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Obviously you forgot this one....
Just waiting for you Dave ,wanted to make sure you would chime in
" You think you hate it now, but wait ill you drive it.Obviously you forgot this one....
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Clyde Torkel's Chicken Pit Special, driven by Stroker Ace. The Fastest Chicken in The South!
Slicer, from the failed "Gone in 60 Seconds 2" from 1989 (Movie was never finished because franchise creator, star, director, and lead stuntman H.B. Halicki was killed in an accident during production, the finished portions were released along with the original "Gone in 60 Seconds" from 1974 as well as "The Junkman" and "Deadline Auto Theft" which were both sequels of sorts to Gone in 60 made in the 70s.
The REAL Eleanor from the ORIGINAL Gone in 60 Seconds. If you've never seen it, watch it. The first 45 minutes of the movie suck and are hard to follow, the last 45 you will never forget, especially when you think about that H.B. Halicki did 100% of his own stunts in this car, no CGI, very little in special effects, and bankrolled the whole thing himself on a shoestring budget. The 2001 movie with Nicolas Cage is a far better movie, but the original had a far better car chase.
The Zookeeper King Cobra. A car so gawdy, so bad, so 70s... I love it. I really love it. Did I mention I love this car? Yeah, I love this car.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0Y3A-zib-Q
View: https://youtu.be/ipy3O6fPU3Q
Last, but not least, the rocket-powered Trans-Am from Hooper. Trigger from Smokey and The Bandit didn't have chit on it's rocket-powered red sibling!
Coyote from Hardcastle and McCormick, and Bumble bee from the first Transformers movie, I know it's a piece of 
but that damn thing got me back into cars again. I was out for awhile with a young family but that kid getting his first camaro just like i did back in the day woke me up
but that damn thing got me back into cars again. I was out for awhile with a young family but that kid getting his first camaro just like i did back in the day woke me up
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Clyde Torkel's Chicken Pit Special, driven by Stroker Ace. The Fastest Chicken in The South!
Slicer, from the failed "Gone in 60 Seconds 2" from 1989 (Movie was never finished because franchise creator, star, director, and lead stuntman H.B. Halicki was killed in an accident during production, the finished portions were released along with the original "Gone in 60 Seconds" from 1974 as well as "The Junkman" and "Deadline Auto Theft" which were both sequels of sorts to Gone in 60 made in the 70s.
The REAL Eleanor from the ORIGINAL Gone in 60 Seconds. If you've never seen it, watch it. The first 45 minutes of the movie suck and are hard to follow, the last 45 you will never forget, especially when you think about that H.B. Halicki did 100% of his own stunts in this car, no CGI, very little in special effects, and bankrolled the whole thing himself on a shoestring budget. The 2001 movie with Nicolas Cage is a far better movie, but the original had a far better car chase.
The Zookeeper King Cobra. A car so gawdy, so bad, so 70s... I love it. I really love it. Did I mention I love this car? Yeah, I love this car.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0Y3A-zib-Q
View: https://youtu.be/ipy3O6fPU3Q
Last, but not least, the rocket-powered Trans-Am from Hooper. Trigger from Smokey and The Bandit didn't have chit on it's rocket-powered red sibling!
Man I thought about mentioning Hooper. I loved that movie. I had the movie poster years ago. "Nobody flies a car like Hooper!" Awesome!
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My favorite movie . Was gonna post these but was trying to stick to on road vehicles .I've always been a nascar fan so this was a natural for me, I could literally post a million cars I dig..... sorry.
Sent from my iPhone using my fingers while my auto correct makes me seem illiterate
I believe that 67' Continental belongs to the actor that starred in that move, Dax Shepard. He has had that car for a long time.Hit and Run 1967 Continental with a 460
Need for Speed Movie 1968 428 FE........even tho in the movie it had an LS
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When he was out on the interstate he hit a lamp post at high speed unplanned, they had to postpone filming for a few weeks because he broke his ankle and to repair the car.
The REAL Eleanor from the ORIGINAL Gone in 60 Seconds. If you've never seen it, watch it. The first 45 minutes of the movie suck and are hard to follow, the last 45 you will never forget, especially when you think about that H.B. Halicki did 100% of his own stunts in this car, no CGI, very little in special effects, and bankrolled the whole thing himself on a shoestring budget. The 2001 movie with Nicolas Cage is a far better movie, but the original had a far better car chase
View: https://youtu.be/ipy3O6fPU3Q
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Now my eyes hurt as bad as my finger does....Something about this-I really like.
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Except Steve McQueen's 69 Bullet was in fact a 1968 GT FB in the movie "Bullitt"
You'd think somebody pointing out the fact that this is a Mustang site would know that....
