I have always wanted to know what make and model car that is .I think it is a Cadillac but I am not sure. Thanks in advance if you can help me out.
shareYes, it is without doubt a early to mid sixties model Cadillac when they still had the tail fins! A hearse which Billy Blazejowski uses his genius to convert to a prom limousine. Fantastic Idea!! {:-O
shareNo I meant his car the one with the pheonix on the hood .
shareI thought it was a Monte carlo?
But I have not seen this movie for quite some time.
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It's a pimped out Stutz Blackhawk (year?)
License Plate - IM COOL
Here's some pics of other ones - http://www.madle.org/4sail.htm
That's it exactly. I've been wondering that for years myself. Thanks notop67.
sharePimped out Stutz Blackhawk...isn't that a bit redundant? : P
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Thanks!
shareHello,
That's amazing that Studebaker (chek speling) was still making cars in, what looks like, the early '60s.
I like the stereo, too.
Stutz, not studebaker.
The car in this film was a Stutz based on a modified pontiac I think
Stutz indeed. Designed by Virgil Exner, who designed what was going to be a revived Duesenburg a bit earlier. (He also made a revival Bugatti way before the Veyron!) I think the Stutz did have Pontiac engine/chassis, but was seriously heavy. No-holds-barred ostentation, not surprisingly a favorite car of Elvis. The screaming-chicken decals on Keaton's car gave me a good laugh.
Studebaker was in fact making cars into the 1960s - mostly practical economy models, but also the cool Hawk GT and seriously cool Avanti.
According to the Stutz Blackhawk entry on Wikipedia...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stutz_Blackhawk
Fictional owners
Bill "Blaze" Blazejowski (played by Michael Keaton) in the movie Night Shift appears not to
drive a Blackhawk but a 1981 Stutz IV-Porte sedan.
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