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Pontiac Trans AM - Prop from the Steve McQueen movie "Every Head Has Its Price" (The Hunter) has surfaced.

The Trans AM has spent the last 39 years isolated from the outside world, a real barn find

the destroyed Trans AM is awakened from its slumber

Ralph "Papa" Thorston, played by Steve McQueen, picks up his rental car

The Pontiac was filmed at the same location in 1979, also on a tow truck

Here is the spot in the 1979 movie "The Hunter" with Steve McQueen and the destroyed Pontiac Trans AM

Dusty, dented and a shadow of its former self, the 1979 Pontiac Trans AM

The ravages of time have left visible traces...

The ravages of time have left visible traces...

Harold McQueen next to the two destroyed Pontiacs in 1979

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