The story of Christine by Steven King Brought to Life by John Carpenter and Christine Diecast Models from Toy Talk

I'm Logan the 64th Gear Jammer Skeele, opening Advantage Diecast's Southside Warehouse doors on another episode of Toy Talk. I've got some great models, a supposedly TRUE backstory, and a question for you, so stay tuned to the end.

I supposed that everyone that has owned or driven a car has a tale to tell about the car. Usually it is about a good or bad driving experience.

I have a sinister, tale about a car named Christine. Christine is, that’s right, I said IS, because Christine may still exist today.

Christine is a RED 1958 Plymouth Fury. She came down the assembly line amid a string of yellow 1958 Plymouth Furies.

She was different in color, but other than that she was the same as the yellow furies that came down the line before and after Christine. No one paid any attention to Christine’s color and assembled her the same way as the other cars. But...............

Christine turned out to be pure evil. You might say possessed by the supernatural. Christine, you see, was approved by the devil himself.

Steven King wrote the story about Christine. John Carpenter brought her to life on the Silver screen. John Carpenter’s Christine is classed as a supernatural horror film. Steven King’s Christine is a 1983 classic horror novel.

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