Game Changer: American Graffiti – carsales.com.au

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The movie that rescued America’s classic cars from extinction was George Lucas’ American Graffiti. Released in 1973, this film served as a nostalgic look back at the early 1960s, showcasing a variety of vintage cars that were disappearing from the streets. With a budget of less than $800,000, the film captured the essence of a bygone era and reminded Americans of a time when cars were more than just transportation. Today, American Graffiti remains a significant social document, preserving the legacy of classic cars for future generations to appreciate.

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