WHY you should NOT worship "movie cars"
I've never been a big fan of this nonsense of a certain kind of cult/ hero worship over movie cars. Now that we have 'the internet' we find out that these girls "ain't" and never WERE what they might have "seemed."
Not only that, but after some wrecks and retakes, "it turns out" that there might have been MORE THAN ONE to depict the "car character"
So tonight on the Roku box, up pops "The California Kid." Now this thing FOR CERTAIN sounds like a bad *** big cam thumper with a stick shift.
And I ran into "we claim" this is the original car. (Jake Slover) Someone supposedly in the know claims the car has it's original 302 AND AUTOMATIC and that the sound effects were done by a Corvette stick shift car On a side note, why anyone would put a cast iron FMX in ANYTHING is beyond me
Hot Rods You Should Know: The California Kid '34 Ford
https://www.kansascity.com/cars/article20045478.html
The California Kid, the Iconic 1934 Ford Coupe - ThrottleXtreme
I've never been a big fan of this nonsense of a certain kind of cult/ hero worship over movie cars. Now that we have 'the internet' we find out that these girls "ain't" and never WERE what they might have "seemed."
Not only that, but after some wrecks and retakes, "it turns out" that there might have been MORE THAN ONE to depict the "car character"
So tonight on the Roku box, up pops "The California Kid." Now this thing FOR CERTAIN sounds like a bad *** big cam thumper with a stick shift.
And I ran into "we claim" this is the original car. (Jake Slover) Someone supposedly in the know claims the car has it's original 302 AND AUTOMATIC and that the sound effects were done by a Corvette stick shift car On a side note, why anyone would put a cast iron FMX in ANYTHING is beyond me
Hot Rods You Should Know: The California Kid '34 Ford
https://www.kansascity.com/cars/article20045478.html
The California Kid, the Iconic 1934 Ford Coupe - ThrottleXtreme
