American Graffiti
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moparker
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Love that movie. Just watched it a couple weeks ago.
66 Sat
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The world was so much better back then, simpler. Less people, better values. Out all night having a good time, street racing until sunrise. Not stabbing or shooting each other. No cameras, phones and all that bullshit.
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Exhibitions | Savoy Automobile Museum
Movie Cars, which opened on April 2, 2004, is an exhibit showcasing vehicles from box office hits like “Rain Man” and “War of the Roses.” While movies tend to feature an animal, creature, or human as the star, cinema is full of iconic cars that have somehow managed to steal the spotlight away from the main characters, whether it’s because they are integral to the story, featured in the best scenes, or because they’re an important part of a character’s lore. This exhibition showcases the actual cars from the movies with most being the “hero” car. The “hero” car is the main car driven by the principal actor. Automobiles included in this exhibit include:
- 1958 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe – “American Graffiti” (On Loan from Ray Evernham Enterprises)
Movie Cars, which opened on April 2, 2004, is an exhibit showcasing vehicles from box office hits like “Rain Man” and “War of the Roses.” While movies tend to feature an animal, creature, or human as the star, cinema is full of iconic cars that have somehow managed to steal the spotlight away from the main characters, whether it’s because they are integral to the story, featured in the best scenes, or because they’re an important part of a character’s lore. This exhibition showcases the actual cars from the movies with most being the “hero” car. The “hero” car is the main car driven by the principal actor. Automobiles included in this exhibit include:
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