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Do you know the family cars from classic Sixties sitcoms?
Try to match the make with the model!
Beep! Beep! Classic cars are coming through!
One of the many pleasures of watching vintage television is spotting all the classic cars. The Sixties were a particular beautiful era for automobiles (of course, there were still some fin-tastic Fifties rides still rolling around).
Every sitcom family needed a car. (Not to mention a sponsor.) Put your car knowledge to the test and try to match the make with the model. Good luck!
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The Stephens cruised around in this awesome Camero. Who made this Camero?
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Ward Cleaver shuttled to work in this Fury on 'Leave It to Beaver' in season three. What make of automobile was the Fury?
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Mike Brady was known for his cool convertibles. Was this also a Plymouth Fury?
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In the pilot episode, Mike Brady drives this boys in this Polara. What make was the Polara?
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Oliver and Lisa Douglas drive this Marquis on 'Green Acres'. What was the Marquis?
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The Stone family cruised in this Comet wagon on 'The Donna Reed Show.' Who made the Comet?
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The Anderson clan is piled into their Monterey on 'Father Knows Best,' which ran in reruns for years after ending in 1960. Who made the Monterey?
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Barney returned to Mayberry in this baby blue Pacer. Who made this Pacer?
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Here is a Lark parked on 'Mister Ed'. Who made the Lark?
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Agent Maxwell Smart would go get 'em on 'Get Smart' in his Tiger. Who made the Tiger?
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The titular car (er, mother?) in 'My Mother the Car' was a fictional make. What did they call it the brand?
Image: MGM Television
Do you know the family cars from classic Sixties sitcoms?
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It's "Camaro", not "Camero", btw.
I'am a car guy 100% You can tell the make and model back then. Not now. all cars are plastic bubbles..... Those were the good old days ! 
11/11
My husband an I took the challenge and got 9/11. #8 showed an Edsel but but said a Pacer which we thought was an AMC product! Was it a wrong picture?
Edsel had a Pacer model too. Sometimes automakers reuse old names like AMC did with pacer.
8/11. The only way I guessed #11 was thinking of the theme song. "...a 1927 Porter" is mentioned.
1928
5 out of 11.
8/11. I remember that 1928 Porter
3/11
8/11; would have had 9/11 but clicker finger was too quick on a very obvious choice that I know all too well.
6 of 11
Had hubby take this quiz and only 1 wrong. The last one. Yipeeeeeeeee
11/11 🧐
3/11
10/11, missed the last one. Wrong spelling on Camaro, #1.
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11/11. Loved those cars back then. They had a lot more style than the cars today.
7/11
Thought I was more of a car person than this. What a clunker I am.
Time to check the spark plugs. 🥴
Thought I was more of a car person than this. What a clunker I am.
Time to check the spark plugs. 🥴
7/11. Mercury did me in. I can't believe Mercury was the answer three times in a row.
6/11. Did great early in the quiz and began to falter toward the end.
Same thing happened to me.