Baddest movie car of all time

A.G. - Milners Coupe and the 55 - Yup
Christine - Yup
Deathmobile - Yup
Bluesmobile - Yup

But can someone explain the whole Bullitt Mustang thing? I just don't get it.

 

Restricting myself to cars not mentioned yet,
I'll take the Olds truck from the Beverly hillbillies for a TV show.
For a movie, I'd like the Woodie from Loose Cannons (Warp speed Captian?)
or the Convertible from the Kartate Kid.

 

the 57...hollywood nights.... when i was 14 he would leave the light when clark told him to get that overpriced sawing machine outtahere, i would dribble a bit... i bet me and my uncle watch that sob 100 times that winter.... 'he's lookin for me? that pussys lookin for me??' NEWBOMB TURK... one of the best....EVER!!!!!!

 

Does Lumpy's '40 Ford in "leave it to beaver" count ?302

 

How about the yellow 40 Ford in Tony Nancy's shop in Hollywood Knight's, or the 29 rpu in the Andy Griffith movie Winter Kill.


CBB

 

No one has mentioned any Cheech and Chong movies, I loved the ice cream truck in Nice Dreams, I think it was a late 40's Chevy. I tried to find a pic, but no luck. And the van that bounced into those people's yard had me laughing so hard I was crying.

"Bendejo, it means friend."

 

Post #161: the van (made of compressed grass) is from UP IN SMOKE.

 

What about the gangsta 65 from Repo man?

 

got a new program on my computer, this is fun!

 

yep

 

Remember your favorite TV show...

 

hows this?

 

Tony Danza sighting!

 

How about the Dipmobile from Roger Rabbit?

 

Very Coool !

 

What about the Baracuda driven by "Skank" and "Gutterboy" in the Wraith?

 

I have to agree with Christine as the badest. She had the attitude, she was a killer, she had lots of chrome, and of course that automatic body repair accesory. http://outnow.ch/Media/Img/1983/Christine/dvd.film/23.jpg?w=720&h=405

 

I have 2.
The 60 Invicta sedan Lee Marvin drove in "This Man Dawson" and...............the one that made me crazy, that '63 Vette that Tod & Buzz drove.





A '59's too old, '61's too new.

 

Hey Annie Potts naked aint bad!!

Err should I say VANessa!

 

Hell Yea.

 

I think the Phantom Corsair kind of resembles this car from the movie "SPEED"... from 1936... (Bluto use to own the car from "SPEED"!)
http://www.sd455.com/moviespeed1936.htm

 

only cool car in whole picture

 

No kiddin... BLUTO had that, huh? Cool.
I know the movie was choppy due to early film making technology, and alot of it was filmed off-road, but that car looked like a rough rider... like it had solid suspension.


JOE

 

For me---it's gotta be The California Kid--I got to watch them make it at "Clarksberg"--it was Piru,Ca ---a couple of us drove over from Ventura and watched the filmming--sat at Buzz's station and got to see the Gas Station scene---and listen to the Kid uncorked---been hooked ever since.

 

Man that was a cool trailer. It hurt having to watch those rides go out the way they did but it was great to see Mitchum throw the chop down on that guy.

 

Just remembered another one. There was an excellent Indian movie made in 1989 called "Pow Wow Highway". Gary Farmer plays a present-day Indian (which he actually is, of course) and his war pony is a 1964 Buick 4-door that is possibly the most disreputable looking car I've ever seen -- no dents or grafitti that I recall, but rusty all over, sagging suspension, smoked like a crop duster.

I believe he called it "Hector Protector". Wonderful.

 

Who here remembers the T roadster from the old Disney movie, The Shaggy Dog? It looks so cool when it spins around in the middle of the street.

 

The rebel without a cause 49 merc....

 

The baddest????

The Chevelle from Repoman..................Dont open that trunk.............