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20 Best Movie Cars of all-time

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I think they missed by not including the Trans-Am from the Smokey and the Bandit movies.

 

It was in there...

All pale in comparison to Joe Dirt's '69 Dodge Daytona....

 

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All pale in comparison to Joe Dirt's '69 Dodge Daytona....

 

Get ready for Joe Dirt II. Coming soon!

Steve McQueen in the movie The Hunter drove a gorgeous 1951 Chevy Styline Deluxe convertible. Yellow. Any list that doesn't include that car isn't a real list.

No list, and I mean NO car list can be complete with one of the preeminent cult car chase movie cars from the 70's missing...the 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T from Vanishing Point. The writer should be ashamed for leaving this out.

 

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It was in there...

 

Picture #7.

 

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"1977 PONTIAC TRANS AM SPECIAL EDITION, ‘SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT’

Thanks to its role in "Smokey and the Bandit," the black and gold 1977 Trans Am Special Edition became commonly referred to as simply a Bandit Trans Am. The four Trans Am Special Edition cars used in the movie were actually 1976 models modified to take the abuse of stunt driving. The wheels and noses from 1977 models were added to make them appear as the latest model when the movie was released the same year."

Well, this car is systematic, hydromatic,

Why, it could be greased lightning

 

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Eleanor, gone in 60sec. Now I'll open.

 

https://autos.yahoo.com/news/iconic-gone-60-seconds-eleanor-mustang-heading-auction-200030248.html

 

The year is 2000. The movie? Gone in 60 Seconds. And from behind the wheel of a ’67 muscled-up Ford Mustang, dubbed "Eleanor," Nicholas Cage and cast inspire a new generation of muscle car fans thanks to one very special Ford.

 

And now you can own it. Crossing the block at Mecum’s Austin 2014 auction, December 12th and 13th, will be one of three original Eleanor Mustang hero cars, specially built for the 2000 remake by Hollywood’s Cinema Vehicle Services.

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