Tri-5s at The Movies
- Apr 11, 2014
If you go onto the Internet Movie Cars Database to check out Tri-5s at the movies, you’ll be there all day! (We've provided a link at the bottom of this story, just in case you've got the time!)
We’ll share the 4 most memorable ones here (in our humble opinion anyways). Feel free to let us know your favs!
1973’s American Graffiti starred (among others) Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, Paul Le Mat, Harrison Ford and Suzanne Somers. The black ’55 Chevy in this film was a re-work of the same car used in Two-Lane Blacktop.
Two-Lane Blacktop from 1971, starring James Taylor, Dennis Wilson, Warren Oates and Laurie Bird. One tough ’55 that sports the meanest hood scoop of all time.
Nick Nolte and Don Johnson starred alongside one tough ’57 Bel Air in 1975’s Return to Macon County. Love the simplicity of both the car and the film!
Hot Rods to Hell starring Dana Andrews was a melodramatic suspense flick released in 1967. The film featured an evil looking ’56 Chevy as well as a ’60 Corvette, and a few old school hot rods.
When you have LOTS of time on your hands, here's the link to the IMCD: http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-Chevrolet.html
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