Sorry, that's the only shot I got of that one, too. I think another car went by just before that guy crossed the street or I would've gotten a better one. I already sent the movie back.

1950 Buick.


1949 or later Chevrolet.

Last question. I want use the pic for "light blue one on right, one star" also for the Caddy parked on left.
It's a wild guess and could be only the reflection of the pic but could be that, after the vertical chrome trim (after front door), maybe there is a lower trim for a 60 Special. If not, it would be a 'normal' Series 62.
Could you get an extra pic for the Caddy in side view?

No, unfortunately that's all they ever showed of this one, that and a closeup of the three side portholes. The narrator was making a remark about the grille.

About 2nd thumbnail (Buick, two stars), have you got extra pics of the body?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084370/

Quite possibly Peter O'Toole's funniest performance.

unknown taxi (DeSoto?), one star


1950 Buick, two stars


unknown (different Buick? definitely not the same one), one star


unknown bus, one star



light blue one on right, one star


This next one is part of a car, in the film it's used as a prop in a live TV sketch. Despite the obviously phony wheels and tires, it appears to be the real front end of a car,

Kaiser Manhattan? two stars


1954 Ford, one star


1950 Mercury, one star


unknown taxi (Plymouth?), one star


1949-50? Ford convertible, one star


Chevrolet? one star


unknown, one star (could it be the '50 Mercury seen earlier?)


1949+? Chevrolet, two stars


1951 Ford Country Squire, one star


unknown Chrysler product, one star


Cadillac limo, three stars