Check out post WWII Japanese movies and some European. Many are American cars. Not now.
“Yes, but T-Birds, Corvettes, Mustangs, Jaguar E-Type, and Lincoln Continentals are also easy to identify. ‘
You got some strange stuff for examples.
Mustangs are a dime a dozen where I live as rental cars. Cheap rental fleet crap.
T-birds? Those thing vanished fast. Marketed for geezers. Stupid market to go after.
Corvettes, OK, from the rarity. Only old fartes buy them to creep around in like it was a Priaps.
Jaguar maybe if you can find one. Had one as a rental in Honolulu and it was the goofiest car I have driven in since a Volvo. Hopefully all the motorized crap keeps working for thise that sucker into buying one.
Lincoln? Do not even know what they look like since they stopped having a hood like an aircraft carrier deck.
Driving an old original car is enjoyable regardless of model.