Movie and TV show carpack 1.0

Have you ever wanted to drive a car from your favorite movie or TV show? Well this is your chance, take them on and recreate your favorite film and TV show scenes.
If there is any problem or you want to suggest a car be sure to write it in my thread https://www.beamng.com/threads/suggestions-for-movie-and-tv-show-car-pack.58280/

And don't be afraid to comment and review the mod.

Probably the most iconic movie car the CMC DeLaurel was used in the famous "Forward to the Past" trilogy. The car became famous for being the time machine from Dr. Emmett Green that needed to hit 88 mph (141 km/h) to time travel. In real life it struggled to make it to that speed, you need a airfield to get the magic number, unfortunately even then it doesn't travel in time.


A little MenschenAuto Mucke was used as the famous Herb movies. The car who had feelings and it was surprisingly good at racing, it even won the NASCAR series, a bit surprising knowing that the original car had only 33 hp.


In 1964 a legend came in the film industry: Agent James Bomb 009: SilverTumb, and with him he brought a beauty the Ashton Martini BD5. equipped with awesome gadgets like shield for windows and rockets coming out of the bumper. Surely the car shined, because what would be a spy without his luxury sports car.


Can you imagine the perfect fitting car and driver? Well how about Mr. Nut and his humble lime green Tiny Pooper. Made by British Failland it would perfectly fit with the clumsy Mr. Nut who always got in to some funny trouble. Warning Teddy not included!


An fuel eating american van and bunch of violence, yes it's the B-Team with Mr. G and his gang. The catchy theme song and the BBC Bustura made a real hit show what wasn't originally expected to be popular.


Oh who doesn't remember the Nuke cousins from the movie and show named Nukes of Hazard. Moonshine, sheriffs, chicks, and the fastest car in town. the General Tee, originally Bodge Champion T/R was able to jump over everything with a "Yee-Haw"


A Car, a computer L.I.T and his evil twin J.I.T. from the show "Night Driver" were based on the Pony Waterbird and driven by David Husselduff. Fighting crime and saving life's with so many gadgets that even agent James Bomb would get confused it was able to make many ripoffs and parody's, but the original is still better.


In probably the best getaway scene in this century there was a special car used, the modified Turbaru Impresa TRX. Which didn't use the normal 50-50 AWD, but 70-30 for better drifting and stunts. Who still doesn't know what I'm talking about It's the film "Teen Driver".