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tomcarman 03-29-2020 12:29 AM

Crime Wave 1954
 

Just finished watching the movie from 1954 on TCM. Lot's of good shots of cars from that era. Can someone help identify some of the cars? Young Charles Bronson plays a heavy.

J Franklin 03-29-2020 01:03 AM

Re: Crime Wave 1954
 

Name of movie?

tomcarman 03-29-2020 01:26 AM

Re: Crime Wave 1954
 

Crime Wave. TCM had a good intro describing the movie so I watched it. Little over an hour long. Not being an expert on car ID I believe there is a good mixture of Ford, Mercurys & Lincoln's in it as well as a perhaps model A roadster with a 32 grille. Also saw a glimpse of COE as well as a Nash in the background.

V8COOPMAN 03-29-2020 01:47 AM

Re: Crime Wave 1954
 

The black and the cream-colored cars in the getaway/chase scene appeared to both be '52 Lincolns. And yup, they did easily pass that Nash illegally on the right side in one of the scenes. All sorts of neat ol' jitneys in that movie. You can see the LA City Hall off in the distance. DD

tomcarman 03-29-2020 02:01 AM

Re: Crime Wave 1954
 

Thanks V8. In the opening scenes there's what I assume to be a 54 Woodie wagon. Also would like to know what that COE is in a brief glimpse. Old movies are fun.

Mike/Franklin 03-29-2020 01:19 PM

Re: Crime Wave 1954
 

I think the vet drove a 36 Ford woodie. Couple of good shots of that one.

Darrell S 03-29-2020 01:50 PM

Re: Crime Wave 1954
 

Numerous Fords of various years, one 40 Merc 4door convert and the AV8 hotrod with aluminum heads and dual carbs. Lots of neat rolling stock.

TonyM 03-29-2020 02:06 PM

Re: Crime Wave 1954
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by tomcarman (Post 1867329)
Just finished watching the movie from 1954 on TCM. Lot's of good shots of cars from that era. Can someone help identify some of the cars? Young Charles Bronson plays a heavy.


For more Fords on Film try this old thread:




https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19886


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