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16-05-2015, 03:47 PM
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Bathed In A Yellow Glow
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: NSW Central Coast
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You see in a lot of action movies when a car flips there is no drive train, no exhaust and the like.
HD TV and the ability to stop and analyse movies frame by frame makes it easy to see. Good thing they strip them out or these days use replicas and other CIG tricks, why destroy perfectly good cars that are classics or may end up being one? That Monaro in Mad Max was in very poor condition with every panel dinted and in the ‘70’s it would have been a cheap throw away. These days they should know better. How many ’69 Chargers went to the boneyard courtesy of the Duke of Hazzard? |
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Re: Mad Max Replicas
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