THUNDER IN CAROLINA 1960

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Double Feature!

THUNDER IN CAROLINA (a.k.a. HARD DRIVIN') 1960
U.S. film. Color. Classic stock-car racing film made for the southern drive-in movie circuit. Mitch, a veteran dirt-track stock car driver, tears up the tracks until he finally takes a spill that nearly totals his 1957 Chevy #8 and breaks his ankle in the process. Broke and busted Mitch is befriended by Les who offers him a place to stay and helps him repair his Chevy.

They get the car repaired but Mitch's ankle is still busted so he teaches Les how to drive and he quickly makes a name for himself on the stock car circuit with Mitch as his mechanic. A sub-plot has Mitch making moves on Les's hot-pants-wearing wife. As a result Les leaves Mitch and they end up competing against one another at the big Darlington 500 race.

Tons of beautifully filmed vintage racing footage! Thunder in Carolina includes loads of hair-raising footage of South Carolina's Darlington 500, scenes of crews prepping cars, a street festival, some risky practice driving through the Carolina mountains, and exciting race footage shot from a car-mounted camera. Cool scenes of the aerodynamic speed trick called "drafting." Exciting surprise ending! Rory Calhoun, Alan Hale Jr. (Skipper from Gilligan's Island), Connie Hines, Race Gentry, Ed McGrath, Troyanne Ross, Helen Downey, Van Casey, Carey Loftin, Billie Langston, Ann Stevens. Thunder in Carolina!

Plus this bonus selection...

THE AMERICAN TEENAGE HOT ROD 1992
U.S. documentary. This short documentary commemorates the American teenage hot rod. Hot rod enthusiasts share their memories and display their hot rods. The interviews are informative, entertaining and at times, quite humorous. Tons of cool lookin' hot rods!


THUNDER IN CAROLINA (a.k.a. HARD DRIVIN') 1960 movie on DVD!


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