Originally, I wanted to capture some images from "Is It College Yet?," but most of them are far too generic.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0285627/

So instead, I've decided to try to add more vehicles from the 2003 Made-for-TV Movie "Deacons for Defense."

http://www.imcdb.org/movie_335034-Deacons-for-Defense.html


Here's one of the scenes with the 1955 Ford Ranch Wagon owned by some of the KKK members:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_155600-Ford-Custom-Ranch-Wagon-1955.html



Later on in the movie:


This scene comes before the previous one. I tried to get the early-1960's Oldsmobile too, but I couldn't capture it:



I also wanted to get a side view, but I passed it up so I could listen to a line from Forrest Whittaker and submit it to IMDb. On the other hand, I was able to capture the stock footage of that '64 GMC Pickup. One star, but it's nice looking.
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_155603-GMC-1500-1964.html




An early-1960's Rambler comes in before that, and I tried to capture that, but I couldn't do it either. The same goes for the 1955-56 Plymouth Belvedere. The Rambler's a background vehicle, but the Belvedere is used later on in a brief action scene.


Regarding the 1957 Cadillac that's already on the page;

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_163126-Cadillac-1957.html



This eariler one may be the same one, which would make it a Fleetwood 60.


Two more 1965 Fords either Customs or Custom 500's, or maybe both:



You can mark them as done when you upload them, but I'm not going to stop getting images from this one.

UPDATE: I just e-mailed them, along with some others I didn't mention here.

I have added the ones above in the first message, but not the e-mailed ones.

Ddey65, I am confused when you say you "tried to capture but couldn't". Do you mean that there is not a good view possible, or that you just were not able to due to some technical issue?

If the latter is the case, I do not know what media player you are using; but the free Media Player Classic allows frame-by-frame advancing that should allow you to capture any single frame. If you wish to consider using it you can find a link to download it at the bottom of the wikipedia entry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_Player_Classic , or wickey posted a link here http://forum.imcdb.org/forum_topic-1178-Capturing_Images_With_Windows_Media_Player.html
http://www.free-codecs.com/Media_Player_Classic_download.htm

I just wasn't able to pause it where I wanted it before making the screencaps. I tried MPC, but I think I had the same trouble with PowerDVD. If not, there may've been some other problems. Either way, I'm currently on vacation, and I didn't take my Deacons for Defense video along with me. I'm planning to add some more from The World of Henry Orient next, but I didn't take that with me either. Right now I'm using a borrowed PC, so I'm not going to upload any new software on here.

About the Oldsmobile, although I can't get the image of it yet(but I will try again), it appears to be full-size and from 1964.

You can mark this done, but I'm going to get more images for another round before 2008 is over.