RE: Bullit

[Jeff Adams <ledman_70@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

My step-son got me a copy of the original Gone in 60 seconds a few years 
ago and we all watched it together. I read there were 150 cars wrecked 
in that movie. Toby Haliki, the guy that made the film, died in making 
the sequel a few years later when something they destroyed on the set 
fell on his car. If you get the CD, his wife talks about him and a guy 
is driving the original Elenor around a parking lot smoking the tires. 
The car is a WRECK, but still runs!
THEPULPITMASTER@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> Another movie to see is, Gone In 60 Seconds, the  original.  I found the 
> 
> video way back a few years and it is  amazing.
>  
> It was made in 1974 and there must be something like 75 cars  that are 
> totaled in making this film.  Lots of Mopars in it as well. In one  
> scene, there 
> is a 1964 Dodge Custom 880 in a  dealers lot. Thankfully, it  was not 
> damaged but the entire front line of brand new Cadillacs were not so  
> lucky. 
>  
> If you love seeing old cars in movies, this is the one to  see.  MY 
> guess 
> is, the film went to the drive in movies to be seen and did  not go much 
> 
> further than that.  
>  
> Dayv
> 
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Jeff Adams
64 Polara


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