I have one of the pair of license plates that came on the movie car from Pulp Fiction "The Bloody Nova". I took the front plate off when I sold the car to a high end dealership owner, he said he would never sell the car and it would be on display. I have some of the paper work from the studio, the receipt when one of the crew members who bought the car right after the movie was finished. I have seen regular pair of Calfornia blue plates for sale here for $250.00. Just curious. Thanks,Joe
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I gotta agree Its worth nothing to me, sorry but I don't see any value!
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I wouldn't think there's much value, it's still attached to that car through DMV. I see black CA plates selling for $300+ for near perfect pairs and OR blue plates in similar cond worth just south of that. The plate you have is a conversation piece only and you're gonna have to provide the story because most won't recognize it. There's only 2 plates that tell their own story, THX138 and JHB434.
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Missing the whole point, aren't we. Have you seen what's for sale from the Pulp Fiction movie on Ebay?! Movie Props, Duh to all you here so far except MDchanic, if it was yours, it would be worth at least something..... comparing it to personalized plates anyone can get. Sorry I took everybody or anybodies time here.
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Wow, sorry for the honesty, no offense intended. Next time state the feedback you're looking for so I can gauge my response accordingly.
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I guess I've been living under a rock....what is the significance of those two??
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(THX-138) 1. Milner's yellow coupe ---- American Graffiti
(JHB-434) 2. Primered '55 Chevy ---- Two Lane Blacktop
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3. 1967 Mustang Fastback 390 ---- Bullitt ----JJZ-109 (also Black plate CA)
(JHB-434) 2. Primered '55 Chevy ---- Two Lane Blacktop
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3. 1967 Mustang Fastback 390 ---- Bullitt ----JJZ-109 (also Black plate CA)
Joe..I can't give an estimate on the value,but I would certainly try marketing the plate on ebay. Pretty cool IMHO.....maybe throw in a "bad motherf***er" wallet too 
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Did you not like the answers you got? You are asking "What's it worth" to a group of car guys.... which is not much.Try posting it up on a forum for movie memorabilia collectors, maybe worth something to someone over there.
I mean, really, who is going to see those plates and recognize them from the movie? No one :noway:
...with all due respect..you can't make a blanket statement like that..you never know what the public perceives as collectible or what they recognize. I think a picture of the car along with the plate,marketed the right way will sell.Can't predict for how much...but why not give it a shot.
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Or a wrapper from a "BIG KAHUNA" burger or one of their tasty beverage cups.....maybe throw in a "bad motherf***er" wallet too
Or the GIMP'S mask & mouthpiece
Or the license plate from ZED'S chopper
Or a menu from the DINER
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Seriously, your IDEAL buyer...
...would also have a NOVA similar to the movie car...
...in addition to being a stone-cold movie aficionado
...who also just happens to be in love w/Pulp Fiction.
Then, you'd have hit the TRIFECTA!! :beers:
...would also have a NOVA similar to the movie car...
...in addition to being a stone-cold movie aficionado
...who also just happens to be in love w/Pulp Fiction.
Then, you'd have hit the TRIFECTA!! :beers:
California "blue" plate
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73 Mustang
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The ORIGINAL "Gone in Sixty Seconds"
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Now, imagine what Bruce Wiilis' watch from Pulp Fiction would bring!!!!
Perhaps...as much as...oooonnnneeeeee meeeeeeeeeellll-yyyyunnnnnnnnn dollars!!!
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Perhaps...as much as...oooonnnneeeeee meeeeeeeeeellll-yyyyunnnnnnnnn dollars!!!
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I am a big fan of the Rockford Files, so California Blue Plate 853 OKG is pretty memorable. Jim's tan Firebird was pretty iconic to fans of the show.
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Remember the 4-speed 64 Chevelle SS Convertible from Pulp Fiction?
Belonged to Tarantino before & after the movie. Eventually stolen from his residence and never located, though jerks on eBay pop-up from time-to-time "claiming" theirs is the "real" car.
The original script called for the car to be totaled in its big scene, but Travolta talked Tarantano out of it, saying it would up-stage Uma's OD.
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Belonged to Tarantino before & after the movie. Eventually stolen from his residence and never located, though jerks on eBay pop-up from time-to-time "claiming" theirs is the "real" car.
The original script called for the car to be totaled in its big scene, but Travolta talked Tarantano out of it, saying it would up-stage Uma's OD.
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Thanks Rackman89, I thought it was just me. I should have remembers those plates from those more famous cars then the car where they blew out some guys brains. JoshSS454,Your right, who is going to see them? Google images for Pulp Fiction Nova. Then those who know much more then me about Pulp Fiction, you guys are great, you made me laugh really hard, Thank you!
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