Favorite Movie Cars. Non-Shelby

[deathsled]

Still a great movie. Parking attendant: "You fellas have nothing to worry about.  I'm a professional."      Cameron: "Professional what."

[tesgt350]

It's not a movie car, but one that most anyone who watched TV in 1968-69 will remember...Mannix's Dart GTS 340 convertible, with subtle "kustom" work by Barris.

I loved it then, and it's in my garage now. Tracked it down ten years ago and bought it.

Then I got in touch with Mannix star Mike Connors and reunited him with the car for a magazine article and TV segment I did. 

That day, the inner kid in me had a lifelong dream come true.  Pretty cool feeling.

I like this Mannix Ride better................

[FL SAAC]

bueller, bueller.....bueller...

The Eleanor from Gone in 60 Seconds.

NOT!  I kid. 

The Ferrari (imitation) from Ferris Bueller's Day Off.  What an influential car / movie during one of the most influential times in my life.

[pchmotoho]

First thing that comes to my mind is the Ferrari 308.  Back in high school (with my C Code/Auto green coupe) that and a Shelby were my dream cars. 

[SHELB66]

just a note, the 70 vp challenger desert scene and the Bullitt chase used the same soundtrack. phred

That's something I didn't know.  Thanks for the info!  Must be just another reason I like the movies so much.

Craig R.

[67 GT350]

Magnum PI

[Peter L.]

  Wow, so many to choose from. For me, hands down it's the sinister black '68 Charger from Bullitt.

[tesgt350]

This one......

[427heaven]

Vanishing Point.. favorite movie as a kid.

Kowalski's 1970 Challenger

Nice Hard Top.

Beautiful body lines on the two objects in the middle and the right of the photo.

[FL SAAC]

Brett : what ?

Jules : do they speak English in What ?

Pulp Fiction

Still a great movie. Parking attendant: "You fellas have nothing to worry about.  I'm a professional."      Cameron: "Professional what."

[FL SAAC]

would like to add a two wheeler,  the kawasaki kh400 driven by the infamous and adorable mad hungarian....lapchick

[NC TRACKRAT]

How about the '66 Thunderbird used in "Thelma & Louise"?
https://www.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1966-FORD-THUNDERBIRD-THELMA-And-LOUISE-MOVIE-CAR-61726