Soooo sorely missed 😭😭😭

Combat is STILL one of the top tv shows still worth watching.

Loved Combat and Rat Patrol two great shows.

A True American Icon.🇱🇷

Vic was in combat brilliant ww2 series

Saw that, .22 a gallon🤑😂

And the following year he starred as Tom Jordache in "Rich Man, Poor Man". Great mini series set between 1945-1963.

I think Don Johnson also is in Return to Macon County...

@@rebekahcuriel-alessi2239 Yes. He played the role of Harley. He was the mechanic who kept their magnificent yellow '57 Chevy running fine. Movie soundtrack was great!

@@garyfaught3769 hmm. I bet! When I saw it, it was before I became a good listener to soundtracks. 🎺

Worth the mention also, Michelle Phillips acting debut, After leaving The Mama's and The Papa's breakup after Mama Cass died.

You know it's a '34 Three-window? A deuce is a '32 Model 'B'

Remember "Combat"?

@@ThomasJones-sz3sx Sure do remember Combat! It had that interesting intro credits with explosions in half-tone.

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LOL

mate your a LEGEND

So Christina is not her real name? It's Bubba! Hey it could happen. But I like your story better actually made me want to keep reading more to see where it would end before Arnie.

thought that too but Christine is a Fury not a Belvedere, just a little flaw lol 🙃

ABC Tuesday movie of the week. I remember when it came out 😊

Me too

Only the real Christine is from Maine and still exists

THE CAR is jealous of this conversation.

Did they ever make a Christine II movie?

@@jamiepark8359 Sorry but, Christine is a 58 ,this one is a 57.

I still have a crush on Michelle 🫢, what a beautiful woman

Michelle Phillips was HOT in bed!!!!

I never seen her. Like a cross of Diane Lane and Lindsey Wagner…

@@tech5298 Good comparison.

Vic Morrow also played in Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry, also from 1974. He was born Victor Morozoff in the Bronx on 2-14-29, the same day as the St. Valentine's Day massacre. The guys in the first car run off the road almost bought it at 0:34. I saw this movie in its entirety 3 times in as many years: '74, '75, and '76, the third time being a CBS Late Movie.

Miss the 70s

Oh hell yeah!!! I am 55, the movie of the week was always a treat!!! Don’t forget Karen Black in 1975’s “trilogy of terror” 😬😲 I remember this one, check on KZfaq the movie ”Bug” from 1975, I noticed this when I was a kid and I couldn’t believe it. Look for the scene in the kitchen, it’s the kitchen set from the Brady Bunch!😆

Do you remember 1974’s “where have all the people gone“ with Peter graves? It’s hard to fine but I always thought it was cool

@@kevinmc4500 well it sounds good

Cool movie like white lightning ,vanishing point and dirty mary crazy larry ,eat my dust, i loved growing up in the 70s. Chip , mt orab, oh.

Who?? Oh Charlie's Dad...

That is not Martin Sheen. It is his brother Joe Estevez.

@@anthonyvincentfazio-writer Incorrect.

@@doginu and Emilio Estevez.

From Dallas, TX. He was a real character and could play lovable/funny to mean and nasty.

always good as angel on The Rockford files

Yes, he always added something. 🙏

@@truckerkevthepaidtourist was he in the dukes of Hazzard also?

@@Richard-zc1cj no. Never cameoed there

Sweet

I've enjoyed this movie for 50 years.. thanks to all..

Me too. Watched on tv with my dad in my teens. 👍🙂

Nick Nolte and Michelle Phillips are also in this movie. 🙂

We can give you wooden knives 😊🔪

@@ourelton Stuart Margolin, who played the deputy sheriff. Future Emmy winner for playing James Garner's friend Angel on the Rockford Files.

I grew up when hotrods were god aweful ulgy in the late 1980s to the mid 1990s and I despised the pastel monochrome rides that were all small block Chevy powered with mustang II suspension and tweed japanese bucket seat interiored out. Such ugly styling. In 1995ish one of my buddies whose car became famous for its "cartoonish" (quoting hotrod magazine), that was traditional drag car late 1950s styling and it pretty much put the traditional hotrod/ratrod back on the map, he introduced me into the whole (at the time underground) traditional rockabilly scene and all the amazing cars that up until then I thought were only in my ol'mans Rod & Custom magazine back issues. Since that time traditional hot rods have came and for the most part they've stuck around although I noticed that the late 60s style seems to be really taking off along with the "TROG" style (which is also cool in it's own right) and I am so glad that the pastel look is in the rear view mirror, I was even cool with the restorods of the late 1970s it's just those billet everything pastel Street rods that really bother me although as I get older I can appreciate the craftsmanship that went into them but it still doesn't change the fact that they are ugly.

@@AtomicReverend Totally, I was born 1967, same stuff exactly. Amazes me some still build billet machines, all the wrong styling cues..generally glass bodied though, so who cares? But some ruin real Henry though- plenty of money, no taste! People still put 80's wheels, of different brand on 60's and earlier cars, it's mostly guys a touch older than me, who DIDN'T puke during the 80's, thought that shit was cool. Oh, yeah, that shit isn't dead, go to "Street Rod Nationals", be prepared to taste the vomit.....

@@ronasaurus74 the Ford Model A in my avatar (it's a pickup) I am building it into a hotrod it is currently in about a million pieces and scattered out not only in my garage but in my extra bedroom lol I am trying for 1960 in the time frame for styling but with a few hidden modern touches like a 5-speed transmission and a dual circuit Master cylinder that's about it oh and a electronic Stewart Warner speedometer that looks traditional because who wants to mess around with speedometer gears wgen GPS is a thing. Other then that I prefer to keep it tasteful. Boyd Wheels look Fair on a 1990 Chevrolet pickup they look terrible on a 32 Ford highboy lol I am hoping to have it done and reliable enough to drive it to the 2023 Street Rod Nationals (so far it's driving me broke and isn't even close). I have been reading about the Street Rod Nationals since I was 12 or 13 years old flipping through my father's old back issues of Rod & Custom magazine when it was the sponsor of the first Street Rod Nationals Not that I really want to go to the car show but I always figured it would be a blast to drive a Model A truck down back roads and side roads across most of the country (I am in So. Cal). I got a feeling that will be tons of billet street rods and probably a ton of rat rods with diesel engines (neither of which I'm a big fan of). I am glad to see when people actually drive their car so I won't really criticize them personally but I have definitely seen my fair share of street rods with absolutely horrendous styling cues. What's even worse I've seen a lot of billet street rods that they decided to put some radial White Walls and a reproduction banjo steering wheel on it trying to fake the funk meanwhile under the hood is the heartbeat of America valve covered fully billet aluminum 350 cubic inch Chevy small block lol

@@AtomicReverend Check out Chopped in Australia, you'd love it...not so much a car show, full participation event, no billet allowed.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lbV8lJCjmM2vn5s.html

Me too ! Cool line. Unforgettable

Won't get that sound with an EV

Looks like the police version of Christine

...in their prime

Its an AirHorn 😅 all sound very similar depending on the pipe length or how many pipes for a tune.😅

And same location.

@@GRINHELL And same dna

And the tunnel

Good one that's one of my favourite movies

I see what you did there😉😂

White Line Fever another classic muscle car movie

In fact the tunnel exit at 01:20 is the very same as in "Duel".

@@GRINHELL Cool !

Red Plymouth Valiant.

Dennis weaver was the driver of the car

A bit post apocalyptic. Weird story as well.

I think Duell was filmed in the same area as this.

@@bigblockjalopy I think you are correct sir,,..I believe it was somewhere around Palmdale, California.

Plot holes.

He's just that cool that he swapped engines so fast😄

Look closer at that chevy engine. Was in another movie in a certain yellow 32 coupe that was chopped.

Good catch

sidepipes aren't hooked up,automatic transmission (4 speed sound effects) no back window in some scenes

Martin Sheen loitering in the police station is the very same as his son Charlie decades later in "Ferris Bueller's day off".

Was the waitress Michelle Phillips?

@@Richard-zc1cj Yep

From the time I saw this movie in 1974 I never forgot it. Just never saw it again, until today. Better than I remembered, with stars that weren't stars yet when I watched it the first time.

Yes but the passengers died. No safety features of any kind.

Jus don't make them like they used too!...😎

🤣

True, maybe they put that in to see who was paying attention.

That a nice movie

Plothole.

To bad tnt ,tbs put back tv

5 years is a break

There was a horrible joke at the time: How did they know Vic Morrow had dandruff? They found his head and shoulders in the bushes. ..........it used to be ok to tell jokes. This was before sensitivity and snowflakes.

It was hardly a freak accident. It was the result of willful and knowing negligence on the part of director John Landis. He paid off a jury to exonerate him of manslaughter charges in one of the most blatant miscarriages of justice in American history.

@@jpalberthoward9same thing about astronaut Christa Mcaullife. How do they know she had dandruff? They found her head and shoulders.

@@TexasMan77 same thing with Marie Antoinette. They found hers in the wicker basket. I always lose my head over those French Revolution jokes.

​@@TexasMan77Why do Nasa scientists drink coke? 😮because they cant get 7up

Pretty sure that is Joseph Estevez not Martin. But his looks are like a good mix of both Charlie and Emilio

My bad spoke too soon mixed up movie

@@neverputon5878 They're both in the movie lol. Martin Sheen is the star and his brother Joe played the sailor who drove over the cliff at the start of the movie.

Right, I also dig the deputy and mechanic roles. Well played by Margolin and Nolte, respectively..integral to the story ✌️😎

@@jeph33 Stars in this movie, before they were stars.

Glad you enjoyed it

You have never seen the California kid hot rod you must be young

Same here

Yep, I recall there were a lot of pretty lame made for TV movies back then. More quantity than quality.

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