This was a cheesy adaptation of a Stephen King novella by the same name. And it's not even a '59 Plymouth, it's a '60.
...that is, until the crash scene. For whatever reason, the filmmakers glommed the rear end of a '59 Plymouth to a '60 for that scene. Go figure!
IMDB wrote:When a man finds out his mother is dying and tries to hitchike his way to the hospital, he is picked up by a stranger with a deadly secret.
We're introduced to George Staub and his '60 PlymouthThe crash sceneGoodbye, George!Look at those '59 fins and taillights!A gruesome scene, but another good look at the fins
