Goofy Dracula parody from the 70's. Will the Transylvanian vampire survive (what was then) modern-day New York City?

Cadillac Funeral Coach hearse. Dracula's primary mode of conveyance, "a combination getaway car and mobile home," as he puts it. 3 stars.

Checker Marathon (?) taxi used by Dracula in a chase sequence at the end (Renfield took the hearse).

Police motorcycle used by fearless (and inept) vampire hunters Dr. Rosenberg and Lt. Ferguson to chase the taxi. 3 stars.

Volkswagon Beetle that gives Renfield a lift to the city from the airport. 2 stars.

Ferguson's unmarked police car. A Ford LTD? 2 stars.

Car used in a photo shoot. 2 stars.

Taxi. And Rosenberg in short pants. 2 stars.

Ambulance that takes Rosenberg to the insane asylum (for reasons other than his horrid fashion sense). 2 stars.

Ford van of some sort. Animal control vehicle. 2 stars.

Forklift. 2 stars.

Background vehicles to come.

1973 Plymouth Fury




1976-79 Dodge Aspen/Plymouth Volare

From what I can see of Ferguson's unmarked police car, it looks more like a 1974 Plymouth Fury. And yes, the Ford Van is an Econoline. Until the Aerostar came out in 1986, it was the only van they made on this side of the Atlantic.

Anyone else think the ambulance looks like a Grummon-Olsen? Or is it a Chevrolet?

I'm going to say it's a Penn Versatile Stop and Go-er, with a Chassis by Ford.

Minor and background cars, as promised:

Another taxi, seen only from the rear. 2 stars.

Police car. 1 star.

Blue car. 1 star.

Green car. 1 star.

Yellow pickup. 1 star.

White car. 1 star.

Red car.

Take your pick. May all be too small, but I see a Volkswagon van and a station wagon that are pretty visible. 1 star.

1974-77 Dodge Monaco



1971-79 Dodge/Plymouth mid-size (Coronet, Fury, Satillite or Monaco depending on the year and make)



Chevy Vega

Mid-late 1960s Ford full-size. Most likely Galaxie or Galaxie 500

Done,

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