Here are some scenes

 

https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...-porsches.html

lots of them listed in this thread AND there is a link to a list within the thread

 

fun. I still like the 914 in National Lampoons "Vacation".

 

no splainin needed

 

5:40 mark

 

I just watched a movie called Thank God Its Friday last night. Jeff Goldblum drives a yellow midyear IB car with Carrera side decals.

 

Watched Bullitt last nite. His girlfriend has a beautiful yellow 356 Cab. Had never thought about that much before. Too much Mustang/Charger ti take in.

 

Mine in American Anthem. Oh wait, scene ended up being under 10 seconds, and the shots with my car in it were left on the cutting room floor...........

 

The car is nice but the blonde is nicer!

 

In Good Company, 2004

Topher Grace character (role of Carter) buys a new 996 and gets hit pulling out of the dealership (this actually happened to a friend of mine in 1976 but it was a Datsun 260Z)

 

2012...i dont know why but i get such a kick seeing that po get pushed into the chasm.maybe it is their expression on their faces

 

check out "no mans land". it's a movie about chop shops and stealing porsches in socal in the 80's.

 

Love the 1969 Bahama Yellow 911 in "Down Hill Racer" with Robert Redford (a huge Porsche guy).

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_2538-Po...11-T-1968.html

 

How about this one? Seems to have slipped through the cracks.

"Adam at 6:00 a.m"

Michael Douglas, 911T Targa, circa 1970 (the whole thing; movie, car, etc.). He's a disillusioned college professor from the left coast who drives back to MO for a funeral in Excelsior Springs, MO. (Just outside K.C.)

I was in the PCA there in that era and we all went to the local premier with special parking places to promote the movie.

Other than the Porsche and the local connection to the K.C. area it was pretty lame. This thing is so obscure it didn't even show up on my Google search. BUT on Amazon there was a (used) VHW tape for $57.00!!! Someone must like it.

 

Steve McQueens Black 911S in LeMans.

Mark