I like that Ford F-150 4x4 pickup that John Travolta drove in Urban Cowboy. That pickup was either a 1978 or 1979 year model because 1978 was the first year for the square shaped headlamps & 1979 was the last year for those 6th generation F-series pickups.
I don’t remember seeing the front of the Ford truck Travolta drove in that movie, but on a side note the ‘78’s actually had round headlights & the 79’s had the square ones. That’s basically the only way to distinguish between a 1978 & 1979 Ford Pickup Truck. Then in 1980 it was a whole new body style & dashboard/interior.
Today is the 40th anniversary of the release of *Urban Cowboy*. And the film turned quite the profit for Paramount it made over $50 million on a budget of $10 million.
Sherwoods ice house was down the street from gilleys . I delivered beer to He's not here, sherwoods , and several other bars in Pasadena. Old man Sherwood was an asshole and was a mute , he just grunted at you. Lol
My favorite character on Urban Cowboy was old Steve you know he was really a bartender out there quite a character he is crazy he's the same person he was in that movie
I went to Houston to stay with my uncle we would go to fillets I loved to punch those punching bags this was in the early 80s I saw Johny Lee everytime never got to see Mickey Holley but those rodeo riders were real tough guys
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I like that Ford F-150 4x4 pickup that John Travolta drove in Urban Cowboy. That pickup was either a 1978 or 1979 year model because 1978 was the first year for the square shaped headlamps & 1979 was the last year for those 6th generation F-series pickups.
I don’t remember seeing the front of the Ford truck Travolta drove in that movie, but on a side note the ‘78’s actually had round headlights & the 79’s had the square ones. That’s basically the only way to distinguish between a 1978 & 1979 Ford Pickup Truck. Then in 1980 it was a whole new body style & dashboard/interior.
Today is the 40th anniversary of the release of *Urban Cowboy*. And the film turned quite the profit for Paramount it made over $50 million on a budget of $10 million.
RIP Mickey Gilley 5/7/2022
Damn Sherwood screwed the whole club in the end ! What a great time living in south Houston
Been there..love Houston..still here.
Sherwoods ice house was down the street from gilleys . I delivered beer to He's not here, sherwoods , and several other bars in Pasadena. Old man Sherwood was an asshole and was a mute , he just grunted at you. Lol
My family owned the junkyard up the road.
Your correct
My favorite character on Urban Cowboy was old Steve you know he was really a bartender out there quite a character he is crazy he's the same person he was in that movie
Team Pam
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I’m related to Mickey Gilley
Miss the place
He is on American pickers and they do repeat old episodes on free to air tv down in the south west across the seas.
I remeber going back in those days listenning to songs from dixie chicks, tayler swfit and hootie and the blowfish ...good times
I went to Houston to stay with my uncle we would go to fillets I loved to punch those punching bags this was in the early 80s I saw Johny Lee everytime never got to see Mickey Holley but those rodeo riders were real tough guys
Gilleys and Mickey Gilley
The trailer behind Gilleys my dad saw 3 guys in there nude sword fighting.....eq
Jimmy Swaggert’s cousin.
And jerry lee lewis and swaggart and mickey were all cousins from faraday lousiana.
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