Michael J FOX speedster: trunk lid gaps a bit RATTY?
Goodness...plastic surgeon to be with a GAP compromised SPEEDIE
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Looks like a CMC (rear cast hibachi grill).
Four different Speedster replicas were used in the movie, "Doc Hollywood". One perfect, one in pieces for the garage scenes, one messed up in the front for thee fence crash scene and one other. I almost bought one that was in Texas---don't know which one it was, red like all the others , but it was in the dead of winter and had no top so I chickened out of the freezing drive from Texas to Hot Springs, AR.
It would have been fun to own one of the Doc Hollywood cars but I wasn't up to the challenge. I'm happy with what I have for my Speedster bat least this is a neat story to tell.
I thought the one for the accident was a (real) cut down coupe?
ALB posted:I thought the one for the accident was a (real) cut down coupe?
That’s what I heard/read, Al. You can tell it was metal by the after crash scene.
Doc Hollywood inspired to become the Speedsterholic that I am today. Bought my first Intermeccanica from a guy on this site out of Detroit soon after seeing the movie via video. Sold it soon after, because a 1600 cc engine wouldn’t get me far, but I learned what I liked and what I didn’t.
Great movie with a great Canadian actor.
That hood fits like mine!
Metal one--hmm. Maybe that was the fourth car used in the movie?
This one looks like a VS and even has the amber/red rear lights (CMC one had red).
Ouch - that's won't buff out
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WOLFGANG posted:This one looks like a VS and even has the amber/red rear lights (CMC one had red).
This one is an Intermeccanica, it is located in Europe, it had been for sale during a long time, I have a doubt about the "Certificate of authenticity" showed by the vendor...
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