16/09/2013 @ 11:43:22: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
Many were just changed from "unknown" to "Club Car unknown" - I guess many of these should be listed as "Club Car DS" ? Or just without model name?
16/09/2013 @ 17:28:33: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
16/09/2013 @ 18:38:09: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
16/09/2013 @ 18:54:02: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
while we are it TOM11 did an excellent work over a year ago with the EZGO and he got them right IMO
The problem is that when we checked more carefully he was also more guessing than identifying. Especially when it was possible to verify
And I am afraid that sometimes you identify too fast too, e.g.
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=629548
I do not have time to rename all these E-Z-Go now, tomorrow if I do not forget, or if another admin passes there...
16/09/2013 @ 20:22:30: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
I didn't say that specifically for these gold carts, I was just speaking in general for tanks, fire engines, etc. All the stuff you tried to identify recently.
As in the past those who seemed to identify correctly all these "forever unknown" things were at the same time completely off when trying to identify more common vehicles...
16/09/2013 @ 21:07:37: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
LOL
I am the type , seems I had a good talent with tanks, quads , golf kart and now fire truck
I think the main reason is there are simply very few manufacturers for this vehicles and the vehicle pool itself is very small compared to ordinary cars (specialy US ones which looked different every year) plus they are build for years (even decades) without any noticeable outside changes
golf cart is a great example, only 3 main manufacterers (Yamaha, EZGO and Club Car) , you only need to search harder if nothing fits for those 3 and that itself isn't that many (Hyundai, Markeeter, Columbia (harley Davidosn)) and that's it Cusham and Tyler dunn are there for the "special" non golf cart
17/09/2013 @ 01:11:32: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
this was solved a lot of manufacturers used those cabs without decent shot of the front its impossible to tell so the solution in the comments (link) is OK imo
http://imcdb.org/vehicle_372406.html
17/09/2013 @ 10:44:25: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
We can keep it that way just in case
17/09/2013 @ 16:05:22: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
17/09/2013 @ 16:37:51: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
this was solved a while back but you need to rear my link to have an idea how to name it
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_398085.html
and no wonder EZGO and Cushman look the same , seems they have a partnership on many models including shuttle , IMO if ther eis no badge visible then go with EZGO
17/09/2013 @ 20:06:05: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
not the main vehicle but think it should be taken, the Big Bear is rare on IMCDB (only 4 entries)
http://imcdb.org/vehicle_420116.html
the one in the foreground is something chinese but wasn't able to find it , it would actually deserve 2 stars since it was flipped in the air and damaged...
maybe the producers didn't want to damage the quality (and way more expensive) japanese quads...
17/09/2013 @ 20:26:27: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
It is still better to list the one in foreground, even if not identifiable currently
17/09/2013 @ 21:35:23: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
or make a separate entry for the Yamaha using same photo?
for the fire truck above perhaps best name it Kenworth model: Mack Class 155 or Kenworth-Mack as manufacturer and Class 155 as model
17/09/2013 @ 23:23:09: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
I do not find useful listing that background Yamaha obstructed by another vehicle.
For the Mack/Kenworth, Class 155 is not really a model name I think, it is the military designation.
18/09/2013 @ 10:29:50: antp: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
But you gave two makes for these, Jinling and Golden Horse
18/09/2013 @ 10:32:18: mike962: Non-Unidentified Vehicles
you find dozens of "makes" for this things , I'll go with Jinling because that seem the actual factory name
you remember this, found at least 3 names for the same quad...
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_456091.html