I watched the video just for that reason almost a really suspense filled 10 minutes and relief to see her put on that trailer. Not too many months ago a guy scored one of my dreams. A 59 Apache pickup. A couple from NY moved to our area and they must have put the thing out front late at night on the weed infested lawn of their once abandoned house. My pal Bert was on his way too work when he slammed on the brakes nearly hitting the truck ended up straddling the driveway. There was FREE sign in the window. Yes I said free. Bert spent 15min on the phone telling his boss how sick in bed he was and had to ah go to the doctor I mean call AAA to get the truck home. The friggin keys were in it too. Bert said he passed by the evening before about 7pm and the truck wasn't sitting there. When he did make contact with the couple hours after it was safe behind locked doors inside Berts garage. The couple said it had no title it was sitting under a collapsing carport behind a barn and they knew someone might want it. Bert gave em a $100 bucks he was so over joyed. Some people pay big money for them old Chevy trucks and this one is not in terrible rotted out shape in fact I nearly fainted when I saw how nice it really is even the front seat is still ok.
The car was a 58 Savoy, someone put Belvedere trim on it at one point in its life... as for the bumpers they are all the same for every model. You are thinking of the optional "bumper wings" which were available on every model. No such thing as a "Fury" specific bumper.
Mr. Casey: Cunningham did repperton here pull a knife on you? Cunningham:Yea Mr Casey: empty your pockets buddy Mr Casey: Fuck i will you can't make me Mr Casey: you mean i don't have the authority your wrong you mean i can clean out your pockets Buddy:yea try it and I'll knock you threw the wall FUCK
technically, but the car that the story was based on is actually a 1964 Dodge 330 Special Edition. Honestly, I'd buy it if it were for sale and i could haul it home from its resting place in Maine. get it away from the crazy ass bible beaters that vandalized it.
Yes Ray that was heartbreaking. I've known about the tulsa plymouth for many years and was really hoping the car would be in good shape when they opened the vault. I was not prepared for the mess the car was.
My first car at 15 years old was a '57 Plymouth Belvedere convertible in new condition (it was 1964 the car only 7 years old)gold and white, all power accessories, and a 1958 350 Golden Commando V8 under the hood. It was in the middle of a 6 car wreck, but I got another and still have a '57 Belvedere convert and a '57 Belvedere SportCoupe with a '59 Fury engine in it. I hated Christine when it came out because so many were wrecked. In the long run many more are being saved because of the movie. Restore all you can, don't screw with the suspension, it was better than sports cars and still is. They're great cars.
Damn Larry!!! how lucky for you to still have two of them. Prior to that movie most people didn't even know what the car looked like or did any one care. Now if you find one that's a rarity. I hope you do still drive them, they're meant to be seen on the road, not stored away to only look at. We must be pretty close in age because I do remember those great looking cars of the late 50's and early 60's. Maybe some day I will have one. Cheers to you!
👍👌👏 Oh WOW, simply fantastic! It shivered down my spine because this car looks sooo much like Christine! Best regards, luck and especially health to all involved people.
Junkyard finds and expensive restorations show that Plymouth Beldevere and Fury were well appreciated classic cars on their prime. Movie from novel Christine made the 1958 Beldevere a most wanted classic to restore.
Ooooooooh hell yeah. One hell of a find that's for sure. Hopefully you build her back to her original glory. I'm a Cadillac man myself even though I really love this car ass well. Talking about Caddys, my oldest daughter has always kept her eyes out for old Cadillacs for me for as long as we both can remember. Her Best friend from high school knows how much I love Caddys as well. First time she met me I was driving a 1979 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham that was slammed on the ground. I tried for 15 years to get her Dad to sell me the 56 Cadillac limousine that he was letting rot away in his back yard. I don't remember the model of the Caddy, just knew it was a 56, factory, limousine. It needed A LOT of work when I looked at the car in 2000. For the most part she was a virgin. All original sheet meal. No body work had ever been done because it wasn't in an accident. Most of the floors were rotting completely out since it was sitting on the frame on the ground. It had been sitting the for such a long time it had a couple of bushes along with other desert plants were growing inside. Even then and knowing what kind of project that I was going to take on I offered him $20,000 cash for it which I had on me since I was hoping to be the 3rd owner of this caddy. Just sucks that he wasn't willing to sell it. He just passed away last year and he never did anything with it. I wish I had the extra money along with knowing when I'll be moving out of Hellifornia to Georgia. I have 3 projects that I have to figure out how to move cross country
I love that car. It would be a dream to find one that wasn't $50k+. Funny thing is Plymouth never made the 57'-58' Fury in red. However, red is so right for those cars. great find!
Awesome video. I definitely cared more for the car than the trailer, getting scratched by those forks. What a find. I'd be happy not even restoring it! Looks awesome.
No shit! That is the find of a lifetime in my opinion! I'd be a hell of alot more tickled with this than a Baldwin Motion Camaro. Now that's saying something. Please treat her right!!!
Toy Bus Productions cutting her was not my idea, it was the new owners. The good part about her being chopped up is that she's donating some panels and the roof to convert are 4-door Plymouth to the 2 door hardtop, so it's not going to waste. Actually looks like someone of a decent car with all the parts on, but as soon as I stripped all the parts off I realize how bad it was. The floors in this car were completely gone, someone riveted plastic on the quarter panels for patches the car was just too far gone, had a lot of shitty work from the past.
Good find, that thing needs to be saved. And it's a 2-door! We have a '57 DeSoto 4-door that we are going to restore, been in the family since new. We brought that from NY to NH on a Uhaul trailer with no issues.
If you go by the story in the book , you will have to push it around the junkyard until it starts running. Then you drive it until it completely restores itself
My dad's first new car ever was a '58 Plymouth. The day he brought it home, he had the hood up checkin it out...a gust of wind slammed the hood on his hand...3 broken fingers. Three months later while we were driving, the car caught 🔥 fire and burned to the ground! Chrysler Corp. Gave him a new car. Kept it 2 years and had the engine rebuilt..(broken crankshaft) ...traded it in on a new Dodge. He said "No more Plymouths....EVER!" (And he was a 43 year employee of Chrysler)
When the front loader lifted it up high, I was like don't drop it,don't drop it! So glad it's going to get fixed. Just wish I could be lucky enough to find one.lol
In Canada, the Plymouths were also called Dodges. The Crusader, was a Plaza, the Regent, was a Savoy and Mayfair, was a Belvedere and Fury. In Mexico, the Dodge was called Kingsway, rebadged Plymouths, not sold in U.S.
My first car was a 1958 Plymouth 4-door Belvedere, 318ci, push button Powerflight transmission. Good car except for the brakes. They sucked big-time...unsafe actually. I wouldn't mind having another, already restored, not something like this one. Too much work and cost.
That car You can always have your money back its Christine no problem to sell price is going up on Christine cars Has past R-R prices and that is fantastic if compare the cars
You treat this beautiful lady with love and respect Otherwise she'll be coming for you should check you down You don't ever let her go Beautiful lady like yourself Should Not be the one who got away and if so give her to somebody who will love her just as much
turbo 6 we bought it as a parts car only and found out later in the line that it was in even worse shape that we thought, this car would basically need everything to be restored. The good thing I can tell you is that it's going to be cut up to turn a 4-door into a 2 door hardtop, so it is being used to bring another Plymouth back to life. We literally stripped every single good part off of it before we sold it, even the dash.
Should’ve had replacement wheels n aired up tires ready n swapped them while still in the air. Would’ve made putting it on and taking it off the trailer much easier. Awesome find regardless and it definitely looks repairable and restorable
I have found one of these cars in a junkyard with my dad, the car was rusted so bad the floor and the roof of the car were gone, engine gone, seats gone, but it was a 1958 Plymouth fury
My family had the Plymouth station wagon in Christine paint style. I was 6 when we went on route 66 to Disneyland, riding in the 3rd row facing backward all the way. She got traded in for a 1966 Plymouth Fury II with a 383 4 barrel.
In 1976 my local " junkyard" was my only way to build my car in high school but way out back one day I spotted a 1959 fury 2dr balanced on 55gal.drums that is the only time I have ever seen one
58 Fury with a numbers matching 318 V8 was and still is my dream car. Saw one in Laredo around 6 months ago...turned it down...too far gone. But I ain't givin up hope...
She's authentic in every way: Autumn red paint, genuine Fury, and genuinely in bad shape. If he could get that engine to fire, wouldn't be surprised if it was firing on 7 cylinders and blowing a large cloud of blue-grey smoke
I don't know how much I had to pay for that car but just all the stuff in the trunk was probably worth more than what you had to pay,even without the car ....
That V emblem he was holding in his hand is worth $400-$500 all by itself. He knew what he was doing when he dragged that car out of the mud. He never had any intention on restoring it. He even admitted he chopped it up for parts.
3713msg Yep only parts, trust me were going to gut this car. We have a guy that might by the shell after we gut it for body parts, he's turning a 4 door into a 2 door so he needs the roof, doors and parts of the quarters.
WHATESE SUR I'm not turning it into Parts the car was so bad that the parts were coming off themselves lol my best advice for helping you find one would be to always keep an eye out whether it's eBay Craigslist or even in a magazine. These cars are hard to find so when they come up and it has a couple qualities that you like get it
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It's nice to see that beauty being put on a trailer and not into a crusher
If u try to destroy and crush her that beauty will probably kill you first
@Christopher Castillo Not again anyway
Pagz777 it got stripped and the body and chassis were sold.
I watched the video just for that reason almost a really suspense filled 10 minutes and relief to see her put on that trailer. Not too many months ago a guy scored one of my dreams. A 59 Apache pickup. A couple from NY moved to our area and they must have put the thing out front late at night on the weed infested lawn of their once abandoned house. My pal Bert was on his way too work when he slammed on the brakes nearly hitting the truck ended up straddling the driveway. There was FREE sign in the window. Yes I said free. Bert spent 15min on the phone telling his boss how sick in bed he was and had to ah go to the doctor I mean call AAA to get the truck home. The friggin keys were in it too. Bert said he passed by the evening before about 7pm and the truck wasn't sitting there. When he did make contact with the couple hours after it was safe behind locked doors inside Berts garage. The couple said it had no title it was sitting under a collapsing carport behind a barn and they knew someone might want it. Bert gave em a $100 bucks he was so over joyed. Some people pay big money for them old Chevy trucks and this one is not in terrible rotted out shape in fact I nearly fainted when I saw how nice it really is even the front seat is still ok.
When you realize it looks the same as when Arnie originally found christine
Sure does.
I was watching to see if the fins in the grill started moving.
She'll start, you'll need these!
(The keys)
Or hard wire the starter to the battery at least..
@@hb120877 that went over your head.
I thought the exact same thing.
Old man Lebay knew she would start. She always starts.
LeBay XD
Waiting for the radio to start playin !!
John Brown if you see that glowing green light you are in serious trouble!
That and the metal to start bending back into shape...
John Brown Buddy Repperton and Moochie Norris for starters.
you keep on knocking but you cant come in
Good old Scratchy AM radio!
"Rock & Roll is here to stay, it will never die!"
- Christine's Sinister Radio
It was playing when the bulldozer was crushing her.
What was playing of the junk yard worker's ghetto blaster in the final part of the movie when "Christine" is a metal cube?
"Let's Go" By Ritchie Valens.
Ah, yes!
Little bitty pretty one
Dude running the payloader was damn good operator! Glad to see a Fury being saved.
Believe its either a Savoy or the Belvedere, judging from the trim I believe its a Savoy, just sayin
@@elizabetharas5748 trim actually looks like a fury on the side that it isn’t ripped off but it has the wrong bumpers. Probably a Belvedere.
The car was a 58 Savoy, someone put Belvedere trim on it at one point in its life... as for the bumpers they are all the same for every model. You are thinking of the optional "bumper wings" which were available on every model. No such thing as a "Fury" specific bumper.
@@moparnick oh right
"No shitter ever came between him and Christine, if they did... watch out!" 🖤💀🖤
Mr. Casey: Cunningham did repperton here pull a knife on you? Cunningham:Yea Mr Casey: empty your pockets buddy Mr Casey: Fuck i will you can't make me Mr Casey: you mean i don't have the authority your wrong you mean i can clean out your pockets Buddy:yea try it and I'll knock you threw the wall FUCK
Ok,show me....
no
Car rebuilds itself. Christine is back!
@@mustardip4807 you are so clueless
@@atranas6018 maybe you are right....
but wait why
Its nice to see extra parts when it comes to an old car, saving a person from driving all over the city searching salvage yards etc
It's really cool that you're going to bring that car back to life❤
Please never say “to life” with this type of vehicle.
In the 1970s you could have bought it for $250
“He’s ripping you off, Arnie”
But originally it was $300
That's 960$ in today's money. Still cheap as hell
@@xddstudiosbywr3cked845 I've paid less for shitboxes
@@Beandiptheredneck i paid 400€ for my shitbox, so..
You keep on knockin but you can't come in!
Holy crap it looks exactly like the same Christine that Arnie found I can still see the stunned look on his parents faces when he brought her home.
Can’t wait to see that restored to its 50s glory. Top find. 👍🏻
Christine Is real!!
mailen Ajar and a man uuuuuhhjjjjfuckuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
technically, but the car that the story was based on is actually a 1964 Dodge 330 Special Edition.
Honestly, I'd buy it if it were for sale and i could haul it home from its resting place in Maine. get it away from the crazy ass bible beaters that vandalized it.
No it's a movie
Yes..kkk
Yes it is!😈👍
What a find! One of the most beautiful cars ever made! Thx for video.
1958 was a beautiful car. Hope you bring it back
it just needs to be pushed a little at first.
Dang thang looks almost just like the movie car when they drove past the house and found it.
Damn Christine really let herself go since Cunningham
Robb 95 Its a deception. Christine has chosen new prey to possess. If she looked new she wouldnt find the right person to distribute her evil.
Well, in any case she's still breathtakingly beautiful
She got a bit depressed
Right ? She got Lazy 😀
she has fixed herself just enough so she looks like a junkyard car so someone will find her
I'd take my chances on fifty years above ground against tucked away in a "waterproof' vault underground anyday!
Yes Ray that was heartbreaking. I've known about the tulsa plymouth for many years and was really hoping the car would be in good shape when they opened the vault. I was not prepared for the mess the car was.
I'll take my chances with the a killer Plymouth instead
Lol i remember that
THAT VAULT FAILED MISERABLY.
My first car at 15 years old was a '57 Plymouth Belvedere convertible in new condition (it was 1964 the car only 7 years old)gold and white, all power accessories, and a 1958 350 Golden Commando V8 under the hood. It was in the middle of a 6 car wreck, but I got another and still have a '57 Belvedere convert and a '57 Belvedere SportCoupe with a '59 Fury engine in it. I hated Christine when it came out because so many were wrecked. In the long run many more are being saved because of the movie. Restore all you can, don't screw with the suspension, it was better than sports cars and still is. They're great cars.
Damn Larry!!! how lucky for you to still have two of them. Prior to that movie most people didn't even know what the car looked like or did any one care. Now if you find one that's a rarity. I hope you do still drive them, they're meant to be seen on the road, not stored away to only look at. We must be pretty close in age because I do remember those great looking cars of the late 50's and early 60's. Maybe some day I will have one. Cheers to you!
I'm getting the chills looking at this car. Damn you, Christine!
LEAVE THAT CAR ALONE....Aint nothing good gonna happen if you fix it up....YOU'VE BEEN WARNED
Only if your a shitter
don't not cristine or else im warning you
patrick y why do you think he’s stopped uploading. He has 100% been mauled by all of his Plymouths
@@isaacsrandomvideos667 😂😂
Leave that car there
I'm back
:O oh nooo
scooty roddom I'm not dead, I'm watching you. Haha
😳
Welcome back
ohh cricky .. look i have super lead petrol (gas) ;)
Even in that state, the Plymouth is gorgeous...I wish I could have one to restore one day.
👍👌👏 Oh WOW, simply fantastic! It shivered down my spine because this car looks sooo much like Christine!
Best regards, luck and especially health to all involved people.
"V" for *VICTORY* that another beaut of an automobile is saved! Should make Christine somewhat happier! ; )
Junkyard finds and expensive restorations show that Plymouth Beldevere and Fury were well appreciated classic cars on their prime. Movie from novel Christine made the 1958 Beldevere a most wanted classic to restore.
Ooooooooh hell yeah. One hell of a find that's for sure. Hopefully you build her back to her original glory. I'm a Cadillac man myself even though I really love this car ass well. Talking about Caddys, my oldest daughter has always kept her eyes out for old Cadillacs for me for as long as we both can remember. Her Best friend from high school knows how much I love Caddys as well. First time she met me I was driving a 1979 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham that was slammed on the ground. I tried for 15 years to get her Dad to sell me the 56 Cadillac limousine that he was letting rot away in his back yard. I don't remember the model of the Caddy, just knew it was a 56, factory, limousine. It needed A LOT of work when I looked at the car in 2000. For the most part she was a virgin. All original sheet meal. No body work had ever been done because it wasn't in an accident. Most of the floors were rotting completely out since it was sitting on the frame on the ground. It had been sitting the for such a long time it had a couple of bushes along with other desert plants were growing inside. Even then and knowing what kind of project that I was going to take on I offered him $20,000 cash for it which I had on me since I was hoping to be the 3rd owner of this caddy. Just sucks that he wasn't willing to sell it. He just passed away last year and he never did anything with it. I wish I had the extra money along with knowing when I'll be moving out of Hellifornia to Georgia. I have 3 projects that I have to figure out how to move cross country
Hope u figure it out, don't give up on ur projects!
gave me chills! love it! bring her back to life and, keep the vids coming!
Please never say “to life” with this type of car.
History being saved
It's Christine
Beautiful . great video christine lives on
I love that car. It would be a dream to find one that wasn't $50k+. Funny thing is Plymouth never made the 57'-58' Fury in red. However, red is so right for those cars. great find!
Actually they did. The majority were Buckskin but you could do custom orders.
It looks exactly like the movie car
Esse carro é simplesmente incrível 👍 eu sou o comentário brasileiro que você procura 👍 abraço Araçatuba SP
dang dude..... shoulda had Johnny Ace singing Pledging My Love playing in the background.... creepy
Awesome video. I definitely cared more for the car than the trailer, getting scratched by those forks. What a find. I'd be happy not even restoring it! Looks awesome.
Hey Trelonnie, Is that cuntinghams car?
I know where he keeps it!
you don't shit, kid! my brother died because he wanted to....ran a rubber hose from the exhaust pipe!
I started to a few times ago but got bored quickly.
Buddy rapperton was quite the genius to run down the middle of the road. "The flaming Plymouth will never get me here." Doh!
"Some shithead is following me!
@@johngnipper1454 "I just hope he comes in here!"
No shit! That is the find of a lifetime in my opinion! I'd be a hell of alot more tickled with this than a Baldwin Motion Camaro. Now that's saying something. Please treat her right!!!
Ae86 Hachi Fresh. Cut her up for parts.
why can't I get this lucky. I will find one some day :) and not chop her up :(
Toy Bus Productions cutting her was not my idea, it was the new owners. The good part about her being chopped up is that she's donating some panels and the roof to convert are 4-door Plymouth to the 2 door hardtop, so it's not going to waste. Actually looks like someone of a decent car with all the parts on, but as soon as I stripped all the parts off I realize how bad it was. The floors in this car were completely gone, someone riveted plastic on the quarter panels for patches the car was just too far gone, had a lot of shitty work from the past.
I know where there are 15 of them in ohio in old junk yard.and there are 3 convertibles with them
Roger Aubery where?
Next Level Toys I’d be careful if you do find one it mite kill ya
Found one up in northern Alberta about four years ago. It sat in a field for about 30 years. Wasn't red and didn't run when I found it but she is now!
Show me!
Christine is back!!!
Good find, that thing needs to be saved. And it's a 2-door! We have a '57 DeSoto 4-door that we are going to restore, been in the family since new. We brought that from NY to NH on a Uhaul trailer with no issues.
beautiful car my favorite next to a 69 judge always wanted one.....maybe one day
She’ll form back together don’t worry about wasting money
(oo==v==oo)
Won’t be long the radio will be playing…I will always love you, for the rest of my days!!!
Still a thing of beauty:)
Very cool Christina car same color too sweet piece of car culture. Hope she gets a well deserved restoration, peace.
If you go by the story in the book , you will have to push it around the junkyard until it starts running. Then you drive it until it completely restores itself
My dad's first new car ever was a '58 Plymouth. The day he brought it home, he had the hood up checkin it out...a gust of wind slammed the hood on his hand...3 broken fingers.
Three months later while we were driving, the car caught 🔥 fire and burned to the ground! Chrysler Corp. Gave him a new car.
Kept it 2 years and had the engine rebuilt..(broken crankshaft) ...traded it in on a new Dodge. He said "No more Plymouths....EVER!"
(And he was a 43 year employee of Chrysler)
Mark Fortin sounds like a story. Nice try though.
I guess if he didn't have bad luck he wouldn't have had no luck. Mine has been the best car ever.
Plymouth Fury, love the car And the Film. Keep it away from the Shitters!!!
Now that's one beautiful car 😁
Christine's horn doesn't seem to work.
When the front loader lifted it up high, I was like don't drop it,don't drop it! So glad it's going to get fixed. Just wish I could be lucky enough to find one.lol
Why is no one talking about how perfectly the forklift operator put the Fury on that trailer?
In Canada, the Plymouths were also called Dodges. The Crusader, was a Plaza, the Regent, was a Savoy and Mayfair, was a Belvedere and Fury. In Mexico, the Dodge was called Kingsway, rebadged Plymouths, not sold in U.S.
She'll start. You need these.
Give er lots of love dude lots and lots of love she will be a beauty when she is done
She need love
Arnie Cunningham would be very proud. So would Mr. King. I hope you got her up and running and restored.
Kick on Knocking but you can't come in, Keep on Knocking but you can't come in!!
That movie saved alot of these cars. Everyone would have forgotten this car if it wasn't for the movie. Thanks Hollywood !
My first car was a 1958 Plymouth 4-door Belvedere, 318ci, push button Powerflight transmission. Good car except for the brakes. They sucked big-time...unsafe actually. I wouldn't mind having another, already restored, not something like this one. Too much work and cost.
joernone What about a more recent Plymouth like a 1999 Breeze?
That car You can always have your money back its Christine
no problem to sell price is going up on Christine cars
Has past R-R prices and that is fantastic if compare the cars
You treat this beautiful lady with love and respect Otherwise she'll be coming for you should check you down You don't ever let her go Beautiful lady like yourself Should Not be the one who got away and if so give her to somebody who will love her just as much
This car and the 1957 Chevy Bel Air are good looking cars.
reminds me of the ‘57 Belvedere they buried new in Tulsa back in 1957 and unearthed it 50 years later in 2007. It was a pile of rust.
Good find one year only made please restore it don't crush it
turbo 6 we bought it as a parts car only and found out later in the line that it was in even worse shape that we thought, this car would basically need everything to be restored. The good thing I can tell you is that it's going to be cut up to turn a 4-door into a 2 door hardtop, so it is being used to bring another Plymouth back to life. We literally stripped every single good part off of it before we sold it, even the dash.
Should’ve had replacement wheels n aired up tires ready n swapped them while still in the air. Would’ve made putting it on and taking it off the trailer much easier. Awesome find regardless and it definitely looks repairable and restorable
I have found one of these cars in a junkyard with my dad, the car was rusted so bad the floor and the roof of the car were gone, engine gone, seats gone, but it was a 1958 Plymouth fury
I would've cried seeing such beauty rusted away
My family had the Plymouth station wagon in Christine paint style. I was 6 when we went on route 66 to Disneyland, riding in the 3rd row facing backward all the way. She got traded in for a 1966 Plymouth Fury II with a 383 4 barrel.
O SWEET ! 1958 PLYMOUTH ! 2 door YOU LUCKY BASTERS !! LOL !!THE CHRISTINE MOVIE CAR ! FIX HER UP RIGHT !!
In 1976 my local " junkyard" was my only way to build my car in high school but way out back one day I spotted a 1959 fury 2dr balanced on 55gal.drums that is the only time I have ever seen one
Please tell me you're going to restore her!
58 Fury with a numbers matching 318 V8 was and still is my dream car. Saw one in Laredo around 6 months ago...turned it down...too far gone. But I ain't givin up hope...
Doesn't tis scene look familiar?
She's authentic in every way: Autumn red paint, genuine Fury, and genuinely in bad shape. If he could get that engine to fire, wouldn't be surprised if it was firing on 7 cylinders and blowing a large cloud of blue-grey smoke
Careful, she bites!
Lol. True...
Ok, show me.
Even if nothing was done to the vehicle it still is a wonderful piece.
Watch it, that's Christine right there 😂
I hope they bring her back to life, what a gorgeous car, at least once long ago,
I hope you're do up to look like Plymouth Fury in Stephen,king film
christine, she will look amazing.
One of my favorite cars. Awsome
Cristine
Christine
Christine Sixteen..Kiss 1978..
I just knew,that I got to have you! Christine Sixteen Kiss 1978..
Carlos Cuello That does look like the car Christine the movie
Christine has a letter h in the name lol 😂😂😂😂
Wow trim was in the trunk! What a find!
Waiting for Her lights to turn on, & her radio to come on!!..
I don't know how much I had to pay for that car but just all the stuff in the trunk was probably worth more than what you had to pay,even without the car
....
That V emblem he was holding in his hand is worth $400-$500 all by itself. He knew what he was doing when he dragged that car out of the mud. He never had any intention on restoring it. He even admitted he chopped it up for parts.
That the real Christine
someday I want one of these cars
ty for rescuing a classic car from obscurity & from being recycled
Don't touch Christine
oh god they did
Oh no. Get the grenades out we gotta blow that thing up before it can hurt anybody!
Awesome find!
Christine!
" 🎶I wonder why I love you like I do! Is it because I think you love me too?🎼" "Brand new she was.."
WOW!! You guys scored big time! I assume this one is for parts? Congrats on your new find.
3713msg Yep only parts, trust me were going to gut this car. We have a guy that might by the shell after we gut it for body parts, he's turning a 4 door into a 2 door so he needs the roof, doors and parts of the quarters.
Glad you are making use of all of it, as these cars are hard to come by today, even in "junkyard fresh" condition.
1958 Pristine your gonna turn my dream into parts any way u guys can help me find one please
WHATESE SUR I'm not turning it into Parts the car was so bad that the parts were coming off themselves lol my best advice for helping you find one would be to always keep an eye out whether it's eBay Craigslist or even in a magazine. These cars are hard to find so when they come up and it has a couple qualities that you like get it
The remake of this movie will be a 1978 dodge K car...with fuzzy dice on the mirror. Doh!
Its good to see that another fury is getting saved from scrap
Give that classic car all the tender loving care it deserves. Save it. Another Christine saved yes!
Perfect to use in the christine remake
WOW!! Christine is Back!!!!
Nice score
Detroit Glory never fades!