[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by attinder

In the movie 'Tesri Manzil' Prem Nath was driving a white convertible. A gorgeous looking car.

Any idea of make and model ?

It is a Sunbeam Alpine roadster, left hand drive.

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Main Bhi Ladki Hoon (1964)

A bunch of Lambretta scooters



A 1949 Buick Eight



Prem Geet (1981)

A Standard Herald Mk 1

[attinder]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

It is a Sunbeam Alpine roadster, left hand drive.

Thank You..............

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Jaani Dost (1983)

An Opel Coupe of the 60s


My favourite filmy Packard makes another appearance.


A 1955 Dodge Kingsway in action



A Chevy van (Suburban?) and a Plymouth that morphs into a Dodge soon enough.

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Fifty Fifty (1981)

A 1954 Dodge Kingsway convertible


An unknown car to me, maybe a choptop?

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Do Dulhe (1955)

A Ford Ambulance of the 1940s


A Sunbeam Talbot roadster

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Tigress (1948)

A trio of Austin Sevens




A Chevrolet military truck

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Pehli Jhalak (1955)

A 1946 Buick Eight decked out for a wedding


Another similar Buick has a narrow miss with a 1947 Cadillac convertible





A Hillman Minx convertible. We have seen this car before in ownership of one Mr. Darukhanawalla


An Austin Tourer

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Babu (1985)

A 1960 Chevrolet Impala choptop



A 1960s Pontiac coupe

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Ardhangini (1959)

A 1949/51 Plymouth station wagon is seen at the airport. To the right is probably Raj Kumar's own 1956 Chevy coupe.


A GM bus probably

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Lakshmi (1957)

A very stylish Hudson convertible is seen.

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

Insaaf Ka Tarazu (1980)
This Ford Mustang convertible was also seen in multiple movies including Don. Survives in Mumbai.
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The same Mustang from Don and other movies is also seen in Awam (1987)

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

Fifty Fifty (1981)
An unknown car to me, maybe a choptop?
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For a rain scene the Mustang changes to another unidentified American car, seems to be the same car from Fifty Fifty

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Originally Posted by kasli

Was watching this old movie recoloured obviously called " Aan " anyone knows where this state is on the Cadillac. The car is a 1947 Series 62 and a wonderful example and shade and so appealing it looks.

Originally Posted by priyo

About the green Cadillac - This scene from Aan shows film star Nimmi beside the car. Some time back while discussing Classic cars of Bombay film gentry, I had related the story of this very car. The green Caddy was owned by Miss Nimmi and for some reason the car ended up in Meerut with a film financier/destributor. This was in mid/late 50s. This gentleman belonged to perhaps the wealthiest family in Meerut and had many businesses in Meerut , Delhi and Bombay. This car was in Meerut and I have seen it taken care of along with many fine cars the family owned. My brother was in the Auto insurance business and showed me the papers showing ownership of the car - Miss Nawab Begum. The car is a 1947 model and may have belonged to some princely state or wealthy owner prior to ownership of Miss Nimmi . This story throws some light on the background of this magnificent car. In Meerut, next to our home was a auto workshop that took care of this family's cars. I was about 14 years old, and very interested in cars. I saw this Caddy at close quarters - it was of course LHD , .a Flathead V8 , two speed automatic, and a working AM radio.

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

Pehli Jhalak (1955)
Another similar Buick has a narrow miss with a 1947 Cadillac convertible

I have made an observation - we saw a lovely metallic grey green Cadillac, Nimmi's personal car in the film Aan. It was discussed many times later too elsewhere on the forum. In the film Pehli Jhalak we see an identical car, including details like the twin shikaar lights, AA badge on the side of the grille, and marker poles on both fenders. It has to be the same car, and now we know the registration was BMZ. I'm told the car was sold to Delhi in the 70s, current fate unknown. It was also seen in Humdard

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Chhoo Mantar (1956)

A 1947/48 DeSoto Fluid Drive and a 1937 Buick convertible also seen in anther Johnny Walker film, the name I can't recall at the moment.




Soldier Thakur Daler Singh (1969)

A 1935 Ford V8 that we also saw in 'Kismet'

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Black Mail (1973)

A Ford Cortina



A 1956 Plymouth sedan



A 1950s Dodge? van


A Dodge/Fargo Rocket Stationwagon


A Dodge police van