Car Stars of Film and Television-
a.k.a. "The real reason to bother watching that show." - This site
has a lot of cool photographs of cars that starred on TV shows
including The A-Team van, the "Batmobile," the Green Hornet's "Black
Beauty" and the Dukes of Hazzard's "General Lee" Dodge Charger.
Car Star Pics
- Site contains thumbnail-sized photos that enlarge when clicked.
Features such cars as The A-Team's Van, The Batmobile, Nash
Bridges' Cuda, The General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard and
The Monkeemobile. Side Bar links direct you to web pages about those
shows on the
American TV Classic Television website.
Cars of the Stars - This car website is based in the United
Kingdom. It features cars from both movies and television. Its
collection includes film cars like the James Bond cars, and the
gull-winged Deloreon from the movie Back to the Future as
well as TV favorites like the Munster's "Munstermobile," Thomas
Magnum's Ferrari, and Simon Templar's white Volvo sport car from the
adventure series The Saint. This is a Fun site.
Don's Cars from Television - Web page with thumbnails size
photos of famous cars seen on TV series. Some of the photos are
linked to take you more pictures or to enlarge the thumbnail to a
more easily viewed photograph.
Code One Custom Auto TV & Movie Cars
- This site
provides behind
the scenes look at the creation of TV and Movie "Star Cars" of the
late Seventies, the Eighties, the Nineties, and the New Millennia.
Great American Automobile Ad - Videos filled with
compilations of automobile promotional ads and TV commercials seen
on television over the years.
Petersen Automotive Museum - The
three-level, 300,000-square foot building is chock full of gorgeous,
glittering dream cars, street scenes, art galleries with paintings
devoted to the automobile as subject. The museum also has an entire
section dedicated to Hollywood automobiles and cars owned by
Tinseltown celebrities, as well as cars that were featured in movies
& television.
Stars Cars
Museum - Star Cars features the best of Hollywood movie and
TV cars. . On display are Eleanor, the 1967 Mustang from Gone in
Sixty Seconds, The Ghostbusters Ectomobile, The Munster's Drag-u-la,
'General Lee' from The Dukes of Hazzard, 'and the Flintstone-mobile
from the movie The Flintstones. Personal cars of famous Hollywood
stars including Bob Hope, Burt Reynolds, Frank Sinatra and Elvis
Presley are also on display. Other highlights of your tour, are 'Herbie,
the Love Bug' in astounding action, the James Bond Golden Eye BMW,
and a studio car from Batman Returns. The Star Cars Museum is
located at 914 Parkway in Gatlinburg, TN (865) 430-220.
TV & Movie Cars - Site has 5 thumbnail images that lead to
images of the cars from Starsky & Hutch, Miami Vice,
Magnum, P.I., The Saint and James Bond's, Astin
Martin.
TV's Top Cars - Pays homage to some of the slickest,
quickest, and weirdest cars to ever hit the TV screen.
Ultimate
Pontiac GTO Picture Site - Nice selection of GTOs in movies,
TV, commercials, and GTO celebrity owners collected by Sean
Mattingly.
Yahoo - List of links from Yahoo's search engine to famous
car sites including Herbie the Love Bug, James Bond cars, K.I.T.T.
and The Bluesmobile.
Star Ship Modeler - A nice collection of models inspired
by TV science fiction programs like Star Trek, Babylon
Five and Lost In Space, among others.
Star Trek Database - Everything you wanted to know about
the Star Trek franchise. including a nice graphics section
for spacecrafts used on the series.
The Strange
Mechanism Museum/Neo - Collection of vessels, vehicles,
robots, artillery, missiles, and spacecraft gathered together by
Akira Sahara.