The Hollywood Car Vault · Vol. 1
You're one step from the cars you grew up watching
25 classic movie and TV vehicles: the real story, what Hollywood faked, where they are now, and what they're worth. Every entry lists its sources.
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What you get
- ✓25 classic movie and TV vehicles, from Bullitt to Back to the Future
- ✓The real story and what Hollywood faked, plus a behind-the-scenes story for each
- ✓Where they are now, what they've sold for, and how to own one today
- ✓See how old you were when each one hit the screen
- ✓Printable PDF edition and every future update to Volume 1, free
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Questions before you buy
How do I get it after I pay?
Right after payment you'll land on a page with your link to the Vault and your PDF download. We'll also email them to you so you can come back anytime. It opens in your web browser on any phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install.
Is this a subscription?
No. You pay once and you're never charged again. Future updates to Volume 1, including new vehicles, are included free.
Where do the values come from?
Published auction results (Mecum, Barrett-Jackson, Bring a Trailer, RM Sotheby's and others) and valuation guides such as Hagerty, as of the 2026 edition. The market moves, so check current values before buying a car. Nothing here is financial advice.
How do you know the stories are true?
Every entry lists its sources. Where they disagree, or a claim rests on one account, the entry says so ("reported", "accounts vary") instead of picking the better story.
Is it affiliated with the studios or carmakers?
No. The Hollywood Car Vault is an independent guide from Retro Reel Rides. The images are original illustrations, not photographs of the screen-used vehicles.
Know something we got wrong, or where a car is now?
Tell us at retroreelridesoriginal@gmail.com. Reader corrections have already improved the Vault, and confirmed fixes go out to every buyer in the next update.
© 2026 Retro Reel Rides. The Hollywood Car Vault is an independent collector reference guide, not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or licensed by any film studio, television network, automobile manufacturer, auction house, or rights holder. All film titles, vehicle names, and trademarks referenced belong to their respective owners and are used solely for identification and informational purposes. Values reflect research at time of publication and should be verified before any purchase decision. This is not financial or investment advice.