Earlier this year I gave out a list of vehicles for the 2005 Disney Channel made-for-television movie Life is Ruff

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0450455/

http://forum.imcdb.org/forum_topic-3703-Life_is_Ruff2005__TV_MovieNo_Pics.html

For those of you who aren't familiar with the movie, Life is Ruff is the story of a conniving, comic book-loving tween version of Ferris Bueller, who adopts a huge dog and enters him into a dog show in order to win money for the first edition of his favorite comic book. However, a lot of the movie is shown from the dog's P.O.V., but that's not the most importatnt part of this message. What is important, is that I now have screencaps from the movie.

I'm going to start with the first action vehicle from the movie. It's a 1997-2003 Ford Econoline driven by two dog catchers. Since they chase after the dog, it gets three stars. After that I'll add images of other vehicles in future messages. This could be big, but I can always shrink it.

Here's a Blue Bird All-American FE school bus that Kyle Massey & Mitchel Musso's characters ride. I'd give it two stars, because it's only in a couple of scenes. Sorry about the playback icon that ended up on this as well as the earlier one, and any future images. It was an unavoidable hazard of iTunes.


More to come.

Okay, these are going to be cool. This is a 1968 Ford Bronco driven by the captain of a high school basketball team who seeks a favor from Massey's character(Calvin Wheeler). Two stars and two images.




Now here's a 1982-86 Ford F-Series pickup next to a 1991-95 Plymouth Voyager or Dodge Caravan.

You can tell that the oldest this Ford F-Series pickup could be is a 1982...

.. by that blue oval mounted in the grille.


That Ford Freestar is owned and driven by the main character's parents, and they do drive him and his friends around town, including to the dog show, so I don't know whether it gets two stars or three.


More to come.

Here's the Chevy pickup in the background that I mentioned in the previous thread.


I also mentioned the Lincoln Town Car Limousine, which appears to be from this century(2003 or later), but I didn't mention the Lexus, because I forgot about it. The Lexus is a background vehicle, but the Lincoln isn't.



And just to prove it isn't, here's Carter Jenkins stepping out of it. Two stars for this. There's even a Ford Excursion limo in the background, but it's only in the background.



This one's a little tricky. This Cadillac Escalade isn't even driven by anybody credited in the movie, but Kyle Massey uses it to prove he and his dog can arrive in style, while Mitchel Musso diverts the driver's attention. So two stars... maybe.



And I think that's it. You can mark this done when you're finished uploading them, and believe it or not, I'll be loading up images from an episode of "iCarly"(2007-TV Series) pretty soon.

Besides the playback icons that accidentally wound up on here, are the first two images too big?

The first two are a little big in file size (50-60 KB for such small pic is a lot) but still under the limits of the site (which is an absolute limit, which does not take in account the width/height of the image in the test)

Ahh, my fault for using the file attachment function on the page. Perhaps these are a little better. Here's the 1997-2003 Econoline:



And this is the Blue Bird All-American FE:




I also got three more images of that Ford Granada from the music video of Blur;Parklife this morning.