Classic 70's Adventure Comedy I Corvette Summer (1978) I Retrospective
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- Опубліковано 1 гру 2022
- A high school grad and a call girl-in-training try to track down his stolen Corvette.
Film: Corvette Summer (1978)
Studio: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Director: Matthew Robbins
Writer: Hal Barwood, Matthew Robbins
Hal Barwood, Matthew Robbins
Cast: Mark Hamill, Annie Potts
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Saw this when it came out in '78, I was 13. Best car car movie ever! Inspired me to build my own cars & motorcycles, & eventually own my own shop. Makes me miss the 70's & 80's even more.
Watch Running on Empty and you will change your mind
@@aussieoutlawalt8411 Do you mean 2 Lane Blacktop?
@@gravesclayton3604 No mate in the USA it was released as "" Fast Lane Fever""
@@gravesclayton3604 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Running_on_Empty_(1982_film)
That's good men
As a Corvette owner in 2024, This movie is still Top notch !! I love it !! 💪🏾💪🏾🇺🇸🇺🇸
English bloke here.
In 1977 my dad took me to Santa Pod raceway to see my first drag race.
Everything was great, the sun was shining and I had a hot-dog with onions, as I walked through the pits holding my dad's hand when from behind me BOOM!!! ROAR!!!
I span found in shock! There it was. A white Corvette Stingray with chrome straight-up pipes sticking right up from the block! The car had a metal-flake Star-Spangled banner painted from the bonnet fading to the rear arches.
That was the first American car I ever saw... This rocked my eight year old world!!!! 🇬🇧🏆🇺🇲
Best wishes from an Englishman making armour in a French forest. ⚒️
Way cool!
Awesome memories 😊
For a comedy filled with inanities and absurdities, by the time you reach the end, it’s actually a very deep and moving coming of age movie. Mark Hamill’s performance throughout is stellar.
Agreed
so well said- this movie is meant to be light hearted fare and popcorn drive-in cheesy fodder - but really Hamill grows up thru his quest - a hero's journey - Annie Potts did what Marisa Tomei did for My Cousin Vinny. But first. What a gem she is! Hamill's best acting - he's so convincing as the gearhead so bought in, fanatical. Amazing 70's road movie filmed on location - like the tv shows of the time like Starsky and Hutch etc. A golden age of cinema in a way. Not like CGI circus of today - which might as well just be a video game instead of a movie half the time sheesh.
I miss the 70's. In the early 80's, my friends caddy was stolen and they found it in Tijuana being driven by the mayor. He laughed and gave it back
Shouldn't of gave back shit!🫨
JK!🫡
When white ppl knew how to treat each other
@@murrieta49 how do they treat each other now
@@jamescolby7125like shit.
Love this movie. I'm 50 years old and I definitely remember watching this when I was a kid. I also have this movie on dvd.
Lol me too.
me too
Same here. Saw it as a pre-teen in the early 80s at a friend's house.
Same here. Saw it as a pre-teen in the early 80s at a friend's house.
@@Gravyballs2011 i saw it in 83 about 7 yo at a friend's house too.
I eventually became an aircraft mechanic and this movie had a lot to do with it. Seeing it again reminds me of what a great time the 70s and 80s were to be on this planet. Very few Millenials and Gen. Z's are interested in working with their hands and the reliance on technology is frightening. I weep for the future.
I am 64 and still work with my hands
It's weird to me, how easily America gave up freedom for technology, and convenience. In my opinion, technology is now diametrically opposed to freedom.
U weep? I imagine the sort of movies coming out this days scares me. Nothing much to tell about sum American exploits in the Middle East , going through trash bin of comic book materials.
This type of movies about coming off age , innocence like Dazed and Confused , American Graffiti won't be made no more.
Thing is though people of the 70s and 80s made it damn near illegal to do things with your hands anymore because you wanted to feel more safe. Hence the huge fight for right to repair across many forms of industry right now.
yet another old timer blame the young for shit mean while the majority of the reason things are the way they are today is BECAUSE OF YOUR GENERATION.
market crass in 08, 1000+ stupid safety laws including car safety, all the trash laws communist California has passed like the laws that restrict ones 2nd amendment rights to name a few.
This movie cemented my love for Corvettes.
Corvette Summer, Gumball Rally and the first Cannonball Run movie are my all time favorite car movies. Back when there was no CGI or dubbed over motor sounds. Pure classics.
Give "Vanishing Point" a try. Best car movie of all time.
Original gone in 60 seconds, great flick too
@@williamtobin7282 I loved that movie.i rented the movie when I was younger and later in my life I bought a VHS copy of the movie and I think that I never opened it.
I loved it when all the stunts were real! Remember the one where they went over the river on a jump that corkscrewed the car over the river and then landed perfectly on another ramp? Was that Gator with Burt reynolds?
@@maxpower9848 The Man With The Golden Gun
Miss Potts had the look then, but today, even more beautiful. She aged like the finest of champagne or wine!!!!!
I’d give her $20
@@vintageexcellence I'll give!$1000, plus marriage!!!!!!!!!@@@@!!!!!¡
No way. She’s a good looking old lady now, but she was knockout back then.
@@vintageexcellence
Lol, you use $20 women
Wow! Can't believe this just popped up in my recommendations. This was this first movie I went to see without my parents. Completely forgot about it. Thank you for posting this.
This and the 1989 Catch Me if You Can.
Dusty Springfield singing one of the best movie theme songs ever! Her voice is perfection. I remember seeing this as a kid at the drive in. The 70s were a great time to be a kid.
you're right everyone riding their bikes and playing baseball with other kids. Atari could only hold your attention for less than an hour - out you'd go to ride your bike some more. America was on top. The envy of the world. Proud then. What happened? It started with... The Cosby Show... and then like... Will & Grace... who wants to bring that radical shit into our living rooms? Network television in the '80s started to Manchurian Candidate American society. We went from Happy Days and Brady Bunch to Married with Children and Modern Family. Go figure. And forget about a shoot-first ask questions later cop show like Starsky and Hutch or TJ Hooker... cue Miami Vice - oh so cops are now you know... CROOKED. the undoing of America went into full swing during the eighties no doubt. Grunge didn't help; Rap just destroyed it all.
Back when they had auto shop in high school!
😯😯No more Auto Shop in High School?? I didn't know that..
@@willduke1656 me too. But I graduated back in 89
I did not know either. Graduated 87😢
Good Times. Better Times.
Now you have drag Queen shop!
This movie has always been very underrated! There are so many established stars in this movie from the day. This was also Annie Potts very first film. She was nominated for a Golden Globe for her character Vanessa! Not bad for her first role. Mark Hamill made this movie just 2 months after Star Wars was released. His convincing role portraying Kenny Dantley's passion for the Corvette and cars in general is what makes it a cult classic for car enthusiasts! The Corvette itself is so over the top you can't help but love it as much as he does.
Star Wars came out in 1977
Funny coincidence, the sleazy blonde boss of the car theft ring also starred in the movie lazerblast, a Sci fi m🤣ovie where he finds this alien rock pendant and arm Lazer and is turned into a monster ,one scene he shoots and blows up a billboard of ,,,ironically,,,STAR WARS🤯
@@cliffklimas8324 Thanks. I changed my post.
He poured so much love into RESTORING it!
its hideous......lol...
I remember seeing this at the drive-in. I forgot how badass that Vett looked. So many great cars in this flick.
They're still around the gold one and the red one look him up online find out where they are
Like a few other movies like Diamonds are Forever, so much fun to see Freemont - sans roof
Glad I grew up back then sure miss the 70s.
This is one of the few car films that clearly had some gear heads involved in the production, it’s great.
You want gear heads....watch HOLLYWOOD KNIGHTS...Great movie
@@tommccallan8802 I know it well. The Project 57 plays a great part in it. I always liked the chopped and sectioned ‘40 Ford too.
I was 12 when it played at my father's movie theatre. I still have a big pile of Corvette Summer bumper stickers. It was silly fun in 78, and the film exists very much in that world, making it also a time capsule for today.
So you're old enough to remember when Star Wars came out. I miss how movie theaters were back then
how do I get one of them Stickers? $$$
@@guntherg7328I’d love to get one of those stickers
Michael have you seen the show American pickers. I would like to think that the pile of Corvette summer bumper stickers that you have should be worth a little bit of money.
Add me to the list for a bumper sticker!👍😉
I just love Annie Potts in this movie. It's one of her best along with "Pretty in Pink".
She's absolutely adorable
I was 15 when this came out at the drive in. I miss the seventies but especially the 80s.
This was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid. I was really obsessed with Corvettes growing up still sort of am. Seeing this now surprises how well this was made.
Why is that true?
I realized it myself, movie was made really well, like they used the best camera tech and stuff at the time for this movie
@@RX-8GT I agree with you. When I watched it again for the first time in years I was in my mid-30s I was surprised at how well it was made. I expected to see it differently from when I was a child and realize it was a cheap B-movie. Instead, I feel like it's a forgotten classic now.
In my opinion, the name ruined the movie. I love Corvettes with all of my heart but the name places too much emphasis on a brand making it seem like a glorified advertisement.
I can watch Corvette Summer on repeat just like when I was a child. It's an easy movie to watch and I love anything that has to do with cool cars.
The car chase at the end is one of my favorite car chase scenes.
🔥me☝️Best scene is a toss up…either stealing the doughnuts from the cops…or the bathtub and swim fins. Either way I agree this was a really well made movie with a decent story line. I don’t think I heard one swear word in the whole film. First saw this on HBO I believe it came on to HBO slightly after Star Wars was hit the theaters. It was fun seeing it again.
When i first saw this movie in 1978, I fell
madly in love with Annie Potts and Vans.
Now it's over 40 years later and i still feel the same way about both.
She an old hag now.
She's really good on Young Sheldon
I saw this in the late 70's ! I can't believe I'm watching it again more than 40 years later...amazing
Funny how ya don't remember certain things in a movie. I remember watching it 1979. I was 17. I thought it was a good movie then. I saw it on HBO. Back when it still showed movies.
This movie gives me the warm fuzzies for a time gone by, especially the scene when Dusty Springfield starts singing.
I was 7 when this came out , saw it at the drive in , the opening with the vette overhead, from the script falling in the dirt to the crusher, stayed with me my whole life , I was building custom models and cars as I got old enough, I love this movie ,even with its cheese.
The love story between boy and car REALLY took hold of me.
This was one of the first films I remember watching on HBO in 1979. I was five years old and because of Star Wars, I ended up watching this Mark Hamill movie a bunch of times. Corvette Summer is a fun little coming of age film, very much of its time. Three years later, the same writers, producer and director would make Dragonslayer.
Watched it on HBO in '79 as well.
Yr lucky. First show i saw was called oz and it had a guy getting raped by another guy.
Dragonslayer is a movie that held up. It's still good.
I still remember how the butterflies in my stomach felt after seeing Annie Potts in this film when I was 12 in 1978...Im feeling them again rewatching.
she's the secretary in ghost busters too
Absolute stunner. The essence of youthful beauty.
That was my life in 1978, graded high school, on Fridays and Saturdays were cruising in Mercury Cougar's, Chevrolet Chevelle SS's, Camaro RS, SS's, Plymouth 440 Codas', Road Runner's, Superbird's, Dodge Chargers, Challengers, Super Bees, Pontiac GTO's, Firebird's so many beautiful MUSCLE cars!! Hanging out with good friends and meets new friends!!
Hope everyone with well and take care, be safe, and peace out!
Corvettes and pull tab cans , glad to grow up in the 70s . Two thumbs up .
Would love to see Mark Hamill and Annie Potts together again...
I remember watching this movie at the Drive-in, sitting in my 1957 Chevrolet Belair 2 door hard top. Ahhh the good times.
My dad had a 56 when I was a kid in the 80s, mostly original interior.
I loved that car, and I can smell your comment.
One of my all-time favorite movies! I remember when it came out, I sure miss the 70s. I was just a kid but life sure was great back then, at least in my hometown it was. I can hardly go back there now; everything has changed so much for the worse it's hard to even recognize the place.
@@PuFFerTV98368 I am so glad I am fifty now and grew up during this time, before internet - the world is so jaded now and the spirit of people is so downtrodden, defeated - kids today don't have any go-getter attitude like Hamill personifies in this film. It's a cariacture, it's overblown exaggerated for comedic effect - but the passion and feracity of his character: there's something to be said for that idea, having a go-getter attitude like that. He was relentless. Inspiring! By far, Hamill's most significant portrayal bar none in my books. Forget that vapid Luke sh*t - which pales so much to the fleshed out true humanity here. Annie Potts says it best hosing him down - he's a winner.
I remember this movie being filmed in Alton, IL. USA. I lived there at the time. They closed off roads all over the place.
The hills all around the city.
1977-78. Funny movie.
Rob63...
That was "Stingray". Not Corvette Summer.
The majority of this was filmed on location in Las Vegas and Los Angeles.
@@bartscanland9415 good call
'60s and '70s were fan freaking tastic! Or world is in the absolute toilet now. I love how he can just ride on the back of the trailer. I remember riding in the back of my dad's truck all the time.
Saw this movie when I was a teen and I'm 53 now. Stumbled across it and watched it again, what memories.
Dear Annie and Mark I want you to know from the bottom of my heart that this is my favorite movie of all time I have followed it since it first came out I was 16 when it first came out it's a movie about kids in a Corvette and nothing could be better than that to me I've traveled miles to get this movie before and I love it it's my favorite and thank you so much. Happy times to all Mr big heart.
I taught Mark's kids in high school and got to know him a bit. Said he had the most fun making this film of anything he'd ever done. Ironically, both Mark and Annie were in very bad car accidents but didn't let it stop them from pursuing their dreams.
anne was also in hit ghost busters movie as the secretary
Punctuation is your friend.
@@stupidhead9117AH THE INTERNET EVERY ONE IS A STUPID SPELLING TEACHER
The paint and detail job on the Corvette was indeed over the top, rewatching this makes me miss the era of muscle cars/sports cars. Course, a car enthusiast once told me the Vettes and Trans Ams of this period were classics for their engines and not so much the body. Even by then, car bodies were going to plastic and rubber instead of metal. And older viewers like me can certainly empathize with the underpaid high school shop teacher who has to get involved with shady characters to feed his family.
I'm a bit biased because my first car was a 1979 Trans Am. The second-generation Firebirds were the best as far as looks and the late 70s and early 80s Corvettes are by far the best looking vettes.
Other way around…one’s from this period are desirable for their styling. Vettes, firebirds, and Camaros of this era were complete dogs in the performance department. After ‘71 or so everything got robbed of power for better economy and emissions. Typical c3 vette from the late 70s only made around 190 or so horsepower at the wheels. A small fraction of the performance from a decade earlier.
@@DucknCoverinYep. Even my Ford Escape today has more hp.
@@DucknCoverin Not even.
@@ecleveland1 your wrong about corvettes in 80,s
I fell in love with Annie Potts back in this movie and still think shes one of the most beautiful people in hollywood.
From teenage hot rod enthusiast to a Jedi ! Always a pleasure watching Mark play a character. He’s a natural on screen.
🔥me☝️I really liked that Lee Marvin movie The Big Red 1 Mark was in that movie as well and I think his character made it through the whole movie!! Always a plus to be a surviving character in a war movie. ✌️
Got his start on General Hospital I think as an extra before he was cast in Star Wars. I think he played bit parts and apparently that movie came together in the edit.
@@christopherfoote4643He was actually in the Eight Is Enough pilot. Mark was supposed to commit to the show, but Star Wars came along.
and to think Annie Potts is now the grandmother to Sheldon
Who’s Sheldon?
@@troykruse5161
I assume you don’t want TV?
Sheldon Cooper, one of the main cast members of “The Big Bang Theory”. After it ended, a new series was created about him in his younger years called “Young Sheldon”. On CBS on Thursday’s. Narration is done by the adult Sheldon, played by Jim Parsons. Annie Potts plays Meemaw who is the grandmother of Sheldon’s Mom. I think Annie Potts was 28 for this movie and currently 70 now.
@@troykruse5161" Young Sheldon" is a spin off of "The Big Bang Theory". Now showing on TBS. "The Big Bang Theory" has grown up Sheldon and "Young Sheldon" is the same character but is 9yrs old in high school.
And she is a smoking hot grandma! MY age.
No doubt
I remember this being filmed at my high school. That was kind of cool, it was fun watching them filming.
What School?
@@fredjimenez4208 Verdugo Hills, I Tujunga Ca.
@@Dadzilla2 Thank you!
And the school still looks very much the same.
@@ErikDB6 Same school as Fast Times at Ridgemont High, I think
I watched this movie I 1978 at Del-Amo Mall in Los Angeles. Brings back memories. 🇺🇸🇮🇱🗽
Corvette Summer - The best car movie ever made. It got me into cars, and I never looked back.
When my family moved to TN in 1978, this was the first movie I went to see at the drive in. In Gallatin TN.
I thought this was just a review and I ended up watching the whole movie!!😂 Man, I love this movie‼️as a kid I was obsessed with Corvettes because of this movie. It still holds up well. And the lesson learned from this…money isn’t everything so stick to your guns (principles).
I was 9 years old when I first in this movie it seems like it was just yesterday I'm 55 now this movie got me into cars❤
Saw this in this theatre when it came out.Years later bought one of the last collectors edition corvettes off the line from Bowling green Kentucky,1996.Still have it and named her Ava.She still runs like a dream.She has been slowly restored and my bucket list is to have her painted candy apple red.
$850 a week in 1978 is about $3500 a week now, or $182,000 a year.
And no taxes I assume since car thiefs
Haven't seen this in years its a great classic Thanks
Loved this movie as a kid (and still do) - Miss the 70s and 80s - nothing like living life without electronics in your hand. The good old days.
And Ghostbusters
A different world back then. Incredible how fast things change. 70s America seem like it was a fun and adventurous time to be alive. More dangers and risks, but that's probably part of what made it more fun. Wish I had gotten to live it. You can tell by the movies, music and fashion that came from that era that there was just a vibe. Like the skies were amber and everything was so styled out.
Remember when this came out 👍
I remember staying up late to watch this as a kid on cable. Odd that corvette was only about 5 years old in that junkyard.
I saw this movie once on TV when local stations had afternoon movies.
Great Memories ✌️💟 1978
Love Wendie Jo Sperber as "Kuchinsky"
R.I.P.
I seen this at the Drive-inn here in Australia when I was 17, there was a lot of Rev-Head movies back then in the late 70's
I first saw this movie at the drive in when it first came out, was only 9 years old at the time I'm 54 now.
Watched this the year after Star Wars. I was 9. Lots of great movie memories.
Damn been looking for this one for ages. But this is when Vegas was really a hometown.
I laughed at the swim flippers. Genuinely funny moment. She does have a funny walk, kinda bowlegged. Edit: turns out she had a serious auto accident age 21, both legs broken in 15 places. She has pins in her legs. She suffers from arthritis now. They worked the "girl with the funny walk" into the script because of it.
Annie Potts plays Young Shelton’s Granny. She’s terrific!😊
Great to see a young Mark Hamill...almost as hot as the car!
Skinny, but kind of cute.
@@punkyduckscn2732 Sheldon but yes!! Voice is easily recognizable
@@himoffthequakeroatbox4320 Yeah, she's a doll with personality
Pop top beer cans, riding in the back of pick ups. Custom vans. Seventies might have been the best time for growing up.hitch hiking all over.
Definitely a blast from the past. Saw this in the theater when it first came out. Didn't know who Annie Potts was before but certainly knew who she was after. Her breakthrough role.
Annie Potts was in "Designing Women".
I was 8 when this movie came out and can still remember watching it during the first years of cable TV. I came across this UA-cam channel late last night but stayed up to watch this in its entirety! Man, what a great and timeless movie…. Loved every minute of it!
Hot Damn! Thanks for the great upload! This movie is a classic!
This movie as a kid started a addiction with corvettes...what a great movie...69, 74 conv, two 79, 85 , 87, 92 , 2003 , two 2005 and 06 z06....true American icon cars, and thx you GM for ending it with your latest copy of a Acura NSX....you just saved me 120k....
This is a total underated movie.
I got in to collision repair after seeing this movie. It was a 45 year career. Made great money and a very rewarding job.great car flick
saw it in the theater when it first came out
Same here, i must have been around 13 maybe i was in grade 8 then ✌
The old Vegas I knew and loved.
There are some really good bad movies. And this is right up there.
There were two Vettes made for this movie and they still exist. Each one is in a private collection.
That poor Camaro tho. 😔
This is great nostalgia. I would give anything to return to those long lost and wonderful days.
When i was about 7 years old, my dad and I started watching this movie. I was allowed to watch right up to the part where the car was stolen, but then I had to go to bed. My dad told me the next day how it ended, but I've actually gotten to see the entire movie until just now. I'm pretty sure this movie is the reason I love C3 corvettes to this very day.
I'm 52, I remember watching this as a kid. It's still rad.
Reminds me of the days when Auto Shop was in high school too.
I remember watching this on network television in the late 70s or early 80s at my grandparents in Reseda California, it was a perfect summer
This movie represents a bit of my inner-chid dyeing. I saw this a couple times at the drive-in when it came out, I started to question everyone and their motives from that point on.
A classic 70's movie - a simple story line with newly recognizable lead actor(s), featuring a cultural icon (Corvette), a supporting cast of hundreds, and disco music.
Good God I can't tell you how much I would love to see Mark go to the back of that van for the 1st time and find Yoda sitting there with a joint and a beer. "Mmm, I light, you smoke". "Good smoke"!
My mother took my sister and I to see this movie in the theater when I was 8 years old (I'm 52 now). Very fun and underrated movie. The characters are likable and we get flashes of cool cars. Great film.
That Vette was so crazy cool in this movie. The next year, I got to see it (or one like it, don't care) at a World of Wheels custom car show...I was 11, and it blew my mind!
I saw this in the theater with my buddies when it came out. Never forgot it. I’ve mentioned it to a number of folks over the years and noone remembers it. It also gave birth to my love for candy apple metal flake. Had my ‘68 Firebird painted that color in ‘79. Times change.. have a Goldwing that color now!
Thanks for the memories!!!!!
This is a classic movie 🖐🙂♥️
Wow! After seeing "Star Wars" back in '77, me and my bro found out about this new movie the following year starring "Mark Hamill. Well, this is great to see this today on UA-cam. Brings back memories. 😃👍❤❤
I was 18 when this came out. I had forgotten all about it till it showed up in my feed. Those were some great times way back then. Cool cars, cool music and hot hairy women. If you know, then you know.
It’s interesting to note that the villain in Corvette Summer, Kim Milford, also played in a low budget sci-fi movie called “Laser Blast” that was filmed about the same time. In the movie, a billboard for Star Wars gets blown up. Also there was a comment made in the movie about Star Wars fans. I’ve seen Corvette Summer a couple of times since I was a kid but only made the connection after seeing it here.
I loved laser blast.
Huge Star Wars fan who saw Laserblast and Corvette Summer on TV as a child and loved them also to this day. Apparently Mark Hamill visited Kim Milford on the set of Laserblast.
@Meat Farmer Kim Milford and Mark Hamill look a lot alike.
Kim is in a great Mod Squad ep called Kicks, Inc where he drives a sublime Challenger
Laser Blast was awesome!
Hamil was such an underrated talent,but,he'll always be Luke to me...respect,great movie!
I came here for Annie potts ❤ she's my favourite ❤
Came out the year I was born. Saw it for the first time like 5 years ago. Watched it about 20 times at least. Huge car guy, and long term Corvette lover. Have a Corvette now, finally. Never get tired of watching this.
Same here. Born in 78, Corvette lover since 88, owner since 2010 and have seen the movie somewhen in the 90s for the first time…
Saw this movie on T.V. once as a kid. Always remembered it as an awesome movie but couldn't find it anywhere since. Still very enjoyable and underrated! The 1970's must have been an awesome time to be a car enthusiast! Wish I could go there.
The 70s seems like such a raw time to live, the music was great, the food was good and the movies were also amazing. Everyone had there own personality that stuck out and today it’s so much different, everyone is the same and kids and even adults are just so fake. What ever happen to the real men and woman
Bro, life of Tatooine was wild.
Hammer at the previews to this movie they used to say it took a whole year to build one night to lose and one whole summer to get it back I looked everywhere for this movie on VHS and couldn't find it in a few years later I was able to get a bootleg copy of it on DVD I brought it home got me a plate of food and a big cold drink of soda lay down my bed and watched it with a great big smile on my face
When I was a kid the guy that built the corvette in the movie lived near me I saw it in person several times growing up
Christmas came early this year
You guys kick ass
I watched an episode of GMG a few years ago that showed Richards buddy Dennis go to buy a Corvette Summer car. Owner of it said it was an actual car from the movie.
I laughed out loud because it was left hand drive.
I guess them 2 punks never seen the movie lol 😂😂😂😂
He thought the Vette was fast till he tried Annie.😂
I love this movie such adventure.
I used to go to the movies with my aunts and uncle who were all just a couple years older than me. We saw Star Wars as well as Corvette Summer. Think I was around 9 or 10. These are the movies that bring back the greatest memories of my childhood. Thank you for creating this channel and posting this movie!
I remember watching this movie on USA Up All Night.