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Just for fun -- Meatballs

Started by Sebulba, January 11, 2019, 10:20:13 AM

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pd4501-771

Quote from: richard5933 on January 11, 2019, 12:05:41 PM
Has anyone ever catalogued classic bus appearances in movies?

I pay attention to Scenicruiser appearances in movies and TV. Just caught "Breakfast at Tiffany's" last night, which includes a great Greyhound terminal scene and second livery 4501. I leased mine to "The Identical" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2326574/  I included in my contract that only I would drive the bus, no alterations to bus allowed (paint, etc.) It was a fun experience, and they paid really well.
PD4501-771
PD4501-1001
PD4104-3462
PD3751-686

If you know of the whereabouts of a PD4501 Scenicruiser - I would like to add the serial number to my registry of surviving Scenics.  www.tomsgarageonline.com

Jeremy

If you're interested in Scenicruiser especially one appears multiple times (as a band bus) in the "Homerpalooza" episode of The Simpsons.

Lots and lots of buses and motorhomes have appeared in The Simpsons at different times (plus of course one of the characters is a bus driver), and they almost always make the effort to draw actual bus models and not just the generic cartoon type you might expect.

The motorhomes tend to be more invented creations though, some more than others...:




Jeremy
A shameless plug for my business - visit www.magazineexchange.co.uk for back issue magazines - thousands of titles covering cars, motorbikes, aircraft, railways, boats, modelling etc. You'll find lots of interest, although not much covering American buses sadly.

DrPattyCakes

While looking through the IMCDb database..I noticed lots of movies use the same buses in various moves. Looking through you can find the exact bus used in multipal movies. FOund that pretty interesting.

Sebulba

Watching North by Northwest in the deserted road scene the one that Cary Grant gets off in a Scenic Cruiser I would say. 

But what is the next one that comes?

Seb
Back to the U.S. after 8 years in Europe.  
Bought a 1997 MCI 102D3 with Allison B500 on November 17, 2021 in Syracuse, NY.  Commenced living it that day and  drove it to Florida and New Mexico.  Converting as we go.  https://basicsuds.com

pd4501-771

The Scenic was s/n PD4501-832   
        Pacific Greyhound Lines K-2334
   Western Greyhound Lines P-2334
   Western Greyhound Lines 8034

Currently in the Netherlands. The next bus is a Flxible
PD4501-771
PD4501-1001
PD4104-3462
PD3751-686

If you know of the whereabouts of a PD4501 Scenicruiser - I would like to add the serial number to my registry of surviving Scenics.  www.tomsgarageonline.com

pd4501-771

PD4501-771
PD4501-1001
PD4104-3462
PD3751-686

If you know of the whereabouts of a PD4501 Scenicruiser - I would like to add the serial number to my registry of surviving Scenics.  www.tomsgarageonline.com

Sebulba

All I can say is WOW!


Quote from: pd4501-771 on January 16, 2019, 07:49:04 AM
The Scenic was s/n PD4501-832   
        Pacific Greyhound Lines K-2334
   Western Greyhound Lines P-2334
   Western Greyhound Lines 8034

Currently in the Netherlands. The next bus is a Flxible
Back to the U.S. after 8 years in Europe.  
Bought a 1997 MCI 102D3 with Allison B500 on November 17, 2021 in Syracuse, NY.  Commenced living it that day and  drove it to Florida and New Mexico.  Converting as we go.  https://basicsuds.com

pd4501-771

When one is obsessed with something, one finds lots of useless trivia!
PD4501-771
PD4501-1001
PD4104-3462
PD3751-686

If you know of the whereabouts of a PD4501 Scenicruiser - I would like to add the serial number to my registry of surviving Scenics.  www.tomsgarageonline.com

Jeremy

I do know that there is at least one Scenicruiser in the UK because years ago I saw it being advertised for sale by Pinewood studios - I've always wondered where it ended-up after that, but it's also just occurred to me that you could probably identify exactly which bus it was if you cross-referenced a list of all the movies made at Pinewood with that IMCDB database.

If anyone fancies giving it a go the list of Pinewood movies is available on Wikipedia here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Pinewood_Studios_productions

Jeremy
A shameless plug for my business - visit www.magazineexchange.co.uk for back issue magazines - thousands of titles covering cars, motorbikes, aircraft, railways, boats, modelling etc. You'll find lots of interest, although not much covering American buses sadly.