we all had more fun then

@@sorshiaemms5959 This is how we drove to work, got groceries, and went to church.

Kinda was😂

How about the oil crisis?

And 80,s . Ran the man many times.

wazzzzzup I have a DVD called "Fast as Hell"It has "The Junkman","Deadline AutoTheft"and"Gone in 60 Seconds ll".All are H.B.Halicki movies.The Junkman is an actual finished movie.A cool chase scene with him driving a 80-82Corvette.I rented this movie from a gas station/video store in 1988.After the early 90s these movies became hard to find.The others are slapped together footage that was left after Toby Halickis unfortunate death onset during filming in 1989.Check out "MillCreekDirect.com".If that doesn't work text me at 6159875079.I'm a total fan of these movies and have a friend that keeps up with it.

Sorry I don't know my own number.6155875079.I had eye surgery Friday and literally can't see straight.

+wazzzzzup, first of all, you are of full of shit, so take off the rose-colored nostalgia glasses, okay? Second, while the newer Gone in 60 Seconds had so-so car chase scenes, its story was a lot better done than the H.B. Halicki movie, but the H.B. Halicki movie also had very impressive car chase scenes in its own right and, like the first French Connection film, it was done all in real time and you know how well people loved that part of the movie.

When I was a kid, I'm 62 now, my uncle George had a house in Carson California, and took me to see a major part of filming this movie, I'll never forget being there

😂

i loved it to

some driver some stuntman respect for this driver

And Bullit

The Seven Ups……much shorter, but just as sweet!

to be fair, those cars where brand new when this film came out

​@@CRAZYMUGMANNo car used in this ultra-low-budget film was new: "He spent a couple of years acquiring cars to use in the production. *_He owned a salvage yard in Downey_* along with his cousin. They were both millionaires in thir early twenties. *_Between the salvage yard and local wholesale outlets he bought about a hundred various vehhcles_* to use as fodder for the film. "His business was always under investigatioin by the state, suspicious that it was a front for a chop-shop/ stolen vehicle business. Some feel the plot of the movie was him thumbing his nose at authorities. "His family owned salvage yards back in upstate New York, and there are stories of them being involved in illicit stuff for many years prior to this."

Yeah especially the 67 Fairlane convertible I had a 66 390 hi Pro with the Borg Warner top loader 4 speed

Just as long as it isn't being destroyed nowadays where it would be irreplaceable

Halicki bought 200 cars from scrap yard for this movie

They weren't classic back then.

I know, when that little white Peugot turned over on the bridge.

1971-1973 mach ones are built like tanks.

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@@JohnnyDanger36963 should be cause those are the only mustangs that are land yacht -sized...

@@imrytebeehyneu they look it but they actually are small. my friends 1980s audi fox a small car,was parked next to a 71 mach,and the audi was fatter and 6 inchs shorter. they are not that big.they just look it!

That mustang has a NASCAR roll cage in it.

You are so RIGHT!

Never seen the French Connection? While a good scene, this doesn’t hold a candle to the climax chase in the French Connection.

That would be Bullet

Sorry no comparison

Like a porn movie this condensed version is better without all the dumb dialog and pointless cutaways.

Agree

It’s a Mach one, and I had a freind that had a gold one in highschool, needed work and we had in shop class a couple times, I was one the few that got to work on it in after school activities! Bring back shop classes in schools!!

1968 Mustang! 390!!

You're right

Эти фильмы живые, настоящие.

That, and the fact that the didn't pull any permits. The stunt driving was less than legal.

sadly its not the soundtrack from 73 to get it you have to find the VHS tape .

Back in late summer of 1976 I dragged home a nearly mint 71 Mach 1 fast back the last of its kind with that mach 1 logo on it the yellow was much deeper than this movie car so it might not even be all original... It had in it what my uncle grand father said was a toasted possibly run out of oil running but knocking 351C. They spent about 7-8 months refining it and never told me there was a two 4bbl intake somewhere the back with one Holley 850 carb. They did their own magic. The thing turned into an out of control museum piece still currently in my dads recroom museum. Under my dads house is 5 of my own vehicles 4 of his own and a half dozen motorcycles that have not been started since we parked em. My uncle Meinhert is credited with finishing that cars. That Mustang like my Camaro can literally tear a pair rear tires right off it. I had that Mustang up over 100 some shut it down. last time I ever drove it was summer of 88. I just got home from military serv in Panama.. I was hurt and went reserves. My dad revived the speedo that took a dump the summer of 1978 my grand father and uncle beat on it all summer long even raced it a few times locally on the streets. It now sits untouched without a single dent. It has an anti Jane Fonda sticker on the hatch window. We left that there for some reasons. The odd touch to that Mach 1 is the chrome wheel arches and chrome along the bottoms of the doors and rockers similar to the 69 model year. I have seen other 70 body styles like that.

I wonder how many cars they used to get this right? Or is it only one car cause goddamn, that car takes a lot of major hits

Wasn't any in the nick cage 1 either

It's one car that has a NASCAR roll cage in it and the whole chase seen was done start to finish in one take 45 minutes.

Nah I think he just scared af that he wanted to move away 😂

@@calebho5392 nah he moved to let him pass

It's built Ford tough.

Dumb A$$ watched it 1974

that's the life of a stuntman.

yeah thats was in the movie "The junkman" if i remember right

​@@sleepysnzno ot was gone in sixty seconds 2. Fast and the furious ripped of the slicer. There is a post on here of all the finished footage from sixty seconds 2.

@@uberdang830 sixty seconds 2 ???? Never heard of that movie. He died in the junkman which was the sequel to the original gone in 60 seconds. No idea where fast and furuios fits into all this but ok

@@sleepysnz Actually Deadline Auto Theft is the sequel to gone in 60 seconds.

73 front clips halicki hielly modified to take shit ton of abuse he started with a 71

I read somewhere years ago that they used a 71 Mustang and added a 73 grill. Don't know why.

@@scottworsley3218 that's exactly the case production couldn't afford a new one so they started a 71 and halicki did his stunt mods to the 71 dressed up like 73

all Cleveland power

You are correct. @@scottworsley3218

its a 71 made to look like a 73, they didnt have the budget to buy new 73s so they bought 71s the car that was wrecked there is still around and its brought around to big shows, still looks exactly like that

I came to the comments section looking for this 🤣😂😆

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Or flat tyres

Also, amazingly, it started right up, and never stalled.

you have the best sound track !!! this one is the remix from the re release a few years ago .

The original movie is this one .Get it right .

35mm film and a good transfer.

Literally said the same shit

You are the wheelman...

Which year? 😄

@@kmart0017 Funny question.. Wow Lets keep this really simple for you lets see to find out what year the car is you could read the title of the video or actually even watch the video to find out.. But hey lets stick with the extra simple answer direct your sight towards the title of the video slowly not to strain yourself

@@theestablishmenta7903 It’s not that simple: Both 1971 Mustang Sportsroofs used in the film (neither car has been proven to be a Mach 1, as often assumed) were bought in 1971, but as it was three years before Halicki could raise sufficient funds to start filming - each car was facelifted with 1973 grilles for the film (though each retain 1971 front bumpers, lower valances, and fenders). As with the liberties taken with the body modifications, Halicki's paint scheme featured a unique blackout treatment to the lower bodyside, taillight panel, and standard hood; similar, but not identical to Ford factory offerings on the Mach 1 (and Exterior Decor Group on Sportsroofs) at the time. All identifiable badging spelling the "Mustang" name was removed, though the grille badge and "Ford Motor Company" hubcaps are visible in the film.

Yeah. 1971-1973.

Thank you. I Love USA. And bad ASS TRUCKS.

I had a 71 Mach. 351 cleveland. was a cool car.