Jim Rockford's father Rocky's house.
3654 Lankershim Blvd.
Vineland Ave & Lankershim Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 91604
This home was used many times in numerous episodes of The Rockford Files as the residence of Jim Rockford's dad, Joseph "Rocky" Rockford
Universal Furniture
Was located on the 11200 Block of Ventura Blvd
Studio City, CA
Vince's Gym which was around for a long time but sadly now gone can be seen to the right of the green traffic control light.
It was also located on the 11200 Block of Ventura Blvd
Studio City, CA - on the opposite side of the street from Universal Furniture
Thanks for taking the time to do this blog. It's very interesting and cool. I loved the rockford files tv show.
ReplyDeleteSoo cool. They are televising Rocford again. David Chase the creator of Sopranos worked on Rocford and you notice most of the characters made cameos on Sopranos. Nice to see the old timers got more fame in their senior years. Santos, Loggia who always played a bad guy.
ReplyDeleteThank you for,posting pics of the house.
It looks like the cleaners is still present. 11277 is visible above the door after the police are investigating and the bad guys pull in. Maestro cleaners is currently (as of July 2019) at 11275 Ventura Blvd and you can pull it up on a google map. But then the really cool twist is to look behind the building and there is a user photo uploaded by Matt Friedman which shows the back of the cleaners--it is nearly identical to when Jim and Angel searched behind the building.
ReplyDeletei cant believe it its like phyic im actually in sparks md. watching peacock tv n rockford files is on n i go n look up rockys house for the hell of it n its the episode thats playing right now. im 70 now n wen i was in the marine corp i visited vinces gym n the other guy that posted the rear of building looked the same hes right on with that post . i got to see the trailer on cove rd. n the restarant to . i never was able to get back n see the steak house or the house that rocky lived in nor did i even know then that rockys house was only a few blocks away. wow im so happy jim gardner did that show its one that will last forever .
ReplyDeleteThat was my grandparents house and they paid them $120 per day to shoot the exterior. I always got to skip school and watch. Met most of the cast and James Garner was one of the nicest people I e ever met. Such great memories.
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