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OldiesNut
Posted 2012-02-24 3:57 PM (#309491)
Subject: Christine Animation



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Location: Omaha, NE		Neat little amateur animation I found on Youtube.

The comments made by the "author" indicate they used the engine sound from a Mustang named "Charlotte".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LulGbcKTKwc

Edited by OldiesNut 2012-02-24 4:06 PM
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1960DesotoAdventurer
Posted 2012-02-24 4:06 PM (#309494 - in reply to #309491)
Subject: Re: Christine Animation



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Location: Plymouth Spaceport		Just think,if they had this technology back in 1983 all those Plymouths wouldnt have been destroyed.

Edited by 1960DesotoAdventurer 2012-02-24 6:10 PM
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OldiesNut
Posted 2012-02-24 6:05 PM (#309507 - in reply to #309491)
Subject: Re: Christine Animation



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KcImperial
Posted 2012-02-24 10:30 PM (#309545 - in reply to #309491)
Subject: Re: Christine Animation



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Location: Kansas City, KS		cool video!
If there was one thing I could have changed in the original movie it would have been to add flamethrowers to Christine's tailpipes.
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OldiesNut
Posted 2012-02-25 2:41 AM (#309567 - in reply to #309491)
Subject: Re: Christine Animation



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Location: Omaha, NE		I liked how they slipped the Plymouth sailing ship logo into the middle of the steering wheel, even though it was never there in reality.
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Windsor Wendy
Posted 2012-02-25 10:11 AM (#309593 - in reply to #309491)
Subject: Re: Christine Animation


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Location: Netherlands		Cool video! Very nice work, made in Switzerland, Italian side...
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jpmopar
Posted 2012-02-25 1:15 PM (#309616 - in reply to #309593)
Subject: Re: Christine Animation



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Location: Southwest VA		Would've been even cooler if they had animated the pushbutton shifter instead of making it a column shift. Still an excellent job!


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OldiesNut
Posted 2012-02-25 8:54 PM (#309671 - in reply to #309491)
Subject: Re: Christine Animation



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Location: Omaha, NE		Now that you mention it, YEAH! WHERE'S THE PUSHBUTTON SHIFTER?
I suppose the maker either wasn't 100% aquainted with the interior of a '58 Plymouth, or liked the idea of a column shift knob sliding into 'drive' by itself. I must admit, It looked good!
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