(1989) - After Bond's friend Felix Leiter is found brutally maimed by a shark attack, 007 resigns from the British Secret Service to pursue the ruthless drug lord responsible. Enlisting the help of Leiter's DEA pilot Pam Bouvier, Bond travels south of the border where he gains the trust of Franz Sanchez in an effort to smash his twisted organization.

The Kenworth semi tractor truck, Aerodyne model W900B, is one of only three that were produced for "LTK" by Kenworth Truck in 1989. Kenworth built three custom made versions for the film, each of which did something special in the movie. The one that Pam Bouvier (Carey Lowell) is seen driving was actually driven by a stunt man hidden in the sleeper unit behind the drivers seat (this truck no longer exists). The second one can be seen doing a side two-wheel stunt - that truck has never been accounted for after it's return to Kenworth. The truck was recently donated to the Ian Fleming Foundation by the Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue College in Aloha, Oregon.

This Cessna 172P Skyhawk is one of four planes used in the pre-titles sequence featuring Franz Sanchez's escape attempt. This model did not have the full motor in order to make it lighter for the Coast Guard helicopter to tow. A small motor was used to turn the propeller for the shots. This plane is also seen propped up against the building at the seizure pier early in the film. The Ian Fleming Foundation acquired this plane from a private source in Key West, Florida.

The Ian Fleming Foundation is currently pursuing the following vehicles:

White Rolls Royce

1989 Lincoln Mark VII

"Licence To Kill"
Starring Timothy Dalton as James Bond 007
Produced by Albert R. Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson
Directed by John Glen
Based on characters created by Ian Fleming