'55 or '56 Imperial.


'56 Chevrolet. I think it's a 210, see rusty mutt's post here.

My new DVD drive arrived in the mail today. I shouldn't have jumped the gun and used the sub-par avi file to get pics of the GAZ, duck and troop carrier. So here's DVD-quality screengrabs of those three.







Getting a non-blurry shot of the troop carrier was freakin' difficult as all get-out. I couldn't decide which one looked better so there's both.

There's also more background cars during the chase with the KGB agents as well as some motorcycles and a truck of some sort right at the start. All 1 star.

Car to the left.

Car to the left.

Blue car on the right.

This black car.

Station wagon on the left.

Truck.

Car on the left.

Various motorcycles.

Sure, I can do that.

Thanks:
http://imcdb.org/movie.php?id=367882

BTW, If it isn't a problem, could you also convert your captures for 'The Dream Team' as well? They will be added as soon as possible.

The ice cream truck is a 3112. Check out this thread:
http://forum.imcdb.org/forum_topic-862-Chevrolet_Truck_I_D___s_of_the_1940_s__1950_s.html


For the record, 1960 was the year Chevy started labeling their trucks "C-10," "K-10," "C-20," "K-20," "C-30," "K-30," etc.

I'm going to assume that 720X301 and 48KB are good so here's the remainder of the resized screenshots.

Army car to the right. 1 star.

Bus. 2 stars.

Oldsmobile (?). 1 star.

Chevy Bel Air (?). 1 star.

Dodge M-37. 2-3 stars.

Ford GPA. 4 stars I think (since it's used beyond the chase for a while).

FBI agents' car. 2 stars.

GAZ 69. 3 stars.

Hotrod. 2-3 stars.

Chevy 3113 ice cream truck (left). 1 star.

Jeep. 2 stars.

Chevy Skyline Special. 3 stars.

Buick Roadmaster (?). 3 stars.

Soviet troop carrier. 3 stars.

There. Hopefully these are satisfactory. I'll fix them if they aren't, but I just hope I got it right this time.

No, the drive does it with every DVD. In fact, Crystal Skull is the only one I could to play at all.

And, whoops, I typed 730 and I meant 720. D'oh.

There. Is this better?

The picture is 10 pixels too wide (maximum is 720*576).
(And your DVD is probably just defective, you should exchange it for a new copy at the store).

Okay, here is the first one I've tried fixing using XnView. I think it's the right size, dimension-wise, but how about the filesize? Says 50KB. Is that all right?

Try with "Paint" the very commom program in any Windows system. I use it in all my pics.