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In Reply to: Re: The Driver (1978) is the gem of the bunch posted by HOK on January 2, 2005 at 04:42:09:

the '55 Chev that James Taylor and Dennis Wilson pilot is the same '55 Chev that appears in American Graffiti
Laurie Bird (the girl hitchhiker at the end) committed suicide in Art Garfunkels New York apartment in 1979
One of the hitchers Warren Oates (GTO) picks up is Harry Dean Stanton
The film has that very strange ending of the film "dissolving" because they literally ran out of budget
Grins

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2 out of 3 - HOK 20:38:02 01/20/05 (0)
I knew about HD Stanton and the car stuff (thanks to an old article in Hot Rod magazine) Sorry to hear about Laurie Bird.
Hot Rod Magazine did a road test of the Chevy and the Milner's '32 roaster. According to the article the Chevy was a real bear to drive with an incredibly stiff clutch springs.
They don't make car movies like this anymore :(
John

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