"AMERICAN GRAFFITI" Screenplay by George Lucas Gloria Katz ...

JOHN
Yeah. All right, thanks.
John nods and the two cars pull apart down the street.
TRAVELING G STREET-STEVE'S WHITE '58 CHEVY
The Rock and Roll blares as Terry the Toad cruises along the
main drag, singing along with the music. Sitting low in his
seat, he looks around, his face aglow, experiencing a new
world from the inside of a really fine car. This is the
greatest thing that has happened to Terry in seventeen long
years of being a short loser.
Terry turns a corner and another car pulls alongside. A guy
looks out the window.
Hey, Toad.
GUY
Terry looks over and smiles coolly, proud of his new wheels.
GUY
(leaning out the window)
Is that you in that beautiful car?
(Terry nods modestly)
Geez, what a waste of machinery.
Terry's smile changes to a scowl as the car pulls away from
him.. Terry accounts the slight to jealousy. Then he forgets
it and enjoys driving the beautiful Chevy again. Another car
pulls alongside of him as he cruises along slowly.
Hey, kid.
GIRL
Terry looks over at the car cruising next to him. In the
back seat, a guy has dropped his trousers and is pushing his
bare buttocks against the side window--a classic BA complete
with pressed ham. Terry looks away, wondering why this is
still happening to him, even in his new car.
TRAVELING G STREET-LAURIE'S '58 EDSEL
Curt is in the back seat gazing out the window at the dark
main street of the small farm community. Steve and Laurie
are talking quietly in the front seat. Laurie is sitting
near the window and it sounds like Steve is convincing her
to move over. Laurie finally does. His arm goes around her
and her head rests on his shoulder.
Curt is laughing as the Wolfman harasses someone on the radio.
The Wolfman is placing a call.
WOLFMAN (V.O.)
Here we go with another call out of
the station. Can you dig it? Answer
the phone, dummy.
MAN (V.O.)
Pinkie's Pizza