Animal House Death Mobile-Who Owns It ??

Only on the HAMB will you get movie trivia like this! Thank you sir.

 

This thread made me remember I was in a band pretty much based on Animal House. It was a party band called The Toga Kings, and we played in togas and crowns, oftentimes extremely inebriated.

Played all Sixties frat party rock, and threw in some Sonics covers and a few surf tunes. Great, rowdy, drunken times...

I gotta' check out the Lemay museum. If the Death Mobile, or even a clone, is there. Also, it's so great to see the stuff that comes out of the woodwork here. Just like 37Kid said.

What starts out as an O/T post yields some awesome regional, traditional car-guy trivia!

 

Put a sock in it, boy, or else you'll be outta here like **** through a goose.

 

Dean Wormer's 'ol lady was HOT!

 

Your Welcome!! Fun to set down and reflect on the good times we had. Loved it then, still love it today!!
The "OLD TIMERS" of the "KLAN Racing Team" and "The Junction City Quarter Milers" from the area try to get together twice a year in March and in August to do a little bench racing, tell stories about each other and remember the nites of the "MIDNIGHT NATIONALS that were usually a Fri/Sat nite thing. "RUN WHAT YOU BRUNG", keep your mouth shut and lay your money on the hood!! The turnouts get bigger and bigger each year, the kids love the stories that Dad would never tell!! Just a bunch of damn "STREET OUTLAWS" LMAO Some still have the same cars, PAUL!!!

 

My favorite scene.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eh2KPGBHMM&feature=related
I feel like doing this often when dealing with people!
I guess I am just getting old!

 

The car for sale might be a clone. The car in the movie was a '62 Lincoln Continental, and the Death Car for sale is a '66 or '67. Gotta watch the movie again and look closer at the car after the conversion to see if they simply used a later model as the Death Car. Would have been a shame to have done that to that '62! Of course, then it was just a 17-year old used car, too!

 

I went to University of Oregon in the 60's, so all the scenery is very familiar. My frat house was used for the interior shots (after they cleaned it up a bit, we were slobs), and a lot of the stories in that film aren't far from the truth!

 

They confi****ed everything, even the stuff we didn't steal!

 

Just looked up Dean Wormer's wife.
Played by Verna Bloom, who also played Sarah Belding in High Plains Drifter!

 

How interesting. I have a husband named Dean Wormer at Faber. Still want to show me your cu***ber?

 

What kind of a man hits a defenseless animal, i've got a good mind to slap your fat face...now drop and give me 20.

 

To tatally take an OT thread off the tangent here is a Twisted Sister Video that ties into you quote


http://youtu.be/WT1LXhgXPWs

Plowboy owes me a beer!

 

They replaced animal with "What kind of a person desecrates the face of a defenceless text book"


I did see a do***entary where TS came up with that part for their vidieos and were casting and wanted someone like him. Dee said, lets just get him, he's not doing anything...and the rest is history

 

re49. I confirm that it is over on Magnolia in Seattle.

 

Full metal jacket.

 

You will have to come back we're doing the dishes. So immature, one of my favorite movies.

 

Who's the guy playing the gutiar that gets smashed?? ........ (****, I can't remember hahaha)

 

I think he is from Camada! Sorry could not resist.

 

stephen bishop
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hke99ovGkwY

 

What happened to you..oh, some of the Hitler youth beat me up..why..i don't know...they're just animals i guess.

 

yep..

In addition to singing the theme song off-screen, Bishop had a cameo role in National Lam****'s Animal House as the aspiring folk singer whose guitar John Belushi smashes. Bishop still keeps the smashed guitar as a memento. He appeared in another John Landis movie, The Blues Brothers, as the 'charming trooper' who breaks his watch during the mall chase.

 

did they use the chainsaw on the horses legs or the door opening?
is it supposed to be his soft?

 

Horse

 

Bluto: Holy ****!
D-Day: There were blanks in that gun!
Flounder: I didn't even point the gun at him!
Bluto: Holy ****!
D-Day: There WERE blanks in that gun!
Flounder: Maybe he had a heart attack.
Bluto: Holy ****!

 

Wasn't that Steven Bishop dancing on the tables in the prison at the end of the "Blues Brothers" film???

Fired up the DVR for an "Animal House" refresher!

 

"The *****es took our dates."
"Greg, Honey, is it supposed to be this soft?"

 

nites of the "MIDNwere usually a Fri/Sat nite thing. "RUN WHAT YOU BRUNG", IGHT NATIONALS that keep your mouth shut ...... You talkin about the Crow road ?? Spent a few nights out there, but I was prob about 5 or 6 yrs after you ( maybe less ). Those were crazy times.

 

Haha,great times. Just happened to be spending my 1st quarter at college. I was late getting admitted and on campus housing was
full-up.(Rule being that all freshman HAD to be housed on campus). I ended up getting a room at a frat house and of course pledged...I could write pages on the similarities of my experience but suffice it to say my
63 Belair wagon was commandeered for the trip to the theater when Animal House came out. Somehow all 12 of us fit.I graduated that 1st
quarter with a 0.00 grade average and that was the end of my college days. Our frat prez at that time had been in school for 7 or 8 years and now 30 some years later is a big DJ in Columbus. He always made the best brownies... And I've often wondered what became of my one-eyed sorority sister friend.Wouldn't have missed it for the world!

 

No, that was Joe Walsh.