Was knightrider's KITT EVER convertible?
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MattB
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Google rocks:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&l ... onvertible
And I've actually been to see Kit at the Keswick car museum, although it was a long time ago. Apparently the one in Keswick is a convertible, but I can't remember!
Also worth a browse: http://www.codeoneauto.com/frames/kittconvert.html
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&l ... onvertible
And I've actually been to see Kit at the Keswick car museum, although it was a long time ago. Apparently the one in Keswick is a convertible, but I can't remember!
Also worth a browse: http://www.codeoneauto.com/frames/kittconvert.html
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Dave Morton
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OK sad mode on.
KITT (original) was destroyed in the series by means of the baddies covering him with chemicals which removed the indestuctrible powers from the metal and then he was squashed between 2 x big industrial truck type thingies (
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Then some street racer types rebuilt and improved him and the new KITT had hyperpursuit mode (loads of silly spoilers) and indeed a convertible mode.
Also some time after the series ended they made a TV movie (possibly Knightrider 2000) in which KITT's electronics were fitted into Michael's dodgy 60/70 convertible (although I can't remember why!) possibly a Ford Mustang but possibly not as it was a long time ago and I'm getting old and forgetful.
Cheers
Dave
(Who clearly spent too much time in the early 80's watching Knight Rider)
KITT (original) was destroyed in the series by means of the baddies covering him with chemicals which removed the indestuctrible powers from the metal and then he was squashed between 2 x big industrial truck type thingies (
Then some street racer types rebuilt and improved him and the new KITT had hyperpursuit mode (loads of silly spoilers) and indeed a convertible mode.
Also some time after the series ended they made a TV movie (possibly Knightrider 2000) in which KITT's electronics were fitted into Michael's dodgy 60/70 convertible (although I can't remember why!) possibly a Ford Mustang but possibly not as it was a long time ago and I'm getting old and forgetful.
Cheers
Dave
(Who clearly spent too much time in the early 80's watching Knight Rider)
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tiranova
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Did anyone see that other awful film where there were loads of KITT type cars? It was on Sky about 6 months ago. I didnt watch it all the way through, too awful!
OK thats my story and I'm sticking to it!!
OK thats my story and I'm sticking to it!!
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Dave Morton
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The episode in question was shown as a two parter (Friday and Monday) on Bravo. I caught it whilst channel hopping on Friday (waiting in for the Gas man).
It ended with the pressing of the "C" button which indeed led to KITT becoming convertible. Kind of a rudimentary folding hard top mechanism.
Car looked like it would be a really dynamically flawed bad drive though as they'd clearly just lopped the roof off!!
Dave
It ended with the pressing of the "C" button which indeed led to KITT becoming convertible. Kind of a rudimentary folding hard top mechanism.
Car looked like it would be a really dynamically flawed bad drive though as they'd clearly just lopped the roof off!!
Dave