In Jesse McCartney's music video for the song "How Do You Sleep" he drives a 1970 Challenger. There are some other sweet cars in the video too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bsXRqI1WbI

I don't blame you if you don't like the song, but I just thought it was a cool sight and I didn't see it mentioned on here.

 

The song isn't all that bad, but the video is excellent. Wonder if that's the same '70 that was used in the short-lived TV series "Drive."

 

That is no way to treat a Challenger. You do not walk on or climb any where near the car. That is one nice looking R/T and the song aint so bad.

 

[QUOTE=lear4406;70555]That is no way to treat a Challenger. You do not walk on or climb any where near the car. QUOTE]

So is running a Challenger into a bulldozer....................

 

The only reason i kept on watching that video was for the Challenger.

BLK 6050 you bring up a good point.
And then there's the countless Chargers that the Duke boys wrecked. Isn't that wrong?
The whole climbing in and out of the car thing was dumb and unrealistic in my oppinions.
I'm not a fan of music videos.

 

Darn those pesky bull dozers and don't even get me started on the destuction of 68,69 and 70 Chargers because of the Dukes of Hazzard TV show. What a waste of good Detroit iron.

 

And, you can add three more to the list from the latest "Fast and Frivolous" installment where they destoryed another three (out of four used) second generation Chargers.
But, that's ok since the movie people also add that these were rust buckets and so it's ok. (Which usually means that the cars were not 100 point show cars, JUST daily drivers)
With the 300 plus Chargers destoryed for the series....the second generation Chargers will be a rare car indeed...................

 

I kinda liked the music, but yea...I'd really enjoy letting them use one of my cars for walking around on the sheet metal...NOT
Steve