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?
Image: Screen Gems
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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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The 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?
Image: Screen Gems
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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?
Image: Filmways
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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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11/11.
11/11
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You got 10 out of 11
We hope you enjoyed the ride.
We hope you enjoyed the ride.
father know best reruns are still showing DAILY!!
You got 8 out of 11 - We hope you enjoyed the ride! Knew some and guessed on some. Got fooled by the Pacer. Apparently AMC got the name Pacer from Edsel. Not a wise business decision if you ask me. :)
Oliver drove a Lincoln
Ford stopped making Lincoln convertibles in the final year of the show so they switched to the Mercury Marquis.
As long as I can remember, people have been misspelling the word "Camaro". It's really frustrating if you're a spelling notsy like me... Wait, did I say "notsy"??
12 right.
How did you get 12 when there were only 11
Well, I missed a few so badly, I probably hit their target instead!
We hope you enjoyed the ride 11/11! Please note I always get My MeTV days after it came out so most all people don't even get my correct info like about below!
Please note there was a Porter Car make that was quite advanced to say the least!- The Porter Motor Company was an early United States automobile manufacturer based in Boston, Massachusetts. They made the steam powered Porter Stanhope from 1900 to 1901 and advertised it as "The Only Perfect Automobile".
The light runabout featured an aluminium body and advertisements boasted a weight of 550 lbs. It was capable of 25 mph, and was priced at $750.
Also have the cars are 1950's cars! and they at least could have tried to show the whole car in pictures as some are really only partially shown obviously because that's how scenes were filmed but not for a few scenes I remember like Leave It To Beaver etc!
Please note there was a Porter Car make that was quite advanced to say the least!- The Porter Motor Company was an early United States automobile manufacturer based in Boston, Massachusetts. They made the steam powered Porter Stanhope from 1900 to 1901 and advertised it as "The Only Perfect Automobile".
The light runabout featured an aluminium body and advertisements boasted a weight of 550 lbs. It was capable of 25 mph, and was priced at $750.
Also have the cars are 1950's cars! and they at least could have tried to show the whole car in pictures as some are really only partially shown obviously because that's how scenes were filmed but not for a few scenes I remember like Leave It To Beaver etc!
6/11 The only Pacer I knew of was by AMC
Son of a gun, Edsel made a Pacer, too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edsel_Pacer
5/11; did terrible - I am not very knowledgeable about cars. I would rather they had a quiz where you guessed what show the car was from
4/11. This wasn't very easy! The cars however were all pretty nifty. There's another thing you just don't see on TV now a days a car directly connected to a family or character.
