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Originally posted by allmykids
1,PLYMOUTH FURY, 1957,455engine, the worker on the assembly line was killed first, he put his cigar out in her seat. 2,? 3, the shining-jack nickelson . 4, 1920?
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the car was actually a 1958 Plymouth Belvedere (manufactured late 1957 new models are introduced in Oct. of the year) 350 cu in engine w/ the Golden Commando option contrary to popular belief this was a engine built by Plymouth not GM. Right about the line worker. The song was Little bitty pretty one. Great song for a car to kill someone by. number 2 read Stephen Kings the Dark Half, the movie was OK but the book hass been known to give nightmares. I love George Starks car 68 Olds Toranado 455 Olds rocket. Yes I am a car nut. 3. is right. 4. I believe that it was 1920 also but for some reason the date escapes me. I hope that these were real horror movies enough for ya *Sarcasm*
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