The Initial D, I haven't heard of, the Mad Mad Mad world truck isn't something I recognize, as the movie had a lot of vehicles, and that truck didn't stand out to me. The Galactica 1980 is something I've also never seen.
But I am so impressed that the Smokey and the Bandit hood is in there, wow, that was a surprise to find, and the Top Gear shuttle? Oh wow, that's shocking to find, and so impressively perfect for famous onscreen vehicle, that no one else in any other collage would ever add, because most people putting something like this together just aren't fans of all car stuff, and know of anything that wasn't in Bullitt.
So, I'm stoked to see the Top Gear shuttle, and the Mouse and the Motorcycle! WOW, great choice! Stuart Little is also very impressive, but the Mouse and the Motorcycle was a favorite of mine - and I'm not sure I ever saw an onscreen version, so, as far as I know, it's the only vehicle there in this art work that is only from a book, and one of my favorites.
The Ark II and the Damnation Alley were also surprises, I thought everyone else but me had forgotten the 70s tv show stuff!
Somebody please name them all. There are four that I can't recognize....
ReplyDeletehere's the answer key link http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2016/03/ostrich-mighty-fast-birds-is-it-chasing.html
Deletethere were 3 I didn't recognize
ReplyDeleteThe Initial D, I haven't heard of, the Mad Mad Mad world truck isn't something I recognize, as the movie had a lot of vehicles, and that truck didn't stand out to me. The Galactica 1980 is something I've also never seen.
But I am so impressed that the Smokey and the Bandit hood is in there, wow, that was a surprise to find, and the Top Gear shuttle? Oh wow, that's shocking to find, and so impressively perfect for famous onscreen vehicle, that no one else in any other collage would ever add, because most people putting something like this together just aren't fans of all car stuff, and know of anything that wasn't in Bullitt.
So, I'm stoked to see the Top Gear shuttle, and the Mouse and the Motorcycle! WOW, great choice! Stuart Little is also very impressive, but the Mouse and the Motorcycle was a favorite of mine - and I'm not sure I ever saw an onscreen version, so, as far as I know, it's the only vehicle there in this art work that is only from a book, and one of my favorites.
The Ark II and the Damnation Alley were also surprises, I thought everyone else but me had forgotten the 70s tv show stuff!