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You're right about the Zed in the original (1973?) "Gone in 60 Seconds", there are several 240Zs in the background, carparks etc. Mind you, the filmmaker clearly re-used the same cars over & over as backgrounds & extras in different scenes.

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Yep it is old thread, but.....

 

Just watching Crackerjack starring Mick Molloy and he drives 260 2+2.

The missus asked the question, is that car a V8 ?, sure sounds a bit like one.

 

Anyone know the car ?

 

 

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Just from memory, I think Jim Carrey drives a silver 240z in bruce almighty

 

280z 2+2 but if you can't tell the difference, you would save a lot of money buying a Z :).

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I'm amazed this scene hasn't been mentioned yet.

 

BRING IT ON  .. CARWASH SCENE ..

 

 

 

;D

 

Must confess not a movie I have ever watched, but that youtube scene certainly holds your attention  ;)

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Ha you too.  I just got on to mention the best gawdy shirt in the world.  I have been watching Hill Street Blues and seen a few Zs in the background of shots.  Helps know what they actually looked like new, because they were over ten years old when I first noticed them.

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Not sure if this fits in the classification of Movies. But as a Archer fan I was over joyed to see a fairlady Z in a episode. Pam seems to be driving a Mazda Rx2 or drifting should I say ,being chased by the fairlady . The z is driven by George Takie ( Mr Sulu Star Trek). But as it happens the Z takes a drink.   

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