Your top 3 TV cars?

[themechanic]

 

[themechanic]

 

[themechanic]

Audi A8 W12
Transporter 2

 

[themechanic]

Meyers Manx

Thomas Crown Affair

 

[3sloppydogs]

 

[beanhead]

The Hardcastle and McCormick car hasn't been mentioned yet, pretty cool for the day...

I forgot about this one too, funny because my dad had one just like it...the yellow Benz from Hart-to-Hart

 

[RR Fan Dan]

 

[440 4 speed]

I am partial to the cars from The Beverly Hills Hillbillies (sp)

 

[440 4 speed]

I would say all that appeared on the “Beverly Hillbillies,” but I’m an older guy. Followed by the Munster Koach and Dragula.” I’m a huge fan of the Tommy Boy GTX. Sceenwriter for the movie was the son of one of my college English professors. He wanted to write the movie car as a ‘69 model, but the bean counters nixed it. He answered the ad when I sold GTX number three, but couldn’t afford it.

You beat me to it, didn’t see your post.

 

[DeltaV]

I wanted to build one of these when I grew up, but I never did grow up.

The chariot from Lost In Space:

 

[Geetex]

Most of these have been mentioned before, but these are my top 3 cars. Magnum P.I, Robin Master's 308 Ferrari. Man from uncle, 1966 Dodge Charger. Hardcastle and McCormick, "Skid" Mark McCormick's Coyote.

And trucks. Simon and Simon, Rick's Macho truck. The Fall Guy, Colt Sever's truck. The Rockford Files, Rocky Rockford's truck.

 

[chargervert]

Clown to Franklin,the train was late and we got away!

 

[threewood]

TV cars...
General Lee
Magnum P.I. Ferrari 308 GT
Simon and Simon Dodge Power Wagon

Movie cars...
Christine
Ford Vs. Ferrari GT 40
Bullett Charger
Bonus....Cannonball Run Lamborghini Countach.

 

[Kern Dog]

The Hardcastle and McCormick car hasn't been mentioned yet, pretty cool for the day...


I forgot about this one too, funny because my dad had one just like it...the yellow Benz from Hart-to-Hart
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In around 2009, I cut up one of these tanks:

That car was the toughest son of a bitch that I ever took a Sawzall to. That car nearly wore me out, it was far more robust than any Chrysler product that I have ever cut up. Of the 22 cars, trucks and vans that I've parted out and chopped up, the Mercedes had the thickest sheet metal, the thickest unibody frame rails, the most complex manner of assembly and the most sound deadener of anything including vans and motorhomes. The transmission tunnel was triple thick. This must be what it is like to cut up an Imperial.
When I've chopped cars....

...I cut up the sections to be light enough to be able to load into a truck for recycling. That Mercedes required me to cut the pieces smaller since they weighed so damned much.