What a waste.

[Mike McGeehan]

...to sacrifice a nice 72 Olds ambulance for some 70's made-for-tv movie that few saw and fewer remember. Sad, sad, sad.


http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_623620-Oldsmobile-Ambulance-1972.html

 

[Ken Novak]

looks super imposed to me.....?

 

[Mike McGeehan]

looks super imposed to me.....?

Hopefully ! Maybe someone who remembers this " epic" movie can weigh in. It looks like a bulb ( or something) is flying off car so I fear it's real. ?

 

[Dave Hopping]

The movie is from 1979.I suppose I can understand non-procar folks thinking a then 7 year-old car-based ambulance of the "gas-guzzling dinosaur" type was disposable,but the effort required to accomplish the act of understanding stresses my inner procar enthusiast far more than the effort required to think fondly of tar,feathers,and a rail.

 

[John ED Renstrom]

unless my eyes are deceiving me it's a 71. knowing that cars done this way in movies were probably not in the best of shape to start with to me the loss is the accessory that remote spot is very hard to find

 

[Herb John]

That just makes all the saved ones worth more money!

 

[Jeremy D. Ledford]

Back when some of these movies were made, like this one and The Ambulance they were just "old ambulances" and not worth anything to anyone.