Is this 69 really from that movie?

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Rare 1969 Dodge Charger - $15000 (Rochester)

Date: 2012-07-28, 12:09PM PDT
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This 1969 Dodge was featured in the John Schneider movie "Collier & Co. Hot Pursuit"
It runs but obviously needs work. It was used in the movie as a jump car. It has no interior except for the one seat,
full roll cage, do have the door panels. Drivers side window is missing, but all other glass is good.

California Car, no rust!
Serious buyers only, No Trades

Call Mike 360-791-5773

[Brock Lee]

It was the one that was jumped. Not the one shown through the movie.

I am embarrassed to even acknowledge I watched that POS.

[Ghoste]

It wasn't the worst movie ever, it was pretty bad but it wasn't the worst.  At least it had some cool cars in it.

[resq302]

Funny this pops up.  I just watched that movie again last night.  It could very well be the jump car as it has the same decal on the windshield.  As for it being a crappy movie, I wouldn't say that.  Its not the best movie but its also not the worst movie either.  Its very similar to the style that Dukes of Hazzard was filmed only DOH had a major company backing them and producing it vs. someone doing it for the very first time himself.

[Ghoste]

Yeah, I mean at least Schneider wanted to do a car movie and he wanted a 69 Charger as the star car.

[Kern Dog]

The daughter and wife were terrible actors. The movie? Ahhh, Since I'm a Dukes fan, I watched it. I have the DVD.