well, my little droogies, i love old car movies and since the information age has become something of a cinema time machine, i stumbled upon this old gem doing some research looking for the story "A Nice Morning Drive" by Richard Foster, the story from which Rush's "Red Barchetta" was based upon.

The movie is called "The Last Chase" and Porsche weenies will especially like this because the hero car is a modified 1973 Porsche 917/30 CanAm Spyder. It stars Lee Majors (I know, right) and Burgess Meredith (his scene when he first takes the F-86 up is almost delightfully pornographic!).

Anyways here is the obligatory wiki and imdb linky to it. Oh and my Ontario/Toronto friends will be pleased to know that a great deal of the movie was filmed in your backyards.

http://en.wikipedi...iki/The_Last_Chase

http://www.imdb.co...2/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

and the torrent location:
https://thepirateb...281981%28Murlok%29

I love you. Thank you for sharing this... need to check it out NOW.

For a super cheesy car movie (With an epic ending...) check this one out:

http://www.imdb.co...0071282/?ref_=sr_1

A little something to confuse the shit out of you...



http://www.imdb.co...1612774/?ref_=sr_1

Hahahaha! I saw a trailer for that. I thought it was fake. I guess I was wrong.

I enjoyed Rubber.

As a serial downloader and watcher of anything, I'll give everything here a go.

This looks neat and cheesy.

The outlaw widebody 356 is sweet.

I've never seen this show, but the Mustang isn't green, the Charger has too many doors, and Steve McQueen isn't anywhere to be seen, nobody loses any hubcaps, but they get a couple of points for recreation. Too bad it's 10 minutes too short.

HOWEVER... the green Beetle makes two appearances!

i actually have this in my dvd library. LOL


...and how about something Japanese?

best. ending. ever.

Oh that Kowalski.

Was it the original or the remake when they show the charred, wrecked Challenger and it's actually a wrecked Camaro?

Posted by bandi Oh that Kowalski. Was it the original or the remake when they show the charred, wrecked Challenger and it's actually a wrecked Camaro?

it was a 67 or 68 Camaro with the engine and transmission removed. It was towed by the fourth of the Challengers used, a 383 automatic.

Neat.

Pity the Last Chase AND King of the Mountain use VW - not that there's anything wrong with that... Neko.

Rarely mentioned is It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, which contains numerous classics... Neko.

Posted by cavemonkey A little something to confuse the shit out of you... http://collider.co...vie-poster-031.jpg http://www.imdb.co...1612774/?ref_=sr_1

I love that movie! I own it and have watched it many times.

"why do some people love sausages and other people hate sausages - no fucking reason!"

Posted by Kuroneko Rarely mentioned is It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, which contains numerous classics... Neko.

Thats a good flick! The tow truck in that movie is a Dodge M37 like I am restoring right now.

WANT

Posted by cavemonkey Thats a good flick! The tow truck in that movie is a Dodge M37 like I am restoring right now. WANT http://pics.imcdb....719161938.2933.jpg

Sweeeeeeet! Interesting bit of repurposing there.

Had this in it, too...

Think Im gonna have to netflix this tonight lol

Something I learned from listening to the commentary from John Hughes on "Ferris Bueler's Day Off" was that for the movie, they actually used reproduction Ferrari GT California cars just for the movie and everyone hated working on them including Matthew Brodrick who ended up on every time he had start the car for a scene, it would not start.

Also, the scene where the parking attendants take it on a joyride and jump it, the suspension and body held up, but the exhaust got crushed and it actually almost broke off the header.