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Perhaps one of the most memorable and iconic vehicles from a motion picture is none other than the luxurious 1963 Aston Martin DB5 making its movie debut in the 1964 James Bond flick Goldfinger. In the movie, the car was equipped with machine guns, ejector seats and tire cutters.

This 1976 AMC Pacer is the iconic ride used in the film Wayne’s World. This 1992 cult classic featured the two main characters Wayne and Garth cruising around in this baby blue ride featuring bright flames on the side. It was also the location of the iconic scene where the movie’s main characters sing their rendition of “Bohemian Rhapsody.” Party time…Excellent!!!

What started off as a pristine 1967 Plymouth GTX quickly began deteriorating in the 1995 comedy Tommy Boy. Throughout the movie the vehicle took a beating as the two main characters Chris Farley and David Spade made it from one hilarious adventure to the next.

The game Duck Hunt debuted in 1984 and came with a NES Zapper gun which allowed for players to essentially ‘shoot’ the ducks on the screen.

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Sep 15, 2019

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Franz Kruckenberg, German aircraft engineer built the Schienenzeppelin in 1929.

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