...and here it is, the thread that should close out the entire series of "The Andy Griffith Show."

7.6

Ford Model AA, three stars

(I think this is supposed to be the same one I submitted for season five, but it's actually a different vehicle of a similar make)

7.7

1965? Triumph TR4A, two stars


7.10

1966 Ford Mustang, two stars


7.13

1964 Chevrolet Biscayne, three stars


7.15

1950-51? Jaguar XK 120 Roadster, three stars


...and two alternate shots of this beauty...





1966 Ford Fairlane, one star


1966 Ford Custom, three stars (main shot)



7.19

1964 Dodge, one star


7.25

1967? International Harvester Metro-Mite, three stars


7.28

1967 Mercury Comet wagon, three stars


7.30

1967 Mercury Comet, three stars


8.1

1967 Ford Mustang, one star


8.4

1967 Ford Galaxie, two stars




8.5

1967 Lincoln Continental, one star x2



1967 Lincoln Continental stretch limo, one star



8.6

1957 Ford Del Rio, one star

(This is a better shot than the one I submitted for season five)

8.9

1965 Chevrolet Impala, one star


1962 Chevrolet Impala, one star


8.11

1966 Chevrolet Biscayne, two stars



8.16

1965 Ford Mustang, two stars

(Note: this is a better shot of the season five shot I submitted for the same car)

8.18.

Lincoln Continental (1968?), two stars


8.21

1968 Ford LTD Country Squire, two stars


1964 Imperial limosine, two stars



8.22

unknown (Jaguar?), two stars


1968 Mercury Cougar, one star



1966 Chevrolet C-series, one star

(This truck is heavily discussed among Mayberry fans)


1963? Ford Thunderbird, one star


8.23

1965 Chevrolet El Camino, one star


8.24

1963 Chevrolet Chevy II, one star


8.25

Ford Falcon, three stars


8.26

1967 Ford Galaxie, two stars



8.27

unknown (Asten Martin)?, one star




(Yes, I'm also wondering how in the world such a car ended up parked casually on the streets of Mayberry.)

1967 Ford Custom, three stars


8.28

1967 Ford Mustang, one star



8.29

1959 Ford F-Series, three stars


8.30

Ford tractor, three stars

1966 Chevrolet C-Series, no lower than a C-60.


Yes, this is a Ford.

Thanks Ddey. That Coors beer truck is especially notable because it's one of the show's biggest bloopers. Coors was a mostly Western U.S. brand not sold in the South at the time this 1968 episode aired (it would happen later), so the truck going by gave away the fact that scene was being shot in the Hollywood/LA area.

Attention moderators: while going through this series I kept a close eye out for the 1955 Olds Rocket 88 that has its own page, but no picture, on the "Andy Griffith Show" page. But all I could find were these two very small images from episode 4.16, "Barney's Sidecar":





I think the moderators would agree I've been pretty thorough going through this show, and I know I would've seen one if it had a significant enough appearance. I submit the '55 Rocket 88 page might need to be removed.

I went through season four quickly because Modell already did such a thorough job with that season; the only one I found that I would submit would be this one:

ep. 4.13

Mercury Colony Park station wagon, one star

Done
http://www.imcdb.org/movie_53479-The-Andy-Griffith-Show.html