Unknown cars on IMCDb.org
 

I like to look through Internet Movie Cars Database (IMCDb.org) to try to identify cars in movies. As a history buff and car guy, this is nerdy fun. Anyway, they have an unknown car page (IMCDb.org: List of unidentified vehicles) with some to-be-identified models. If you like a challenge, check out the really early movies. Here are a few from various years just for fun:

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a modified Rolls Royce 20/25?
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in the foreground, I dunno about this one...
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A '53 Ford Crestline?
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No...not the Beetle ;)

don't know what the firetruck is in the second photo, but that is w.c. fields on the left in white with a straw hat.
the movie is called "it's a gift". hysterically funny. see it.


third looks like a midget or a.h. sprite.


'53 sounds right on the forth one.

Cool site, thanks.

The red car in the dark looks like an Austin Healey Sprite. I lightened it to get a better look...


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I think you're right, is it a Mark III? I'm not good enough with the British sports cars to pin a year on it.

It's definitely a Sprite... at least, if you try Right Click > Properties ...it's labelled as such.

(Edit: nevermind... Steve saved it to lighten it and named it Sprite... wasn't that way in the OP.)

Is it from "Diner?" I remember there was a red sports car in that flick... and I think it was British.

It was a TR3... just checked IMDb.com and watched the trailer.