Vintage Autos in movies

Posted by Reggie from c-24-17-136-125.client.comcast.net (24.17.136.125) on Sunday, February 27, 2005 at 3:48pm :

As you may have read in one of my past posts, I like cars. It is my other hobby. There is a lot of movies out there that have classic cars in them. Where do they all come from? I know when American Graffiti was made, all the 1962 and older cars were owned by private owners who wished to have their cars in the movie. Can the same be said for the Indy films? I love that car Marcus drives in Raiders. Also, in movies like The Tuskeegee Airmen and Pearl Harbor they used real WWII planes (exept the Zeros were replicas). Getting a bunch of Mustangs together must be difficult let alone having to paint them all to match eachother. I don't like Jesse James. He made a rat rod out of a mint condition 1929 Model A and cut it up.
-Reggie

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Re: Vintage Autos in movies - Michaelson 12:17pm 02/28/2005

Re: That's pretty niffty - Reggie 3:50pm 03/02/2005

Re: That's pretty niffty - Michaelson 5:36pm 03/02/2005

I used to roll a '52 Hudson Hornet - 3thoubucks 3:50am 03/04/2005

Re: I used to roll a '52 Hudson Hornet - Michaelson 12:42pm 03/09/2005

I bought it for $75 dollars in 1975 - 3thoubucks 9:57pm 03/16/2005

Re: I bought it for $75 dollars in 1975 - Reggie 8:07pm 03/18/2005

Re: That's nice! Was this a picture of yours? - Reggie 10:41pm 03/06/2005

Re: That's nice! Was this a picture of yours? - Michaelson 11:27am 03/10/2005

Re: That's nice! Was this a picture of yours? - Reggie 1:33am 03/11/2005

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: As you may have read in one of my past posts, I like cars. It is my other hobby. There is a lot of movies out there that have classic cars in them. Where do they all come from? I know when American Graffiti was made, all the 1962 and older cars were owned by private owners who wished to have their cars in the movie. Can the same be said for the Indy films? I love that car Marcus drives in Raiders. Also, in movies like The Tuskeegee Airmen and Pearl Harbor they used real WWII planes (exept the Zeros were replicas). Getting a bunch of Mustangs together must be difficult let alone having to paint them all to match eachother. I don't like Jesse James. He made a rat rod out of a mint condition 1929 Model A and cut it up. : -Reggie

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