36 Ford truck on Ranger

[05snopro440]

Originally Posted by lowbudget50

Your right they don't. They still get payed either way. I have let people use cars I have built for music vids. All day fiasco and you get a corner of the car used in a 3 min video for all day of sitting hahaha

Yeah, the car is just decor to them so they don't care about your time. I won't do anything like that again.

[lowbudget50]

Originally Posted by 05snopro440

Yeah, the car is just decor to them so they don't care about your time. I won't do anything like that again.

Same here!

[MercuryMac]

Thank you, Guys, for your support.
I'm not an emotional guy, but I staggered a wee bit at that blow.
And Dutch, I told all my friends how famous I'd be and how I wouldn't change.
The TV people had a pretty good excuse and I believe them. They had a hard time rescuing the car just before mine and it took an extra day to shoot that wreck, so they had no time left for my story and 'no sale' car. They knew they weren't going to get my Super Bee.

[Bamamav]

I’ve got a couple of friends that rent out a couple of their cars to the movie folks in Georgia. One of them will stay on set all day, sometimes they even get to do the driving. They get pretty good money most of the time, their 66 Fairlane has been in several movies and music videos. They are careful to check out which offers they get, if they can’t stay on set within sight of the car they decline to go. One bunch wanted to pick up their Bronco and bring it back that night, yeah, right. They’d probably never saw it again, so they told them to pound sand, only way is if they come with the car, otherwise, no dice. It’s not a steady income, but seems to pay good when they get a gig.