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an article about him wrecking cars in a movie? and someone is mad about a prop car getting scratched??? I don't know what is dumber... the faux outrage of the car getting dents? or someone actually writing about it? or the "empty chair" references (that were funny the first 100k times you heard it...)
As someone who grew up in the 70's, I find it hard to imagine that '65 'stangs could be very scarce even now. You couldn't give away inline six or non k code 289/C-4 Mustangs when I was in HS.
Bartman66:an article about him wrecking cars in a movie? and someone is mad about a prop car getting scratched??? I don't know what is dumber... the faux outrage of the car getting dents? or someone actually writing about it? or the "empty chair" references (that were funny the first 100k times you heard it...)
I'm posting to help out subby's total comment numbers and reassure him that his cunning joke really made an impact in our lives and the lives of others. Thank you subby. As Clint Eastwood might say, that sure was a knee slapper!
