60-66's in the movies

[TxCajun]

Very cool!

Did they actually wreck the truck in the movie or was that special effects?

They added a disclaimer in the credits "no animals were harmed in the making of this film".
I'd like to see one that reads "no classic cars were harmed in the making of this film".

[forestb]

Bebop cowboy. It backfired twice as it drove by. No respect.

[1971 GMC SHORTY]

Originally Posted by TxCajun

Very cool!

Did they actually wreck the truck in the movie or was that special effects?

They added a disclaimer in the credits "no animals were harmed in the making of this film".
I'd like to see one that reads "no classic cars were harmed in the making of this film".

We Actually crash all of them it sucks doing, I’ve Done all the fast and the furiouss and just crash you one car after another pretty sad but hey I get paid for it enjoy when I get in the building hot rods

[GranPanteraRoja]

Originally Posted by 1971 GMC SHORTY

We Actually crash all of them it sucks doing, I’ve Done all the fast and the furiouss and just crash you one car after another pretty sad but hey I get paid for it enjoy when I get in the building hot rods

Got anymore pictures from the Ghostbusters build? I was excited to see it in the movie at the start but wasn't thrilled they rolled it.. even still it was a great scene.

[raylube]

Originally Posted by 1971 GMC SHORTY

I helped Built That Truck For Ghostbusters

How come it shows a Chevy dashboard?

[Pick121]

Originally Posted by oldblu65

I saw a movie last night ( Sum of all Fears ) that had a fleetside in it . The scene was in the desert as they were trying to pick up the lost atomic bomb and load it into the back of the truck . Only showed the truck from a rear 3/4 angle so you couldn't tell what year it was .

Just watched it last night, yea!

[Gotenntitans]

Originally Posted by Greg63

I don't recall the movie, but when I was 15 or 16 I saw a movie with Johnny Cash in it and he drove a '64-'66 stepside (I think it was gold in colour).
That was what got me started on finding my current vehicle.
Greg

I think that's called "The Pride of Jesse Hallum" where Cash is an illiterate worker who has moved to the city to find work. I think I remember the name correctly.