One of the leftover '55s from Two Lane Blacktop. The one that started the race was running a 454ci Big Block (that didn't exist at the time this movie was set...1962). The car they flipped was a 6 cyl junk car.
@@Mike-jv4rz did you also know that the Trans Am engine sounds from Smokey and the Bandit were actually the engine noise from the '55s in Two Lane Blacktop?
I did a lot of drag racing back in the sixties, usually late at night. No one was crazy enough to stand in front of the cars when they were taking off.
Actually, to be accurate... the license plate is THX 138... due to only 6 characters allowed in California... did you know THX DOLBY sound is a reference also... there are many more too...
Had multiple copies of this great soundtrack on 8-track tape(s). The tape was so long that it inevitably got bound up inside so I just kept returning it. Thirty years after the movie premiered my fiancée gave me the expanded soundtrack on CD. Those still work but I did rip those discs some years back.
I had a few hod rods back in the day. This scene captures the uniqueness of a fantastic time in American history. It was badass . The cars , music and just how cool things were being young and free.
Seen the sun come up many a morning between age 18-21.. racing, drinking beer, talking about cars & girls everyone faded away and sometimes I drive the same roads thinking back ..I'm 60 now😢
And back in those days, broads were broads. Not like it is today when broads got their nose stuck up high and ignore you. I just ignore them back, that's all.
Although it takes place in 1962, the film brought back the interest of the 1950s and nothing's changed since. Cindy Williams was 25 at the time but looked convincing as a 17 year old. Paul LeMat was 27 but also looked right for a 19-20 year old college kid. Long story short the casting was perfect for the film. The film was so popular that it was brought back in 1974. The '55 Chevy had a rear end change as it has Buick wheels on it with the larger 5 x 5 bolt pattern. You need to be a highly skilled driver for this. Falfa obviously was not as he lost control. They just don't make movies like this anymore. Amazingly this was filmed with a budget of $750,000 which was bare bones even in 1973. A huge chunk of that went to buying the rights to use the songs in the film.
Millner wasn't at all a college kid, he was a drag racing mechanic who loved cars and loved drag racing them, and criuzin the street with his 32 Ford there. In the end, sad that he was in a wreck when a drunk driver took him out and he cashed in.
Even though it takes place in 62' the 55' Chevy actually had a 454 engine in it which didn't come out till 1970 ~ fun fact They were both sweet rides though after the movie the studio tried to sell the car for $1500 and nobody would buy it....Isn't that insane! I would love to have been there then with 1500 in my pocket!
@@MichaelWood-x1g I also heard the (Pharohs gang's) Mercury sat on the property lot for many years gathering dust before it was finally sold. The cars of the 50s were getting desirable in the 1970s but weren't worth a lot of money until well into the '80s.
Yes it was used in two lane blacktop. But they had two cars in that movie. The exterior shots were of the car with the 454 tunnel ram. The interior shots were of the car with the 427. The 427 car was used in ag. Of course the rollover car was just a junker.
The side pipes are capped reducing the exhaust noise. He uncaps them for his race with Falfa. You can hear the difference when his backing out of the garage just before the race. That was long before the fancy electronic exhaust cutouts a lot of people run these days.
That ‘55 Chevy was one of three identical cars built for the 1971 movie Two Lane Blacktop starring James Taylor the singer. The car was a genuine badass and had a modified 454 in it.
I like the drag race scene earlier in the movie. The cars are banging gears, side by side, city street……there is a 2 second shot, close up, side view, that catches the screaming engines , that absolutely captures the feel of two closely matched fast street legal cars……I’ve loved drag racing for 60 years, participated and observed lots of racing….. This scene is the best Dave in Omaha
Wait a minute....Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, Mork & Mindy So are you trying to tell me that there is a American Graffiti Cinematic Universe? Before a MCU?
Another car that crashes, wheels are just painted silver not chromed. And a third car that explodes. Look carefully at 1:55, rear fender not cut up wheelhouse and the car is a hardtop fitted with what is supposed to look like a pillar. Also, efter the crash the trunk is open but when it explodes it´s closed.
The 55’ was a privately owned car the gentleman was from the nor cal area if I remember correctly he wasn’t too keen already with the first race just because it was a no prep surface with a built big block.
Now......Milner uncapped the headers about 1/2 hour prior to arriving at Paradise Road. At the 46 second mark the exhaust is coming out of the tailpipes. When & why did Milner cap the headers????????
What was the apecs on milners couple i know its a chevy small block 283 or 327 350 didnt come in until 1967. Falfas chevy looks like a 454 i am guessing or a 396 ?
The Deuce had a 327. As for the 55, I think they used a couple of different cars with different engines. If I remember correctly, the '55 that the interior shots were filmed in had a 454. The '55 filmed in the exterior shots had a 427.
That's one of the reasons you never see them pop the hood of the '55 in the movie. The big block and fiberglass tilt front end are a few years 'too new' for when this movie is supposed to be taking place. Lucas was enough of a car guy that he wasn't going to let an error like that in his movie
I don't know if there is a movie I have watched more often than AG. But after reading some stuff online, I am starting to believe that Falfa blew a tire prior to crashing. There is a sound , possibly like a tire exploding, before the 55 goes out of control. Has Lucas ever addressed this, was that a sound effect just thrown in where he didn't think it might someday be diagnosed? I don't know much about cars to wager which of the two would have been the fastest. Does anyone think, a blow tire cost Falfa the race cause Milner, for sure, thought he was going to come out on the short end.
There’s a paperback novel called the complete American graffiti. It has two parts. Part one is American graffiti and part two is more American Grafitti. In the novel, it describes Falfa’s tire blowing. Just before it blew, The novel describes Milners car being in fourth gear foot flat on the floor with nothing left, and the 55 beginning to pull away. Originally, I thought the novel was an expanded script, but apparently it came out after the movie. I have no idea of the novels origins. The novelization does seem to follow what you see in the car race, from a visual standpoint.
@@christiansoldier1968 I've had that novel and you're right. It stated that Falfa blew a tire. I've seen the book described as a novelization of the screenplay. I think it came out in 1979 to help promote the release of More AG. Had a lot of great detail, explaining different things. What I found shocking at the end of the novel was who was in the car that was the drunk driver that killed Milner!!
@@wilburross9709 yes,...not exactly Dicken's, but I found that scene to be very well written. When the reader can "see" the scene in their mind, then the writer has done their job.
@@moparlarsson It was Falfa on a date with the T-Bird girl. I can't remember if it gave any more details, like who was driving, what happened to the girl or if they were in the T-Bird.
Milner was ahead, easy win for the coupe. In 62, both would have had similar SBC 327-based engines, but the 55 was 1000 lbs heavier... and a passenger. But the 55 was the reworked Two Lane Blacktop car that had a 427 and might have won, but not in 62
Roadrunner's are awesome. I had a 68 Roadrunner. My dad changed out the stock Carter 4 barrel carb and replaced it with a Holley (I think it was a 750 4 barrel). That car is still with us. My sister owns it now.
Sometimes when I go to classic car shows (which I often do in the Summer time), I see cars like the 55 Chevy that Falfa drove. I do look for it, but I've never seen a car like Milner's 31 Ford Coupe. I just find classic cars more interesting than modern cars for some reason. 1 reason could be that they were easier to work on & don't have as much stuff crammed together under the hood as my Dad once told me.
Milner had it off the line... and when the 55 rolled off it was behind... who knows... if the 55 had stayed on the road he might have run him down but probably not... how far was the race supposed to be?
John got him off the line, other dude was catching before the slip n slide....did John really beat him? John though he was losing.......nice upload..👉🏻☝️
Research it. Yes 2 different 55's. 3 actually in entire movie. 1 was camera cat. 1 was other scenes. 1 was drag car that was gutted to reduce weight. The roller over was several attempts and never did roll completely. They hoisted it over. 2 stunt drivers couldn't get it to roll. The upside down 55 was the same one used in 2 Lane Blacktop, was redone for American Graffiti drag car only. That's why it looks so different than the rest throughout the movie.
Reminds me of my high school days, we would race all night until only 2 were left then go out and settle to see who had the fastest car, back then if you're rival got into an accident you would stop and help him out it was common courtesy.
In the end, if Falfa would have had better tires on that car, he would have won the race. That poor traction killed him, and likely caused the tire to blow.
@@slimbrady6691 He said he was stupid because he could tell by his personality that he didn't know how to handle a car in a race. Had John wanted to keep racing him he woulda ran the red light too but he knew his own car wasn't ready to win at random so he used the red light as an excuse to bail until his vehicle was souped up
Green Onions playing in the background makes this scene so much better. Great movie!
2023 and that scene never gets old.
it already has.
@@sallyjoan as a 12 year old seeing this movie in 1973 with my Dad, it doesn't get old to me
Yep what a time it was. When the film came out in 1973 the drive-in theaters were always at capacity so we went early.
@@dannyb9140Don't listen to that hater. The picture turned 50, and it still lives to this day!
Facts bud 😂❤
Man i love the sound of the 55 Chevy😊
Yep that shift at .56 was my favorite part
One of the leftover '55s from Two Lane Blacktop. The one that started the race was running a 454ci Big Block (that didn't exist at the time this movie was set...1962). The car they flipped was a 6 cyl junk car.
@@hillbillyhitman8506 Yes ! that's a fact....
@@Mike-jv4rz did you also know that the Trans Am engine sounds from Smokey and the Bandit were actually the engine noise from the '55s in Two Lane Blacktop?
I did a lot of drag racing back in the sixties, usually late at night. No one was crazy enough to stand in front of the cars when they were taking off.
Not to mention no seat belts. In a real life scenario both of them would likely been thrown during the rollover.
@@muffs55mercury61well seatbelts were more of a recommendation back then😂
It’s a movie…not a documentary
It’s done for dramatic effect
I wish I would of been around for late 60s street races must of been wild
Very common in street racing for decades to stand out front to set two cars off. You’ve never really street raced maybe.
The license plate on Milner's car -THX-1138, was the name of George Lucas's first film.
Cool----didn't know that !
@@muffs55mercury61 It was his college thesis. DeNiro starred in it.
Robert Duvall in the theatrical release 1971... best early sci-fi movie... precursor to Star Wars...
Actually, to be accurate... the license plate is THX 138... due to only 6 characters allowed in California... did you know THX DOLBY sound is a reference also... there are many more too...
My favourite film of all time
THAT IS THE MOST ICONIC SCENE IN THE MOVIE, THE BEST PART 👌 👍.
Lived the era and will say this s the greatest film of all time for me!
Back when movies were worth the price of admission.
George Lucas nailed the entire soundtrack of this movie!😮😊😢😅😂❤, one of the top five movies of all time!!
Thee number one movie of all time.. IMO.
With Star Wars at number 1!
🤘🤩🤘
John Milner will always be#1
I got a picture behind the wheel of milner coupe at a car cruise
Darn right! John Milner will always be the very BEST!
Yeah Toad, we'll take em all...
John Milner GOAT hot rodder!
Im still here watching Old movies and old actors.
One of the best movies ever made
I saw that movie at our outdoor theater back in '75...and yeah, I was right up front. Still gives me goosebumps...wow.
"WOLF MAN JACK"..I REMEMBER listening to him on the radio.✌️👍
Have a popsicle their melting
Border Radio!. So hot it would fry birds flying in front of the antenna and wire fences in North Texas picked it up
Born mid 60's ,used to love hearing him👍
Best dj ever!!!!!!
The 32 Ford coupe and the 55 bel air are instant eye catchers
I thought it was a 210
@@lemmyspeaks It's a 150. It doesn't have any chrome trim down the side.
Lived this era, 40 miles south from right there.
40 miles south of Modesto?
Had multiple copies of this great soundtrack on 8-track tape(s). The tape was so long that it inevitably got bound up inside so I just kept returning it. Thirty years after the movie premiered my fiancée gave me the expanded soundtrack on CD. Those still work but I did rip those discs some years back.
I had a few hod rods back in the day. This scene captures the uniqueness of a fantastic time in American history. It was badass . The cars , music and just how cool things were being young and free.
And back in the day when broads wanted to be with guys and none of this women's liberation garbage either.
Seen the sun come up many a morning between age 18-21.. racing, drinking beer, talking about cars & girls everyone faded away and sometimes I drive the same roads thinking back ..I'm 60 now😢
And back in those days, broads were broads. Not like it is today when broads got their nose stuck up high and ignore you. I just ignore them back, that's all.
I’ve seen this movie several times, of course in theatre when it first came out! Really need to watch it again....what a great movie!
50 YEARS ON!!! They just re-released it with a beautiful new sound mix that's powerful as the name itself! :D
I love this movie. The cars were real and girls were real.
Although it takes place in 1962, the film brought back the interest of the 1950s and nothing's changed since. Cindy Williams was 25 at the time but looked convincing as a 17 year old. Paul LeMat was 27 but also looked right for a 19-20 year old college kid. Long story short the casting was perfect for the film. The film was so popular that it was brought back in 1974.
The '55 Chevy had a rear end change as it has Buick wheels on it with the larger 5 x 5 bolt pattern. You need to be a highly skilled driver for this. Falfa obviously was not as he lost control.
They just don't make movies like this anymore. Amazingly this was filmed with a budget of $750,000 which was bare bones even in 1973. A huge chunk of that went to buying the rights to use the songs in the film.
Millner wasn't at all a college kid, he was a drag racing mechanic who loved cars and loved drag racing them, and criuzin the street with his 32 Ford there. In the end, sad that he was in a wreck when a drunk driver took him out and he cashed in.
Even though it takes place in 62' the 55' Chevy actually had a 454 engine in it which didn't come out till 1970 ~ fun fact
They were both sweet rides though after the movie the studio tried to sell the car for $1500 and nobody would buy it....Isn't that insane! I would love to have been there then with 1500 in my pocket!
@@MichaelWood-x1g I also heard the (Pharohs gang's) Mercury sat on the property lot for many years gathering dust before it was finally sold. The cars of the 50s were getting desirable in the 1970s but weren't worth a lot of money until well into the '80s.
@@geraldwegener8376 It's a movie, not a documentary.
@@geraldwegener8376 I'm having trouble trying to understand what you're saying here. What do you mean "it's fake"?
Got to admit the big block in that 55 chevy sounds mean as hell! Lol!
454 Movie car. Was in 2 Lane Blacktop.
@@SuperDavidmills .. I saw 2 Lane Blacktop another classic V8 Story :P] .v ..
@@SuperDavidmills this is the exact same car that was in two lane blacktop! Your right. These others aren't aware. Do some research guys.
Yes it was used in two lane blacktop. But they had two cars in that movie. The exterior shots were of the car with the 454 tunnel ram. The interior shots were of the car with the 427. The 427 car was used in ag. Of course the rollover car was just a junker.
In 1962 the big block Chevy was the 348 which later became the 409. A lot of horses under that hood.
2024and that mitic scene never gets old
❤American. Graffiti
For Ever
Love the tune and the movie !!!
The best riff in music history
Steve and Booker.
No better song for this scene
Exactly. You said brother.
That sound at 1:07 still gives me ptsd from my crash in the 80s!! 😬
This Universal Picture is fucking FANTASTIC.
that song green onions I know they filmed it 4 times to get that 55 to roll awesome in everyway
I seen that on the Documentary, George said they tried everything but it wouldn't roll over, that be a great Car Commercial.
Watch the replay in slow, 55 never got bumper to bumper with the 32.
Face it. The 32 was much faster.
Blew the doors off that shitbox chevy. John Milner will always be number one.
Milner has side pipes, yet at the beginning exhaust is seen coming straight out the back
The side pipes are capped reducing the exhaust noise. He uncaps them for his race with Falfa. You can hear the difference when his backing out of the garage just before the race. That was long before the fancy electronic exhaust cutouts a lot of people run these days.
When chevy rolled it broke my heart as a kid..love both cars tho
"Alright toad, well take'em, well take'em all
That ‘55 Chevy was one of three identical cars built for the 1971 movie Two Lane Blacktop starring James Taylor the singer. The car was a genuine badass and had a modified 454 in it.
This is an awesome movie. Love those old cars.
I like the drag race scene earlier in the movie. The cars are banging gears, side by side, city street……there is a 2 second shot, close up, side view, that catches the screaming engines , that absolutely captures the feel of two closely matched fast street legal cars……I’ve loved drag racing for 60 years, participated and observed lots of racing…..
This scene is the best Dave in Omaha
Awesome movie
The sunrise, the hotrods, revving engines, Green Onions... what a perfect scene.
Man I miss those drag racing nights back in HS.
One of the best movies of all time!!!
Remember watching at the local drive in back in early 70s
When my parents saw this movie it was like a living monument!
Love that movie that was film in my hometown Petaluma, C.A
Man i love the sound of the 55 Chevy
Well then you love the sound of losing.
Classic classic classic. How could George Lucas make a movie as perfect as this and go on to Star Wars ?
He wanted BEYOND perfection!🤩
It’s like the shootout in a western, whole movie builds up to this. LeMat as Milner was so awesome.
Wait a minute....Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, Mork & Mindy So are you trying to tell me that there is a American Graffiti Cinematic Universe? Before a MCU?
Another car that crashes, wheels are just painted silver not chromed. And a third car that explodes. Look carefully at 1:55, rear fender not cut up wheelhouse and the car is a hardtop fitted with what is supposed to look like a pillar. Also, efter the crash the trunk is open but when it explodes it´s closed.
You have a good eye for detail s! Thanks
I noticed these things to, especially the open trunk, then when she exploded the trunk is closed.
The 55’ was a privately owned car the gentleman was from the nor cal area if I remember correctly he wasn’t too keen already with the first race just because it was a no prep surface with a built big block.
It was a great movie!!!
Great movie
This movie never gets old
Even though he lost the 55 Chevy, Harrison got the Millennium Falcon in the next movie.
I ❤ This Movie.
I love that music that I hear was Green Onions when I was a 7 year old child since 2008
Idk why but i love how you can see Milner stall his car at 1:21 bc hes in such a hurry to see if theyre ok, idk if it was intentional or not tho
Green Onions!
Hey i remember watching this when I was a bit younger
Charles Martin Smith, minha grande paixão de infância e juventude.🤩😍🥰❤️🔥
Can't believe penguin0 dad is going to make another 32 Ford coupe. That shit going look mean as hell
That big block was coming around in the last 100ft , i just know it!
I did alot of Street Racing in the 70s and 80s
Some at US 30 in Gary, In
Really miss the Real Deal
Ron Howard and Falco! American Graffiti! Glenn
The MonoSterio of Green Onions is just perfect
First time i saw Harrison Ford - and he was a dorg in the movie
Now......Milner uncapped the headers about 1/2 hour prior to arriving at Paradise Road. At the 46 second mark the exhaust is coming out of the tailpipes. When & why did Milner cap the headers????????
Because uncapping the headers doesn’t block the rear exit mufflers, so some exhaust still goes out the back while sitting at lower revs.
@@joe-g1749 ...LOL!!!!! Doesn't`t work that way.
Wow, a Turbo 400 automatic in the 55 Chevy. A transmission that had yet to be invented.
What was the apecs on milners couple i know its a chevy small block 283 or 327 350 didnt come in until 1967. Falfas chevy looks like a 454 i am guessing or a 396 ?
The Deuce had a 327. As for the 55, I think they used a couple of different cars with different engines. If I remember correctly, the '55 that the interior shots were filmed in had a 454. The '55 filmed in the exterior shots had a 427.
That's one of the reasons you never see them pop the hood of the '55 in the movie. The big block and fiberglass tilt front end are a few years 'too new' for when this movie is supposed to be taking place. Lucas was enough of a car guy that he wasn't going to let an error like that in his movie
I don't know if there is a movie I have watched more often than AG. But after reading some stuff online, I am starting to believe that Falfa blew a tire prior to crashing. There is a sound , possibly like a tire exploding, before the 55 goes out of control. Has Lucas ever addressed this, was that a sound effect just thrown in where he didn't think it might someday be diagnosed? I don't know much about cars to wager which of the two would have been the fastest. Does anyone think, a blow tire cost Falfa the race cause Milner, for sure, thought he was going to come out on the short end.
There’s a paperback novel called the complete American graffiti. It has two parts. Part one is American graffiti and part two is more American Grafitti. In the novel, it describes Falfa’s tire blowing. Just before it blew, The novel describes Milners car being in fourth gear foot flat on the floor with nothing left, and the 55 beginning to pull away. Originally, I thought the novel was an expanded script, but apparently it came out after the movie. I have no idea of the novels origins. The novelization does seem to follow what you see in the car race, from a visual standpoint.
@@christiansoldier1968 I've had that novel and you're right. It stated that Falfa blew a tire. I've seen the book described as a novelization of the screenplay. I think it came out in 1979 to help promote the release of More AG. Had a lot of great detail, explaining different things. What I found shocking at the end of the novel was who was in the car that was the drunk driver that killed Milner!!
@@wilburross9709 yes,...not exactly Dicken's, but I found that scene to be very well written. When the reader can "see" the scene in their mind, then the writer has done their job.
Who was it then?@@wilburross9709
@@moparlarsson It was Falfa on a date with the T-Bird girl. I can't remember if it gave any more details, like who was driving, what happened to the girl or if they were in the T-Bird.
Milner was ahead, easy win for the coupe. In 62, both would have had similar SBC 327-based engines, but the 55 was 1000 lbs heavier... and a passenger. But the 55 was the reworked Two Lane Blacktop car that had a 427 and might have won, but not in 62
The 55 Chevy was from Two Lane Blacktop and so was the sound of the big blocks racing.
Milner had him but Falfa was coming hard. Spinning the tires is part of the race Falfa should drive better.
was this filmed very early in the morning? "blue hour" or what it's called. I love the ambience of this scene
Same time the movie was made I was racing my 69 Plymouth Roadrunner.
I was running a Cuda 340 6 pack. Much fun and not a care in the world
Roadrunner's are awesome. I had a 68 Roadrunner. My dad changed out the stock Carter 4 barrel carb and replaced it with a Holley (I think it was a 750 4 barrel). That car is still with us. My sister owns it now.
Mopar rules
Classic!!!
Sometimes when I go to classic car shows (which I often do in the Summer time), I see cars like the 55 Chevy that Falfa drove.
I do look for it, but I've never seen a car like Milner's 31 Ford Coupe.
I just find classic cars more interesting than modern cars for some reason.
1 reason could be that they were easier to work on & don't have as much stuff crammed together under the hood as my Dad once told me.
His was a ‘32 Deuce, not a ‘31
Dude that LOVED that car bought it and drove in the Sunset District-THX-138
"I got a sixty-nine Chevy with a three-ninety-six. Fuelie heads and a Hurst on the floor."
The 55 rolled over wheels are different, obvious different car.
Milner had him.
He always did
Yeap, That's how I seen it. Milner won the drag race here.
Nope.... another 3 seconds he was moving in.....then snap......so ya he got um but the heavy Chevy was closing.......
Yes he did.
Milner had it off the line... and when the 55 rolled off it was behind... who knows... if the 55 had stayed on the road he might have run him down but probably not... how far was the race supposed to be?
I,m dedicating This Scene To My Dear Lovely friend Dawn Dydble
That spot is less than a mile from my house. Frates Rd in Petaluma California.
Not many people survived high speed rollovers back then.
Old Adobe Highway....outside of Petaluma...
Otherwise known as Frates rd…
P-town!!!!!👍
IT was a good feeling when you rolled bach into town with a W😅😅
Geez, who wasn't in this movie. Cindi Williams, Ron Howard, Harrison Ford, Suzanne Summers.
The 55 Chevy was the same car in 2 lane black top
🇺🇸のもっとも良い時代でしたね…
If Chewbacca was driving he would of win
John got him off the line, other dude was catching before the slip n slide....did John really beat him? John though he was losing.......nice upload..👉🏻☝️
Im thinking some slicks might have helped
Great scene.... but I NOW noticed that the 55 shiverlay that cashed is NOT the same one that raced.
Movie magic. ...and a shoestring budget. :)
^^^@Daniel J .. Man you got's to learn how to spell Ha!!! :P] .v ..
@@Nitropain $666,666.00 was the budget....Lucas - Freemason
Research it. Yes 2 different 55's. 3 actually in entire movie. 1 was camera cat. 1 was other scenes. 1 was drag car that was gutted to reduce weight. The roller over was several attempts and never did roll completely. They hoisted it over. 2 stunt drivers couldn't get it to roll. The upside down 55 was the same one used in 2 Lane Blacktop, was redone for American Graffiti drag car only. That's why it looks so different than the rest throughout the movie.
The uppside down car (exploding) have uncut rear quorters! research it.
I was top delivery driver back in the day!!
ハリソン・フォードがここに出てくるとは。
スゲエ いい音😘
Reminds me of my high school days, we would race all night until only 2 were left then go out and settle to see who had the fastest car, back then if you're rival got into an accident you would stop and help him out it was common courtesy.
That 55 needed better tires to make the jump to light speed.
Miss Williams looks pretty here.
And today? Candy's fine.
She was 25 at the time but still looked convincing as a 17 year old.
In the end, if Falfa would have had better tires on that car, he would have won the race. That poor traction killed him, and likely caused the tire to blow.
That's why Milner earlier said he was stupid
Tire didn't blow. Driver rear tire squatted half race cause he lose control and the swerve caused tire to squat
That's street racing. Know ur car and know the road
@@80steen44He said he was stupid because he ran a red light.
@@slimbrady6691 He said he was stupid because he could tell by his personality that he didn't know how to handle a car in a race. Had John wanted to keep racing him he woulda ran the red light too but he knew his own car wasn't ready to win at random so he used the red light as an excuse to bail until his vehicle was souped up