A very young Jack Nicholson in "Wild Ride"
Some footage shows Louie Vermeils tow truck.
John Ferreira's father's car is number 19. You may recognize other old cars.

Before his breakthrough performance in Easy Rider (1969) and eventual mainstream superstar status, JACK NICHOLSON toiled away in low-budget exploitation ranging from Cry Baby Killer (1958) to The Raven (1963) to Hell's Angels on Wheels (1967). One of his earliest is 1960's The Wild Ride, in which he manages to turn a small Juvenile Delinquent film into a full-fledged Jack Nicholson movie. Insolent, arrogant, and ultra-cool, the screen loves him even this early on and, though it's only his second starring role, he glides through it with the confidence and polish of a seasoned pro. Damn, he's good! Look for familiar cars in the racing sequences !