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This iconic 1974 Dodge Monaco is known as the “Bluesmobile” made famous in the major motion filmThe Blues Brothers. Co-writer and lead actor Dan Ackroyd admitted he chose this 440 Dodge Monaco model because he “considered it to be the hottest car used by police during the 1970s.”

Who could forget the classic red 1963 Modena Spyder featured in the classic film Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. The sports car reportedly caught the attention of Hollywood director John Hughes when he first got word of the creation in a car magazine.

This scary looking cruiser complete with fangs is from the 1975 film, Death Race 2000. Frankenstein is the driver of this beast on wheels and is the champion of this fictional race.

The action adventure video game Grand Theft Auto focuses on an open world where players can engage in various activities such carjacking, third person shooting and racing.

Cameramen That Captured Much More Than They Expected

Published

May 10, 2019

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Water For Hair

Here is a perfectly timed photo. It looks like this kid is in serious need of a hair cut.
His “water” do is getting seriously out of control.

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