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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (MMPR) Vehicles

MMPR was a programme I watched as a child. My brother liked it more than I did growing up as it was a programme geared more toward boys at the time. As an adult I rewatch it many times and I really enjoy it. My favourite characters would have to be Tommy, Kimberly and Alpha 5. I will take this time before talking about the vehicles in the series to remember Thuy Trang R.I.P who played the yellow MMPR who died on September the 3rd 2001 at the age of 27 in a car accident  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thuy_Trang#Death  Now back to the cars in MMPR The RadBug: Radbug stands for Remote Activated Drivingzord for Basic Ultra Geomorphology wow that is a mouth-full. It was a volkswagon Beetle with large canisters and exhaust on it and it was built by Billy Cranston who was the Blue MMPR. It was used because the green ranger who was Tommy was at that stage evil and destroyed the rangers teleportation systems along with other controls in the command centre. The command centre was a place where t

The Regular cars on the Waltons

Here is a list of some of the cars that appeared on the Waltons  John Walton had a 1928 Model AA Ford 1 and a half ton pickup truck John-boy had a 1929/30 Ford Model A Coupe Jim-Bob had a 1926 Ford Model T This one could be the one he built himself Curt had a 1932 Ford Model B Sedan Delivery The Walton's family car in later seasons was a 1941 Plymouth Woody Station Wagon The Baldwin sisters could have had a 1925 Studebaker Cindy had a 1939/40 Ford convertible I couldn't find what make car Ep Bridges had and the website I saw wasn't sure about the Baldwin sisters car. My favourite of these cars would have to be Cindy's car because red is my favourite colour especially in a car. Fact about John Walton's truck. Sometimes it would not run so they would have to put a rope around the front bumper and some of the crew men would pull the truck into or out of the shot. Most of the vehicles were hard to steer. I found out about this fact on Judy Norton's (Mary Ellen) yout