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Hey, folks.
Back in '94, I was driving a Ford Explorer and noticed several stock modifications the tour vehicles had in JURASSIC PARK.
They included non-factory, low-backed leather seats (they looked similar to Jeep Cherokee seats of similar vintage), some very sharp-looking wooden trim, and of course, a different dash (without a gauge cluster) and the covered steering wheel. The sills of the doors were painted beige to match the vehicles' interiors.
A lot of it was more movie purposes (low-backed seats for the sake of actors' visibility), others just to upgrade the look of the vehicles.
Has anyone noticed other cars being similarly modified for the sake of its appearance in a film?
Thanks in advance,
Joe
Back in '94, I was driving a Ford Explorer and noticed several stock modifications the tour vehicles had in JURASSIC PARK.
They included non-factory, low-backed leather seats (they looked similar to Jeep Cherokee seats of similar vintage), some very sharp-looking wooden trim, and of course, a different dash (without a gauge cluster) and the covered steering wheel. The sills of the doors were painted beige to match the vehicles' interiors.
A lot of it was more movie purposes (low-backed seats for the sake of actors' visibility), others just to upgrade the look of the vehicles.
Has anyone noticed other cars being similarly modified for the sake of its appearance in a film?
Thanks in advance,
Joe