Some rare, interesting cars here: 0:58- Theres a Datsun B210 at the curb. 1:04- rare Datsun wagon 2:05-early Chevy Vega 2:37-Rear end of a mid-70s Toyota Celica and my favorite, the Amc Gremlin at 5:54
FUCKING TOTALLY AWSOME METAL CARS IN ACTION. cant do that in a prius or fiat 500 I hate all newer cars I dont drive them, ride in them and wont ever! I drive only METAL cars because they still exist
I always thought that first car was a Mercury Grand Marquis. I remembered them as a kid. As a child born in the 80's these scenes facilitate my love of 70's cars and missing out the 70s.
Can you imagine Karl Malden's character Mike Stone from The Streets Of San Francisco calling Chevy Chase a "Hot Dog"? In case you're wondering what the expression means it's police lingo for Reckless, don't always go by the book and follow departmental procedure." Hot Dog was the title of The Streets Of San Francisco season 5 episode with Don Johnson as a guest star. Michael Douglas left the show after episode two of season 5 to pursue a movie career but his character Steve Keller leaves the San Francisco Police Department to become a Criminology Professor at UC Berkley. Don Johnson's character Larry Wilson is a motorcycle cop and is a "Hot Dog" according to Lieutenant Stone (Karl Malden) but despite Larry being a "Hot Dog", rambunctious, rough around the edges at times he's actually very intelligent and at the end of the episode he saved Lt. Stone's life and earned his respect
My Grandparents had a 76' Buick Electra when I was a little kid. I would sleep in the back seat without putting my feet up. They sold it to buy a new 86' Lincoln Town car, another cozy car.
Love how he says he needs her to ID the albino as she's the only one who's seen him. Like there's albinos everywhere, like they were expecting to run into the Winter brothers in the opera house. Always dug this movie, I saw it in the theater as a kid.
@Burleon There is some merit to what you say...yes. I was about 10 years old when this film came out. My best friend's parents had a chrysler sedan of some kind....and man it did ride smooth. Like you were floating on air. Until you had to take a corner or come to a quick stop!
Beautiful 1972 Cadillac Fleetwood 75, quite long for 9 passengers although the 1975 is even longer, I need that car is so sexy but with little space to park
So, like, WHY, when their motorcar flew through the front window of that Itie, or rather Dago restaurant, did everyone jump out of their seats ? They never saw a car before ?
I sure love that ol couple in the back seat of that limo laughn up a storm, bang bang, lol, and do I ❤️love that young cute COWBOY, yee hawwww, FAR OUT, 💯👌😉🤠👍 more please, I think I'm gonna look for that one movie, To die and live LA, boy do miss the 1983 Mercury Grand Marquis they use to chase bad people, them idiots even drove over rr tracks, with that wine colored beautiful car and they F**ked it up big time, what a nice luxury car😭😭😭😭😭 more please, Moving Violations 😉❤️😁
iv been trying to find a movie from this era. Its got a crazy scene with a blue harley chopper being chased by two police cars through sf and it ends at twin peaks. the motorcycle stunt man is wearing a black leather jacket and the chopper has a baby blue tank. Anyone know what im talking about?
Hilarious...chaotic driving the worst handling dinosaurs of the 1970's, and yet somehow Goldie is never tossed through the windshield because she isn't wearing a seatbelt....
every person or outsourcing to other countries that made it no longer possable for us Americans to no longer have enjoy and drive metal cars is the total enemy to the american dream , a dream of very cheap gasoline a metal frame with a large front engine rear drive low profile vehicles we once loved a truck with leather seats is not what we ordered..nor did we order plastic bumper covers..what did they call it developing third world countries and thier need for gasoline and metal it drove up the prices, yup um who exactly helped them develope a need for our metal and our gasoline, um thats who you never vote for again..
Why not save your rage boner towards the EPA, corrupt unions, dishonest non-union bosses, and bigots of the left, right, middle, AND fringe instead, thunderstorms06?
5:40 so that’s how Clark Griswold learned how to jump the Truckster in Arizona years later 😂
The Cadillac front end completely bent after the dirt ramp jump, then miraculously fixes itself for the next scene.
That's a pretty good Chevy chase
“FAR OUT!” Love this movie!💕💕💕💕💕
Now that's a real Chase scene... Far out...
Beats a car chase scene on Chips any day.
NO WONDER IT'S A CHEVY CHASE MOVIE.... 😂....LOL!!!
The pizza place was my favorite of the owner going nuts wanting POLICIA, POLICIA!
Classic. A very young Carville Bartonsville as the cowboy. Far out!
I love the old couple in the backseat
Love it when the truck driver keeps saying, “far-out.” Love it! Love this movie! BMeredith and Dudley Moore were HILARIOUS in this movie! 💐
Some rare, interesting cars here:
0:58- Theres a Datsun B210 at the curb.
1:04- rare Datsun wagon
2:05-early Chevy Vega
2:37-Rear end of a mid-70s Toyota Celica
and my favorite, the Amc Gremlin at 5:54
that old couple in the back is so cute laughing it up. anyone agree?
I saw that movie like 10 times at the theater when I was a kid... loved it
Thanks for posting! Brings back very good memories! Goldie Hawn was very Hot back then!
FUCKING TOTALLY AWSOME METAL CARS IN ACTION.
cant do that in a prius or fiat 500 I hate all newer cars I dont drive them, ride in them and wont ever! I drive only METAL cars because they still exist
To think, those Japanese probably never saw the 1990s and definitely never saw the 2000s. RIP.
1:22. That leap by the chef was so graceful.
I think if you used a CHEVY the CHASE would of been better! lol 😂
Another movie to make use of Frisco's geography after 'Bullitt', 'What's Up, Doc?' & 'Magnum Force'.
And The Enforcer and Dirty Harry as well as the t.v. show The Streets Of San Francisco
It's a 1974 Continental. They had that grille for one year only and then in 75 changed the body.
I always thought that first car was a Mercury Grand Marquis. I remembered them as a kid. As a child born in the 80's these scenes facilitate my love of 70's cars and missing out the 70s.
I’m ahead of you and the cars were indeed awesome. The first is a Lincoln Continental, not a Mercury GM.
Can you imagine Karl Malden's character Mike Stone from The Streets Of San Francisco calling Chevy Chase a "Hot Dog"? In case you're wondering what the expression means it's police lingo for Reckless, don't always go by the book and follow departmental procedure." Hot Dog was the title of The Streets Of San Francisco season 5 episode with Don Johnson as a guest star. Michael Douglas left the show after episode two of season 5 to pursue a movie career but his character Steve Keller leaves the San Francisco Police Department to become a Criminology Professor at UC Berkley. Don Johnson's character Larry Wilson is a motorcycle cop and is a "Hot Dog" according to Lieutenant Stone (Karl Malden) but despite Larry being a "Hot Dog", rambunctious, rough around the edges at times he's actually very intelligent and at the end of the episode he saved Lt. Stone's life and earned his respect
The first real drive-in Only in San Francisco.
Compared to today's cars, those in the 70's were giant cars, so big and so uselessly enormous.
I love it
My Grandparents had a 76' Buick Electra when I was a little kid. I would sleep in the back seat without putting my feet up. They sold it to buy a new 86' Lincoln Town car, another cozy car.
Uselessly enormous…but the gas torque and made great sounds!
I want that cadillac!
Me too :)
Yes that 472 puts out some power it seems
Love how he says he needs her to ID the albino as she's the only one who's seen him. Like there's albinos everywhere, like they were expecting to run into the Winter brothers in the opera house.
Always dug this movie, I saw it in the theater as a kid.
Far Out!
The opera house exterior is really the courthouse in San Francisco. I recognize some areas in this movie from the show The Streets Of San Francisco
Made in 1978.... according to imdb.
And it was.
@zambonitron
Don't forget the best (and rarest) one... the '72 Cadillac Fleetwood 9-passenger Sedan (only 955 built).
Isn't it a 73?
And it costed over $20000 when new!
@@wbchloe7168 A '73 Cadillac Fleetwood Seventy-Five 9-passenger sedan cost $11,973 when new. The base price.
The front and rear end says it’s a 71 or 72.
0:49 The suspension on American cars of that era. Good Lord!
@Burleon There is some merit to what you say...yes. I was about 10 years old when this film came out. My best friend's parents had a chrysler sedan of some kind....and man it did ride smooth. Like you were floating on air. Until you had to take a corner or come to a quick stop!
Ummm. I love a that suspension. Its so satisfying.
Stiff suspension? How boring!
Kojak, bang-bang!
Beautiful 1972 Cadillac Fleetwood 75, quite long for 9 passengers although the 1975 is even longer, I need that car is so sexy but with little space to park
Kojak Bang Bang lol
That's what we need in Richmond Virginia a drive through pizza restaurant.
And a complete replacement of the people working in the General Assembly.
Triple AAA loves that monthly increase Chevy's still paying for this
Kojak...bang , bang !
So, like, WHY, when their motorcar flew through the front window of that Itie, or rather Dago restaurant, did everyone jump out of their seats ? They never saw a car before ?
always thought the cowboy was so Hot looking! 😛
I would have liked to re-enact the tent scene in broke back mountain with him 😝
Wonderful !!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing
remember driver 1999 for PS!, inspiration in the movie
5:51, is that a golden '68 charger in the back?
It's a 1970. Has the "loop" front bumper & central horizontal stripe trim across the grille. Possibly same car at 2:37.
@@speakfreeley4473 good spot
Great fun!!
I sure love that ol couple in the back seat of that limo laughn up a storm, bang bang, lol, and do I ❤️love that young cute COWBOY, yee hawwww, FAR OUT, 💯👌😉🤠👍 more please, I think I'm gonna look for that one movie, To die and live LA, boy do miss the 1983 Mercury Grand Marquis they use to chase bad people, them idiots even drove over rr tracks, with that wine colored beautiful car and they F**ked it up big time, what a nice luxury car😭😭😭😭😭 more please, Moving Violations 😉❤️😁
Gee...doesn't everyone in SF drive like that! :-)
I've not seen the movie, but they must be going to something very important if they can crash this many cars xP
Preventing the assassination of the Catholic Pope.
💗💗💗💗
"Help, Polica! Liugi's"
Best stunt is the one where the truck jumps with three stunt doubles inside it.
@rmbb1981 nah just liked seeing Dudley Moore and the Albino!
At first I was like wait. where is the chevy chase scene.... Then I realized that THIS IS Chevy Chase!
What did they use for suspension, cake?
😅
iv been trying to find a movie from this era. Its got a crazy scene with a blue harley chopper being chased by two police cars through sf and it ends at twin peaks. the motorcycle stunt man is wearing a black leather jacket and the chopper has a baby blue tank. Anyone know what im talking about?
After that he established tofu shop in japan
Love this movie. Remake please but who could play Stanley?
A jumptruck
Grand Marquis
6:25 the car is not a banana anymore from the jump it's, erm, all straight...
@THX1205 Back then??? What are you talking about? She's still hot!
The dude sitting in the truck looks a lot like john ritter?? Is he ??
you cut out the opera parts!
@MADWORLD1427 Im a brute!
Goldie Hawn gave me a horn.
Goldie was looking tasteee back then
Hilarious...chaotic driving the worst handling dinosaurs of the 1970's, and yet somehow Goldie is never tossed through the windshield because she isn't wearing a seatbelt....
Goldie Hawn is still hot!
Chevy In a Lincoln???? Know wonder he crashed 😂🤣
Saw this movie in the theater and subsequently on TV. I didn’t find Chevy Chase funny on any viewing.
I spent the video watching the fresh blue dressed actress hoping for some downblouse 🤓🥶😋.... so lovely ...
That's Goldie Hawn she's been with Kurt Russell now for more that 40 years..
@@JrGoonior And she's Kate Hudson's mother
Puras tonterías de película...lo salva la guerita
@jwcasciato Yes! She's still hot! But, back then she was Hotter!
every person or outsourcing to other countries that made it no longer possable for us Americans to no longer have enjoy and drive metal cars is the total enemy to the american dream , a dream of very cheap gasoline a metal frame with a large front engine rear drive low profile vehicles we once loved a truck with leather seats is not what we ordered..nor did we order plastic bumper covers..what did they call it developing third world countries and thier need for gasoline and metal it drove up the prices, yup um who exactly helped them develope a need for our metal and our gasoline, um thats who you never vote for again..
Times change dude
Why not save your rage boner towards the EPA, corrupt unions, dishonest non-union bosses, and bigots of the left, right, middle, AND fringe instead, thunderstorms06?
Most stupidest driver