Have posted three files containing captures from Australian film Kenny (2006) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0822389/
Can one of the Moderators let me know if they have come through OK

One email arrived, with a zip file, and saying "One and two star cars to follow".

Have re sent files 2 and 3. ant can you re check and confirm if they came through

Yes, they arrived.

Starting on it...

Done.
http://www.imcdb.org/movie_822389-Kenny.html

Some of the vehicles appear to be missing. I thought the pics were all clear enough to list

Indeed some of those which were skipped could still be listed I think.
But some are not enough visible for that, e.g. "chevrolet unkown pickup x.jpg" or "holden utility x.jpg" (same pic as Nissan Pursar)

Garco, did you skip many pics on purpose? Or did you plan to add these?

I added few of the "missing" ones, those which seemed still ok to me.

Waliant1962 >> pictures seemed quite big: they appear pixelated, like if they were enlarged to 720 pixels wide from a lower size. What was the source? A DVD or a video file? Also, the JPEG compression seems a little weak, by just resaving some of them I got 20 KB smaller files; what do you use for compression/conversion? Usually a 20% compression is good (or quality at 80%, it depends on the program used).

No, I have skipped them because they are too background.
I was very surprised to see them on the site...

Well, the few that I added are not so background, no? (Except the Saab )
The International & Kenworth fill whole screen, the MB W203 is seen from two angles, the Transit is not so small and somewhat nice to see as ice cream truck version, the Integra is well visible in foreground, the Holden VP does not seem so common.
I agree that maybe the Bronco is not worth listing, I hesitated for that one.

Note that more than half of those that you skipped were too background, though, so I skipped these too.

I recorded it onto my hard drive recorder from TV. The movie was made documentary style using hand held camera so a lot of the action is a little blurred

It is not the blur the problem but the "pixelated" aspect. Such images should be resized down a little I think.