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K-TEN · 05-11-2010, 12:22 PM

http://www.totaleclips.com/player/Sp...liateid=movies

Me Gibson's "Man without a Face" had a great looking GMC Suburban (65 or 66)
In the trailer above, it's got a quick hood shot at minute 1:56. It was shown several times in full view but I can't find any stills of it on the web.

I'm sure tha "bridges of MAdison County was mentioned for the green 60 GMC longbed that was Eastwood's ride. If you have stomach the movie, there are a lot of great truck scenes in that flick. Worth watching.
Funny thing about Clint's GMC, it has a double hump Chevrolet dash in the close-up interior shots-not the single hump GMC dash. But all you aficionados already knew that, right?

05-11-2010, 12:22 PM	#111
K-TEN Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Epsom, NH Posts: 114	Re: 60-66's in the movies http://www.totaleclips.com/player/Sp...liateid=movies Me Gibson's "Man without a Face" had a great looking GMC Suburban (65 or 66) In the trailer above, it's got a quick hood shot at minute 1:56. It was shown several times in full view but I can't find any stills of it on the web. I'm sure tha "bridges of MAdison County was mentioned for the green 60 GMC longbed that was Eastwood's ride. If you have stomach the movie, there are a lot of great truck scenes in that flick. Worth watching. Funny thing about Clint's GMC, it has a double hump Chevrolet dash in the close-up interior shots-not the single hump GMC dash. But all you aficionados already knew that, right?