Inside John Wayne's American Car Collection
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His real name was Marion Robert Morrison, but you knew him as John Wayne! He was more than just an actor - he was an icon, a symbol of the rugged American spirit that defined Hollywood's Golden Age. From Westerns to war movies, John Wayne dominated the silver screen. Wayne's journey to stardom was anything but conventional. A football scholarship to USC seemed like his ticket to success, but fate had other plans. A body surfing accident washed away his dreams of gridiron glory, but it opened the door to Hollywood. Wayne's star began to rise with his first leading role in Raoul Walsh's epic Western, "The Big Trail." Despite its initial flop, Wayne's rugged charm and steely resolve caught the eye of audiences and directors alike.

But it wasn't until he climbed aboard John Ford's "Stagecoach" in 1939 that Wayne hit the big leagues. From there, it was a whirlwind of success, with over 142 films under his belt and countless hearts captured along the way. Wayne wasn't just a movie star; he was a lover of cars! And his love for Pontiacs was unrivaled by any! You didn’t know about his cars? You should. And that’s why we made this video just for you!

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