Someone has done this...

added 11, 12 and 15

Well, I also thought that we discussed more. These are just the few past comments that I could find.



that one is used, so even if not very visible it has a reason of being listed.
Anyway the Fiat on image 12 is well visible and for sure deserves a page
Same for the 2CV on image11 and Peugept J7/J9 on image15

The others are less visible, so I personally do not think that it is worth mentionning them "as is", but that's the case of lots of pictures that are on the site anyway

These images seem of good quality, but it seems to me there are much more cars which are seen quite good. In the youtube movie they are to blurry, but on these dvd pictures they rather look good to me...(as would the other cars that might be interesting)

I don't quite understand the link with a different 1986 film called 'Un Homme..' or the 1966 original, only that it is same director. I'm surprised, I would have expected much more discussion on this film.

My grabs were direct from my own DVD commercial release, not YouTube etc.

Is this accepted posting really any easier than the Fiat 1500 (image12)?
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_77951-Chevrolet-Malibu-1978.html

best regards
Jason

I'll check that later
Previous discussions about the movie:
http://www.imcdb.org/movie.php?id=92130
http://imcdb.opencommunity.be/forum_topic-766-Is_this_a_film_included_on_IMDB.html

started it...but not sure which were the good cars. would it be easier to upload all of them, then have the bad ones deleted?

http://www.imcdb.org/movie_169173-C-etait-un-rendez-vous.html

From the full-size picture, I agree that some are quite visible and could maybe be put on the site.
e.g. the Renault 4, the Mini, etc.

the third image above was only ever intended to be listed as 'Bus'

full size images here
http://62.3.92.81/~jhaynes/rendezvous/
agreed, some are not worth using, but are no less easy to detetmine than some accepted postings?

cheers

Jason

As I said, in this one all the background cars are really "background". They are not very visible.