Stories in Film of the Legendary Classic American Muscle Car

American Muscle Car Bullitt Mustang Leadbig

As appeared in several films. Some muscle cars have shown a distinctive style. In a story in a movie called "seminal thriller Bullitt" Steve McQueen slipped behind Ford Mustang Wheel Steer. In addition to the film there are also some other films that showcased two of the legendary muscle car Dodge Charger and Ford Mustang.

Bullitt Mustang - Burn in rubbber

Bullitt Mustang - Interior View Photo

One of the cars are very well known and memorable once in cinematic history that is Charger and Ford Mustang. Period in which the height of popularity of this car which was in 1968, when it's in a story, Lieutenant Bullit played by Steve McQueen who brings 1968 Ford Mustang GT 390 Fastback look. In addition there are also Bulitt featuring 1969 Dodge Charger R / T 440 Magnum. Seen a race-race on the streets of San Francisco always shows both the legendary American muscle cars.

Bullitt Mustang - Legendary American Muscle Car

Bullitt Mustang - Rear Right View Photo

Classic American Magazine Edition November 2007

One who admires the style of American muscle cars, he named Ben Klemenzson who works as an editor of Classic American magazine expressed interest in the appeal of American muscle cars back. His statement is as follows: "I think the appeal of the car to the absolute power of raw bibs", "modern cars have a number of safety features like ABS, while concentrating more on the muscle car safety brake drum".

Legendary American Muscle McQueen

One of the muscle car whose name always sounded in our ears is the Ford Mustang. as stated by a fan, that the Ford Mustang is a muscle car that has been aroused earlier muscle cars, muscle cars, many of the collectors from various countries that make the car as McQueen is a highland green paint.

Mustang Bullitt - Front View Photo

Steve McQueen's Bullitt Mustang GT Fastback - Front Left View

Some stories are a lot of classic movies featuring the world's legendary muscle cars including the "Vanishin g Point" featuring the 1970 Dodge Charger R / T Hardtop, "French Connection" (in 1971) featuring the 1971 Pontiac LeMans, "Gone in 60 Seconds" ( 1974) which displays the 1973 Ford Mustang and "Smokey and the Bandit" (1977) featuring a 1977 Pontiac Trans Am.