When he tries to bribe Strickland with money from Lou's suitcase, he is expelled from school. This piece is about the 1946 Ford De Luxe Biff Tannen drove in 1955. Strickland that he will have to repeat his senior year again. At Hill Valley High School, Lorraine Baines offered her condolences to Biff for the loss of his grandmother, but Biff ruins things by asking her if she wanted to park in his car later.With the money, he covered up the murder of Gertrude by paying to have a death certificate forged that stated she died of natural causes.
He buried Lou, and took all of the money that was in his briefcase. Biff justified the murder in his mind based on the fact that Lou had killed his grandmother.However, when Lou went to hit Biff with a tire iron, Biff caught it and killed him instead. Lou stole the Grays Sports Almanac from Biff, and when he realized that it was the book that stated the winners, and not any methods that Biff had employed himself, he planned to kill Biff and bury him next to his grandmother.He told Biff that he had talked to his grandmother and said that she was still playing the slot machines. While Biff was waiting, Lou killed Gertrude, and put her in the back of his car to bury her. Biff reluctantly agreed when Lou told him to wait for him in the parking lot. He told Biff that they could earn money together, as he would be able to make the bets while Biff could not. He wanted to get a look at Biff's methods himself. A shady man named Uncle Lou noticed the altercation, and noticed that Biff used a book to select the winners.When Gertrude claimed Biff was as greedy as his father, Biff stated that he learned that from her. Following Martys return from 1955 to what turned out to be an altered and improved present, George owned a BMW 733i, which Biff who now had his own auto detailing company was waxing with the two coats of wax George liked. However, when they beat the San Francisco 49ers, she only gave Biff back his twenty dollars, and kept the rest for herself. Biff told her to make another bet, on the Washington Redskins. She didn't bet on the Bears, and they lost against the Los Angeles Rams, making Biff twenty dollars poorer. He gave a $20 bill that he stole from a table to his grandmother to bet on the Chicago Bears. Super7 Back to The Future Part 2: Biff Tannen Reaction Figure, Multicolor Sub Brand, Back to the future Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS), 180.0 Model Name. Biff repeatedly tried to get his grandmother to bet for him at the Turf Club since the legal age to gamble was 21, and at 18, he was underage.She complains about the stench of the manure in the car, as well as on himself, and told him to come up with a better lie when he says he got the bruise on his face from falling down the stairs. Gertrude Tannen orders Biff to take her to Las Vegas so she can play the slot machines., so experienced real blind spots and destroyed the car.Note: The following section is considered non-canon or is disputed in canonicity.
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They added a ‘Too Long, Didn’t Read’ synopsis to the theory, writing: “Biff had only ever driven his convertible and while he was drunk he didn’t know how to look out of the McFly’s Sedan as he had never driven it before.
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“So while he may have actually spilled beer on himself, which likely contributed to or was collateral damage from the incident, I’m arguing that drunkenness plus the reduced 360 visibility of the McFly’s Sedan created real blind spots for Biff and he was right.” confused by them.” “But after a few drinks, he wasn’t safe to drive, let alone in a Sedan-style vehicle that he had no experience with. The theorist continued: “The fact that he is George McFly’s boss, yet has to borrow his car, is presumably because he recently lost his vehicle (probably in shameful fashion) and had to take advantage of George again to drive that night where he needed to be (perhaps a business/social function).
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