1939 Sunbeam-Talbot Two litre The Clouded Yellow (1951)	Agree with 2491tj as to the ID. But I get confused regarding the early cars. The make started as Swallow Sidecars, then was changed to SS Cars Ltd and finally to Jaguar. I think some of the earlier ones (like the SS 100 and maybe this one) used Jaguar as the model name and not the make name. Perhaps someone with more knowledge of Jaguar cars could give accurate dates for the various make and model names used by this company.	2007-07-11 18:43

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