There are for now 65 Lenco BearCat in the IMCDb, and among them 49 have "on Ford F-550 Super Duty" as complement. Which is true, according to Lenco itself, but as all BearCat trucks are made on such a basis, and as Lenco don't really promote this part, is this complement really relevant?

Somewhat related question about the "on Ford chassis" used for these 3 BearCat replicas: can the Ford chassis really be identified from these screenshots?

Indeed, that mention is probably not so useful

The Titan Motor Home was made by Champion:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_1094873-Titan-1976.html

Not really a "mass change"

What do we think about changing the Mexican "panel" to Furgón? Or should we change the Dodge to Panel? They should reflect each other? Or do we leave them as different names?

Depends how they were sold there...
I don't know if they especially have to match

You really shouldn't change it until you find proof that they were called that, which you have not done/

I listened to exiv. I brought it up here to discuss. I used the name as a placeholder so they wouldn't get lost in the plethora of D-Series.
Should we use ambulancia instead? Or just leave the, as D-100? I don't ninja things I bring them up for discussion. @night cub why are you on my back lately? I feel like every little thing I do lately is wrong or not seen as a positive move for the site.

I brought it up to discuss. If we choose to remove the latter part of the name so be it but for these rare birds to get lost in the mix seems rather disheartening.

Consensus? Remove Furgon? Label as Ambulancia? Or just D-100?

I'm sorry, not trying to be on your back, but generally you should have proof that something was called that name before we go and re-name. I didn't see anything that uses that name in particular and you haven't presented us with any either. I know info on Mexican models is scarce but we should be certain. That's all.

I hear you. I took the name out since I cannot locate anymore brochures from the 70s. Except for a 1973 version which does not specify a name for them.

Back to D-100.

I would keep that name in the extra info line but keep looking for better info if I were you.

Nissan Figaro chassis codes from E-FK10 to FK10.

http://imcdb.org/vehicles_make-Nissan_model-E-FK10.html

As I said in a comment last year, "If we start to put these code prefixes on each japanese car, it'll never end." I've already taken that road for Toyotas - it's quite tricky but we can manage - but I'd rather not do the same for Nissans, at least the mundane, non-Skyline ones.

Here's an example with the 1993 Nissan Laurel, chassis code C34. As seen in this brochure scan, individual versions include E-HC34, E-GC34, E-GCC34, E-GNC34 and KD-SC34.

http://www.wald-licht.com/~oldcar/gazou/93_n_laurel/laurel_22l.jpg

C34 is well enough here. Just as FK10 is well enough for the Figaro, IMHO.

Figaro updated

Chevrolet Prizm

Should be Origin: Japan
Built In: USA


I corrected all the Geo Prizms, but there are more Chevrolet to fix. All Prizms were made in the NUMMI plant in Fremont, California. They were not made in Canada or Japan, like the Corolla.

http://imcdb.org/vehicles_make-Chevrolet_model-Prizm.html

Done

For the all vehicles on the page, épisode is "Pilot".
http://www.imcdb.org/movie_10161384-Astrid-et-Raphaelle.html

Didn't I already change these recently to 1.01 ? Why again a change?

Here is the thread of discussion regarding this amendment.



https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astrid_et_Rapha%C3%ABlle

And IMDb number is "11950864".
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11950864/?ref_=tt_ov_inf

ok, updated to 1.00 (as the episode is listed that way on IMDb)
https://www.imcdb.org/movie.php?id=11950864

Why are all the Oldsmobile/Chevrolet Alero using weird chassis codes? They used the same body as the Chevrolet Malibu...[GMX130]. Why were they all changed?