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18 Jan 20
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Anyone old enough, or otherwise seen the film "Bullitt"....
The car, made famous by the chase in San Francisco, driven by Steve McQueen, was sold last month by the current owner, who had paid $3,500.00 for it...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vFCD8xUV1g
The car, made famous by the chase in San Francisco, driven by Steve McQueen, was sold last month by the current owner, who had paid $3,500.00 for it...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vFCD8xUV1g
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A fantastic car chase, a fantastic film
He always real men Steve McQueen a great actor
A fantastic car chase, a fantastic film
He always real men Steve McQueen a great actor
Interestingly, today the $3,500 is equal to $23,000....so $3,400,000 is a decent profit!
You should see the sh1thole that Frisco is today,but be careful not to tread in the human poo as you go.
Wasn't it supposed to be the best ever car chase filmed?
AND all done for real, without CGI
AND all done for real, without CGI
^ Wonder how stunt men nake a living these days 
Only McQueen can wear a tweed jacket with elbow patches and look that cool, the look he gives himself in the mirror at the end of the movie...
The Two bad guys in the dodge, not a word spoken, nothing needs to be said, that has been copied ever since right up to Gosling in DRIVE ( 2011 )
The Two bad guys in the dodge, not a word spoken, nothing needs to be said, that has been copied ever since right up to Gosling in DRIVE ( 2011 )
There was an old Stanley Baker film 'Robbery' based on The Great Train Robbery, and in the beginning of that film there is a car chase which was one of the best bits of the film. After that the director Peter Yates went on to make Bullitt.
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