It's be cool, but I couldn't stand knowing that some jerk-off would be behind the wheel of my ride...

That's awesome, truck looks great! My dad and I prepped his '62 T-bird for use in a film once back in the day. But yeah, I'd be way too nervous about who'd be driving/touching/standing near my cars to farm them out for film myself. At the very least, the driver would have to be carefully screened and the extras would have to maintain a 10-foot radius.

that's a cool story. you see the one douch bag in the picture leaning on the truck. that's why i could never loan my van for film unless the paycheck was BIG.

My 66 Econoline was in a commercial for Microsoft here a few years back. I had it for sale on CL at the time as I was thinking of selling it. A guy calls me up and asks if I would rent it out for the filming and I told him that I don't let anyone else drive my van. So I ended up driving it to and from the Microsoft campus in Redmond Wa and Seattle Center and did the driving of the van in the commercial and I made about $400 a day as well it took about 5 days for the van shots plus I was on a paid vacation from work as well! It was a blast!

BTW Apex that is part of them useing rigs in movies. The filming Co has Ins that covers the rig while it is on set to cover any damage that occures

That's cool; my moms' Taxi was used in a Country music video 2 or 3 years ago. It was pretty neat seeing her car on T.V.

Gratz on haveing your truck in a movie bro, It looks REALLY good, the best looking Ford truck Ive seen in a (very long) while.. BTW is there a specfic website you can post your cars on to advertise them to movie companys? And if so can someone PM it to me?

Since this was an indie film I didn't get paid. I just thought it was cool to be a part of the movie. And while I also never let anyone drive my vehicles either I wasn't that nervous about them damaging it. I do use it to haul lumber, stone, scrap metal, etc so some movie guys couldn't really hurt it. The worst they did to it was panic stop it in a gravel driveway in one scene and used it to haul the camera rig back and forth to location. Right now the truck is sitting in my driveway with about 1200 lbs of scrap in the back of it waiting for a carb swap so I can get it running halfaway decent again and get the scrap to the scrap yard!

Ive seen my car in the news but not really in a show.

I figure if there's a third Trailer Park Boys movie - I'm in!

Nice truck!