Kissimmee, FL -- David Hasselhoff has just landed a deal to make a big-screen version of "Knight Rider --" the 1980s TV show that featured Hasselhoff as a heartthrob who fought crime with the help of a talking Trans Am named KITT.

Although "Knight Rider" went off the air in 1986, there's still a huge interest in KITT cars -- so much so that a man in Florida makes his living creating clones of the speaking sports car.

Mark Scrivani has a four-month-long waiting list for his "replicars," which sell for $50,000 a pop.

He says if Hasselhoff needs someone to create a KITT for the new film, he's ready to get his motor running on either a classic model or a modernized KITT.

Scrivani has already contacted Hasselhoff offering his services, but, so far, hasn't heard back from the wavy-haired star.

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