Ajing Ntan on Twitter: "The first all-in-one VHS-C camcoder. The 1984 JVC GR - CU1 Camcorder aka " The Marty McFly Camera" from the movie "Back to the future Its really old,
Back To The Future Doc's JVC Camcorder replica movie prop
Marty McFly uses an earlier version of this swank red (or is it more burgundy?) JVC camcorder in Back To The Future. Snared this guy for half price a couple months back. :
Back To The Future JVC GR-C1 Camcorder replica movie prop
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JVC Camcorder Used By Michael J. Fox (Marty McFly) In Back To The Future (1985)
Ajing Ntan on Twitter: "The first all-in-one VHS-C camcoder. The 1984 JVC GR - CU1 Camcorder aka " The Marty McFly Camera" from the movie "Back to the future Its really old,
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