Whoever uploaded my images, you added a duplicate of the '62 Chevy Impala. Why not replace it with some of the other images I posted?

There's also a 1970's Cadillac Eldorado next to a mid-1960's full-size Caddy. Both on the left and both one star as well.

Now after this, you've got a 1972 Lincoln Continental Mark IV, a Mercedes-Benz from the 1950's or 1960's, and an apparent replica of a 1920's or 1930's luxury car in between. One star each.

About the '74 IHC & '62 Pontiac I mentioned:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_109545-International-Harvester-1974.html

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_109546-Pontiac-Ambulance-1962.html

These must've been in some deleted scenes that were only shown on TV or something. There was certainly an International Harvester at some point, but it was a Cargostar, and that's a medium-duty truck. I'll grab that one soon enough.


Here it is. One star.

Finally got the 1962 Chevrolet Impala convertible I've been bragging about. One star.

Another vehicle; A Flxible "New Look" bus that slams on the brakes to avoid the chase between Raquel Welch and the cops. So one or two stars?

Okay, I've got another car from Mother, Jugs & Speed. It's a background vehicle, but it's good enough. An early-1960's Plymouth Valiant. I'll get more.

Before I started gathering more vehicles from Mother, Jugs & Speed (1976) , I thought I try to grab an image of the 3rd Generation Ford Econoline E-350 cutaway van used in the 1983 music video for The Polecats: Make a Circuit With Me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA4foTap-WQ

Sadly the cab was barley visible as you can see below, so it failed. Which is too bad because it would've been worth two stars. So I'm going to start working on Mother, Jugs & Speed over the weekend.