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Re: IND> [andys120] by odie6l on Tue Jan 24 14:51:28 PST 2012

what first drew my eye was the lady carrying some type of Orb walking in the middle of the crowd right behind the Clark Kent looking guy carrying the brown parcel. Odie

Re: The Impala was once everything... [berri] by lemko on Mon Dec 12 20:22:13 PST 2011

Christmas Vacation is one of the best holiday movies ever. In this movie, Clark Griswald drives a Ford Taurus wagon slathered with fake woodgrain ala the Truckster.

Re: Ford Lotus Cortina Mk II [magnette] by andys120 on Sun Nov 13 17:39:38 PST 2011

I had no idea there was such a replica. If I were going to replicate a Lotus-Cortina, I'd make it look like a Mark I, which was the version raced by Jim Clark, Graham Hill and others from the Golden Age.

Re: 1955 Aero Commander [uplanderguy] by jljac on Sat Oct 22 07:17:05 PDT 2011

That evening Candy Clark and Paul Le Mat appeared in person and answered questions from the audience about making the movie. Candy Clark was the Connie Francis-type "bitchin' babe" who gave Toad a good time that night in the movie, and who spoke the famous words, "Girls don't pay - guys pay!" (Truer words were never spoken.) This movie theater often does things like that. The two images were taken about a year apart. It took me more than ah hour to get those two parking spots to take the pictures.

Re: 1955 Aero Commander [berri] by uplanderguy on Sat Oct 22 03:39:35 PDT 2011

Speaking of American Graffiti, I know who Paul LeMat is, but who is Clark LeMat??

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