Is it Christine? 1958 Plymouth Belvedere Review

The 1958 Plymouth Belvedere is the affordable tailfinned car of the futuristic Forward Look design movement. But by some movie also a cursed car. Is this Christine? Let's find out with the 1958 Plymouth Belvedere!
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[@kellingtonlink956]

Hats off to you for quite the clever ending. I love the car… she’s definitely a classic. Thanks for the video and for your friend lending his Plymouth.

[@ctoacu6188]

I love seeing cars like this in Europe cause they're already quite large by modern American standards. So modern European standards? Oh boy.

[@christopherkraft1327]

I'm frightened!!! Christine tried to trap you in the car then it tried to run over you then you got hauled away in the trunk!!!! I'm glad that you survived & I thank the for sharing another fun video!!! 👍👍🙂

[@ronkemperful]

Fun Video! Watching you struggle with the front door reminds me of my dad's 1967 Plymouth Fury that had extremely stiff buttons on the rear passenger doors that I couldn't push in to open the door. My five year old brother had no difficulty pushing in those buttons embarrassing and humiliating me, a thirteen year old at the time. The car had many electrical gremlins and a misaligned exhaust that melted the rear carpeting. At least it had air conditioning that worked well.

[@tonytrotta9322]

The 1957 Plymouth had the single head light and turn signal for dual head lights was not legal in all states til 1958 and the 1958 Plymouth were changed out the head lights for turn signals. Also, the Plymouth's had the push button transmission and no park so you had to use the emergency brake. Thanks for sharing - a beautiful car. Always like watching Christine but, like you said the Fury was only the beige color.

[@danr1920]

My parents had '57 Plymouth Belvedere when I was a very young child. Looks 95% like a 58. It was a very cool car as you can see. By far the coolest car my parents owned. Lower, wider longer. Such a cool car.

[@ethanol1586]

That's Tristine, Christine's lesser known sister

[@joemcgarry1106]

My Dad owned a 1958 Fury, the real Christine exactly the same as the movie right down to the color. The 58 Belevedere is a real nice ride too.

[@BarryHWhite]

Aaaaaarghhh, it's alive...ALIVE!!!. Soz, wrong movie

[@luvr381]

Ed, you should really have a look at the reconstruction of a 1960 Plymouth Fury on Cold War Motors channel, it's astounding!

[@sethguest781]

It really is awesome whenever I see a '57-'58 Plymouth Belvedere, Fury, or Savoy on the road and in operable condition, these are one of the harder to restore classics due to a lack of good parts for this particular Plymouth, a majority of these were snatched up right after the debut of the "Christine" movie on the silver screen so film fans could build their own replica of her.

[@Sebman1113]

I just love how that starts, you turn it on and it gives a puff of exhaust and starts with eas. I’m sure it drives like a cloud, especially on those smooth Dutch highways. I would love to drive that.

[@lejamesmelton3823]

I LOVE seeing you in the videos ( or wherever we get to see you)!!

[@thinkabout602]

OMG a blast from the past. I still remember as a little kid when this came out - it was instant love 🏁

[@marqbarq5977]

Please keep making great stuff Ed!

[@eddiethetruhead]

Great review Ed.👏

[@adrielklein189]

Dude, it's such a treat to watch your videos, thank you for all the uploads.

[@kijekuyo9494]

The ending made me laugh. It was only lacking a belch.

[@jamesmisener3006]

Since meeting you on Adam's channel, "Rare and Classic Cars," a short while back I've become a fan of your approach to car reviews and humor. Cheers 🇨🇦

[@randybutcher5713]

Just seeing this car made my heart race and sent shivers down my spine at the same time! I never loved and feared another car like i do "Christine".