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Who can forget the iconic Mystery Machine Van from the popular cartoon series Scooby Doo. It was featured as the primary mode of transportation for the show’s main characters as they set out on their adventures attempting to solve the day’s mystery.

It’s the station wagon of all station wagons! This 1979 Ford LTD Country Squire is known as “The Wagon Queen Family Truckster” in the iconic movie National Lampoon’s Vacation. It’s the vehicle used to travel cross-country in an attempt to make it the family’s favorite amusement park, “Wally World.”

This car was made famous in the 1986 supernatural film called The Wraith. This Dodge M4S was built in 1984 as a demonstrator vehicle, but gained major popularity after the film propelled the car to fame.

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.

Celebrities Who Served In The Military

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Mar 1, 2020

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Drew Carey

Carey has been all over the place on TV, but he is best known for his time on Whose Line is it Anyway?, and more recently, The Price is Right. Back in 1980, Carey was a member of the Marine Corps, and the crew cut and thick glasses from his time actually became his signature look. In fact, Carey began his stand-up career in the army, and all of his fellow soldiers and comrades loved it.

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