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- 1024x1024, 1024x1024+The Greatest Movie Prop Ever Sold The Greatest Movie Prop Ever Sold (or, simply, The Greatest) was a 1989 exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London showing a collection of the world's best movie props, including a Blofeld top hat, the sword from The Man With the Golden Gun, the Berenice diamonds, the Ace Ventura watch, Lee Van Cleef's holster and three-pronged katana from Enter the Dragon. The accompanying book, An Exhibition to Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of The Man with the Golden Gun, the article by Susan Sontag and Trudi Canavan, and the DVD containing a documentary about the exhibit were generally well received. Background The exhibition was first shown at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 1989 and then at the National Museum of Wales in 1993. The Greatest Publications An Exhibition to Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of The Man with the Golden Gun, by Susan Sontag and Trudi Canavan (London: Phaidon Press, 1989) The Greatest (exhibition catalogue) (London: Royal Academy of Arts, 1989) References External links 2007 interview with David Hudson (director of the exhibition) Category:1989 in art Category:1989 in London Category:Royal Academy of Arts exhibitions Category:Prop showsThe present invention relates to a vehicle, such as, e.g., a pick-up truck, having an undercarriage with wheels and a body which is arranged over the undercarriage and which serves to define an interior space, in which at least one functional component which is provided for adjusting the interior space is mounted. A vehicle, such as a pick-up truck, has at least one undercarriage with wheels and a body which is arranged over the undercarriage and which serves to define an interior space, in which at least one functional component which is provided for adjusting the interior space is mounted. For example, an antenna for communicating an electronic key, an audio unit, a navigation unit, a DVD unit and the like may be provided. By way of example, the body is formed from an underbody and two sidewalls which are arranged opposite one another and extend laterally relative to the undercarriage and the body and serve to support the underbody. By way of example, the body may be cast from aluminum and formed with a rectangular cross a5204a7ec7
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