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gsalt57tr3

gsalt57tr3

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If you have not seen The Bank Job, go see it.

There are 2 TR3s, one right after the other: one red and one white (if you see the white one you've missed the red one), maybe a TR4, likely lots of Triumph sedans.

Oh ya, theres a few other British cars too.
 
You know you are a real motor head when you go to the movies to see a prop. :yesnod: I know there there is an old movie out that you could tell a TR6 was in it because of the sound of the door closing. Yep, real motor heads.
 
Funny how we do that.

In many films, the sound track is dubbed in for the wrong engine sound on some cars. For example, they'll dub in a V/8 engine noise for a 4 cylinder car!

I hate when that happens . . . :cryin:
 
vagt6 said:
Funny how we do that.

In many films, the sound track is dubbed in for the wrong engine sound on some cars. For example, they'll dub in a V/8 engine noise for a 4 cylinder car!

I hate when that happens . . . :cryin:
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Oh yeah, and remember the Chrysler starters from the seventies? Very distinct sound, and lots of TV shows had the same starter sound track, regardless of the make of car!
 
gsalt57tr3 said:
Oh ya, theres a few other British cars too.
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It's funny, we've got a thread with the same title over in the Healey forum. Yeah, we're talkin' about those other cars. :laugh:
 
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:] Oh yeah, and remember the Chrysler starters from the seventies? Very distinct sound, and lots of TV shows had the same starter sound track, regardless of the make of car! [/QUOTE]

That's called the "Hammtramck hum"
 
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