Google street view from the southern Philippines. Looks like a Brazilian Chevrolet from the front.
https://www.google.com/maps/@8.4568475,124.6467252,3a,30y,310.65h,68.6t/data=!3m- 6!1e1!3m4!1sJyzJhVCQmehR6dgTxOoJQg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

Pics to save people loading up the link:

That is just a Holden Torana LH (1974-1976), also sold on the Philippines:

https://www.flickr.com/groups/1469406@N21/discuss/72157624881014788/721576247645- 20275 (just wait until it fully loads, the page will jump to the right car automatically)

I actually googled that model and it looked different.
Are those the factory taillights?

All Torana LH on Google have the same rear lights, so i say they are the factory ones. I guess the one on Streetview turns out to have rear lights from after market.

(blue car) http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_929802.html

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_884785.html

I know I'm the one who originally submitted this pic, but if a mod/admin thinks it's not worth listing, let me know and it can be deleted.

if it has some role (as it is listed as 2-star), i guess it is acceptable

^ Well, the camera stops there for a moment while the station wagon pulls out of the driveway and goes away, and the same wagon is "repeated" multiple times through the rest of the song. So I guess that counts as 2 stars.

Also: http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_955221-Chevrolet-1965.html - are we going with 1965 Chevrolet Impala Wagon on this one?

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_955200-International-Harvester-1968.html Can anyone narrow down this International Harvester any further?

This is a still I captured from Terminator 2 (1991). I'm just curious as to exactly what car this is?

1989-90 Mitsubishi Galant

Man, you're good. I forgot all about Mitsubishi's US products especially in the 80s.

Some vehicles i'd need some info about

MY range wanted
Abarth 500 695



Citroen 2CV6 . i read they supposed to have square headlights but they forgot to tell this one



The Citroen sadly was involved in a crash when the driver backed up in the post behind it, despite having enough place to leave by going forward and turning a little bit

Triumph Spitfire ? if so.. paper said 1971 ( ithink ) but 1970 had already a newer badge and tailights according to wikipedia



Model name wanted ( 1948 Chrysler )



Same for the yellow 1965 Meteor in my car show post...

What is that ?
Has a GM truck front ( to me ) but the rest don't fit...



And, finally... Backyard Hobby ?

Do you have a better picture of the front number plate? Could even be its original one.

Sadly , no ...

i didn't thought of that possibility so i didn't really paid attention to the plate...

Abarth should be 1965+ for front-hinged doors. If genuine the red stripe was 69+ 695 SS Corsa/Competitizione, which matches wider arches at front at least. Rear arches are however weird - never seen that sort of boxed shape. Maybe has been re-engined with something bigger which needed wider body - the rear view looks a bit bulging as well.


2CV had rectangular lights 73+, but reverted to round September 81. The rear badge looks a very late format - maybe the final years when production switched from France in 1988 to Portugal until 1990. It looks a late one to me (white sidelights, clean trim) but I'm not expert on these.

Spitfire is a Mk3 - Jan 1967 to November 1970. maybe with 68+ sidemarkers. The Mk4 had the new lights/badges/bumpers.

Thanks for the precisions dsl

another rear view of the Abarth, with engine slightly visible but i'm not sure it will help

Baube the blue car with flames is a 1947-1948 Ford, it's the original 1946-1948 grille. We need a shot from the side to tell if it's a De Luxe Coupe or a Super De Luxe Sedan Coupe.

The 1948 Chrysler is harder if not impossible(?) to give a model name with these pictures. The 4-Door Sedan was available as Royal, Windsor, Saratoga and New Yorker. The difference is the engines, wheel base and equipment.
The production numbers for 1948 was:
Chrysler C38 Royal, Windsor: 93,143
Chrysler C39 Saratoga, New Yorker: 31,573



The easiest way would be to read the badge

Thanks atom

There is so much tuning involving the old vehicles that i really thought it was an early 50's GMC truck front end... mixed to the fact that they all look the same to me..

Good thing the era of " identified by the badge only or that little tiny strip of chrome " time is over..

Sure they are beautiful vehicles but really hard for me to identify...

I don't know if it helps, but a part of the blue Ford can be seen here



same here for the Chrysler, even if like you said, a pic of the badge would clearly had the job done...



By the numbers you gave, odds are better that it is a Windsor ( or Royal )

The Ford is a Sedan Coupe with a longer door and a backseat.