Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

Hollywood has its fair share of iconic automobiles, the winged race car from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,

the General Lee from the dukes of Hazard, and perhaps the most famous car ever to grace

the silver screen, Doc Brown's Delorean Time Machine from Back to the Future.

But there is another car.

Its story is one tragedy and horror, more like something out of a Stephen King novel than

reality, but oddly enough, we've never seen it in a single film.

The 1955 Porsche Spider was built as a racing car, meant for the tracks rather than the open

road.

Its design was iconic.

Its sleek aluminum body sat low on a steel frame, hugging the ground as 110 horses pulled

it along.

Two large round headlights stared straight ahead, almost in surprise at just how fast that

tiny car could go.

In 1955, only one star had the audacity to drive such a machine outside the confines

of a closed track.

He was a cultural icon, a legend, a rebel, James Dean.

His story is one of misfortune, a young man taken far too soon, his legacy lives on in

his films, which are still regarded as some of the most influential in all of cinema,

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