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Who owns Vista Cruiser That 70s Show?

Who owns Vista Cruiser That 70s Show?

Wilmer Valderrama
The 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser seen in the intro of That ’70s Show now resides in Wilmer Valderrama’s garage. Wilmer Valderrama owns the Forman family’s station wagon seen in the classic comedy series That ’70s Show, and the actor says it’s the “best thing” he’s ever acquired in his whole career.

How many years was the Vista Cruiser made?

The Vista Cruiser is a station wagon manufactured and marketed by Oldsmobile over three generations from 1964 to 1977.

How many people can fit in a Vista Cruiser?

More Bus Than Car No problem. In an Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser you can fit them all. With a 3rd seat as an option in this grand automobile you could drive the seating capacity up to nine. Few families would find this wagon to be too small for the whole family.

What year is the Vista Cruiser on the 70 show?

1969
The 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser is the car Eric Forman got from his dad in 1976. It serves as the main form of transportation throughout the series.

What year is Eric Forman’s Vista Cruiser?

What car did Red Forman have?

Red Forman owned a silver-blue ’58 Corvette. The car is first seen in “Donna Dates a Kelso” and later in Jackie’s Cheese Squeeze when he is fiercely rubbing it down due to a bunch of birds “throwing a crap on my Corvette party”, while Kitty tries to get him to eat dinner.

What happened to Red’s Corvette?

Red catches him when the radio is on Eric’s station, he decides to go lenient and take away Eric’s car. Until Hyde drains all of Red’s beer and slaps it on Forman. Red sells it in Heartbreaker when Kitty thought she was pregnant.

Was that 70’s show filmed in front of a live audience?

While most of the show was filmed in front of an audience, some scenes were apparently filmed in a studio without hundreds of people watching.

What did Fez stand for?

foreign exchange student
Origins. The name “Fez” is short for “foreign exchange student,” despite the difference in spelling, which the series’ official web site describes as “poetic license”.