The Real Star is the CAR

[Shominy]

Second place:

 

[Shominy]

Third place, tho not sure if the vehicle or actor stole the show.

 

[daveg3588]

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anyone know this one?

Had to go through all the pages, Opel GT, from about 1973

 

[YY1]

I prefer the clean version-

IMO for "Thunderdome" they forgot that the cars were a main part of the supporting cast.

 

[YY1]

I also really liked these-

 

[BroncoJimbo]

I'll start with this beauty.

Show lasted sixteen seasons, and rumor has it they totalled a least one Baby a year. And every last one of them had legos in the air vents and a toy soldier stuck in an ashtray ...

Am I the only one who doesn't recognize this car?

 

[JesusChrysler]

Tv show called Supernatural I believe.


Matt

 

[BroncoJimbo]

Tv show called Supernatural I believe.
Matt

Thanks.
I'll add one

 

[JesusChrysler]

Is that the Saint?

Not familiar but have heard of it.


Matt

 

[dosmalo]

The iconic 'K Car' from Planes, Trains, and - yup, Automobiles

 

[BroncoJimbo]

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Dan Tanna. His garage was in his living room.

I always wanted to roll up to my living room in a T-Bird and see a Vegas showgirl in my hot tub but alas...

 

[pappylon]

 

[JesusChrysler]

What Lamborghini?




Matt

 

[BroncoJimbo]

Beautiful car at least at the beginning

 

[JesusChrysler]

Tommy Boy!!!!!

 

[JesusChrysler]

Driving the GTX car lol


Matt

 

[dosmalo]

'Wagon Queen Family Truckster'

 

[Beatnik]

 

[YY1]

I always wanted to roll up to my living room in a T-Bird and see a Vegas showgirl in my hot tub but alas...

I bought a 1955 Buick Special Riviera from a guy who also had a '56 model.

He lived in part of a 4 story warehouse that was rented to tenants by the square foot. The square footage was all you got.

He was on the ground floor in a front corner.

There was a big (IDK, 20x20) roll up door with a code keypad at the main entrance, and a driveway/walk way marked out in yellow paint once you got inside.

He drove to his corner, opened another roll up door and drove inside.

I think there were 3-4 big rooms walled off with doors, but the "garage", living room and kitchen were all open.

I thought that was neat as hell.

He said a couple other tenants had that setup but most didn't.

Said the rent was real cheap too.

That was about 1982/83.

A few years later they started having punk shows in one of the buildings in that area.

 

[JesusChrysler]

Lol