Awesome car chase though....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bxvG...eature=related
There are great things to be found in the vaults of Youtube!
Ps.
i think the car that's been mangled between these cars is American, but what make is it?
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Awesome car chase though....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bxvG...eature=related
There are great things to be found in the vaults of Youtube!
Ps.
i think the car that's been mangled between these cars is American, but what make is it?
Nice find!
Was the guy in the little blue car Jim Schwartz? LOL
A 1958 Plymouth Fury - just like in the movie "Christine."
http://www.allpar.com/history/christine.html
I like how it changed from a 58 Fury to a 60 Dodge and back to a 58 Fury again. I guess we weren't suppose to know the difference. Technology at it's finest. ;)
Sadly nostalgic for me. The car my family had when I was a little kid was a 1958 Plymouth Fury convertible.
Yes, it magically changed from a coupe to a sedan and back as well.
I used 2 drive my 77 gran fury just like that. I was inspired by the blues brothers.
If they still had it, that car now would easily top $100,000 in pristine condition.Quote:
Originally Posted by EastsideAl
It would be worth way more than $100,000 as it would be one of one. There were no 1956, 1957 or 1958 Plymouth Fury convertibles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cincinnati_Kid
So you're saying they had the only Fury convertible ever built? They didn't know it and got rid of it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jman
No. I'm saying that he has a glitch in his memory. The first year for a Fury convertible was 1959.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cincinnati_Kid
Actually it was a Sport Fury for the 59 convertible, so you could say there was no Fury convertible in 59 either!:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jman
The car in the film is probably Savoy, Plaza, or Belvedere.
The '57-'58 Fury was only available in one color, Buckskin Biege, not blue.
The film just goes to show, it takes a Mopar to catch a Mopar!
^^^^
'58 Belvedere....that magically turns into some kind of euro-hybrid '60 Dodge at 1:26............
That's what I said. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Coplin
Found another one! Dodge vs. Mustang.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igX1TNr-cmY
Here are the production numbers for 1958 & 1959 from The Standard catalog of American Cars.
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