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In reply to the discussion: Coolest T.V. - Movie Cars [View all]Joe Shlabotnik
(5,604 posts)95. LOl great points
another that just popped into my mind was that 'the bad guy' with the shot shotgun, had to ride around with the stunt man for a chunk of the scenes: He was totally white knuckled and physically ill. But ya, don't get me wrong wrong: shit, If 68 fast back came along and I had the money for it I'd probably jump at it, but I AM a die-hard Mopar fan, so for my tastes, and what I know of them (a buddy of mine owns a '68 Charger), THAT is the car for me. And your right with the shark analogy. Maybe tomorrow I'll search through my 2000+ bookmarks and see if I saved that article about how that scene was filmed. It was really in depth and very enlightening. If I find it I'll send your way.
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I believe they had to buy a lot of replacements as he didn't survive the stunts.
freshwest
Jan 2012
#61
Well, unfortunately they only made one for the movie and it was destroyed in filming.
HopeHoops
Jan 2012
#53
Well, it had lights, it *moved* with an eerie kind of zoom to it. I'd call it a vehicle.
freshwest
Jan 2012
#63
Rambler 'Street Competetion' Hurst-Red, White and Blue Big 3 'muscle car' killer
stuntgirl56
Oct 2020
#134