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Denver Comic Con '15: Movie Cars Gone Wild

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Denver Comic Con '15: Movie Cars Gone Wild

Published Sun, 24 May 2015 09:30:51 -0500

Matthew Barta has sent us some photos of the movie cars of Denver Comic Con. All we can say is Vroom vroom. I am not sure I would want a dangerous reptile as an accessory to my vehicle, however useful they might be in an HOV lane.

Here are some of his photos:

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