Any `42 Plym owners who can check this...

[David Maxwell]

...pic out for accuracy? This is a shot from the Ang Lee movie, Lust Caution (which just got tagged with an NC-17 rating). It shows the `42 Plym for which all sound effects were substituted with my car's sounds. The front end doesn't look right to me and the interior is defintitely off (black leather seats and white window moldings). Not that 99.99% of the movie going public will notice or care LOL!

Here's a link to the pic:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v455/bojeta/Graphics%20Projects/Man-jumping-in-42-Plym.jpg

[Young Ed]

The grill looks funky. Where are the parking lights at the top?

[Don Coatney]

I think it is the head light rings that are wrong. Follow this link.

http://www430.pair.com/p15d24/mopar_forum/member.php?u=109

[62rebelP23]

has the bumper been flipped upside down? looks odd. i know that when production companies have to use old cars they often try to disguise them in some way to avoid the parent company demanding royalties. another peeve of mine is the use of inappropriate cars in films; "the Shadow" for one, where the cabbie drives a CORD taxicab (WTF?) throughout NYC. i don't know about you, but i wouldn't risk a Cord in NYC traffic...

as for MoPars, look out for a new comedy about a kid with a pet zombie (!!) in which there are several scenes with a modified 50-51 plymouth sedan.

[JerseyHarold]

'51 Plymouth in a zombie movie??? What's the title?

[BobT-47P15]

Here's a 42 Plymouth......

That picture, at least on my screen, is so dark I can't really tell anything.

I don't think the bumper in David's picture is on upside down......those flaps seen hanging down at the ends of the bumper are actually part of the body......ends for that pan below the bumper. The headlight rings are pretty much plain old round items.