So what is your favorite movie car?

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Originally Posted by Indpowr

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That is so awesome that your car was in the movie I have seen each F&F movie about 10 times lol

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[CC Performance]

Originally Posted by BigDan

Pretty NO, Bad ass for sure, and I dont know of many others that can compete on this level for Hollywood and its one of the most powerful movie car's ever made.

I'm partial to the Monte Carlo in Tokyo Drift since its a NASCAR inspired movie car with legit parts. That and I have a 72 Monte Carlo 350/350. I posted more movie car info below or click on it's own movie car homepage http://www.tokyodriftmontecarlo.com/1.html



700hp 572 Bil Mitchell BBC










Most of Tokyo Drift's action takes place in, naturally, Tokyo, but the story is framed as the consequences of the hero's stateside street racing. The primered, NASCAR-inspired Monte Carlo is what gets him in trouble. Two of the nine first-generation Monte Carlos built for The Fast & the Furious: Tokyo Drift had big-blocks — this one with the 560-horsepower 509 aboard and the other with a 700-hp, 572-cubic-inch Bill Mitchell "Hardcore" crate engine (the other seven either had small-block V8s or were used as engine-less bucks). In both Chevrolet cars, the engines feed Hooker headers and Flowmaster mufflers and, for story purposes, are disguised with "Hardcore 632" valve covers. Both run Richmond T-10 four-speed manual transmissions, Wenco driveshafts and Moser-built 12-bolt rear-ends running 4.88:1 gears in a spool differential. Both also ride on a chassis wearing Global West front control arms and coil springs, KYB shocks, Speedway Engineering anti-sway bars, Global West weight jack plates and quick-ratio steering boxes.

Wilwood disc brakes sit behind each of the Cragar 397 steel 15-inch wheels. The tires are Goodyear stock-car specials, 27 inches tall and 8 inches wide in front and 27-by-10 inches in the back. The stark interiors consist of sheet metal fabricated in the Tokyo Drift shop, custom-built roll cages, Grant steering wheels and massive Hurst V-Gate shifters. Auto Meter gauges bolted to sheet metal replace the stock gauges and the seats are Beard low-back buckets.


Everything about the Tokyo Drift Monte Carlo demands muscle to operate and steely courage to remain composed. The 509 Monte ripped to 60 mph in only 4.4 seconds and devastated the quarter-mile in 12 seconds at 118.3 mph. That's despite tires built for circle-track racing rather than straight-line acceleration, and a distinct lack of traction that had the car squirming all the way down the course. That's quick by any measure, and it's hard to imagine any car accelerating with more drama.

Not many movie cars are true bad asses. The Tokyo Drift Monte Carlo is.

Honestly I didnt like the f+f movies, it intoduced n2o to a bunch of punk little kids with hundas and gave a fals eimpression of how it is used that i had to deal with

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Ahhhhh, Bullitt. McQueen was a badass.

[Dan@showstopper]

Fast Times at Ridgemont High Camaro

[YodaOnCrack]

Originally Posted by Dan@showstopper

Fast Times at Ridgemont High Camaro

Make up your mind dude. Is he gonna shit or is he gonna kill us?
First he's gonna shit, then he's gonna kill us.
Don't worry dude, my dad's a TV repairman, he's got an ultimate set of tools. I can fix it. You can't fix this car Spicolli. I can fix it.

[BigDan]

Originally Posted by CC Performance

Honestly I didnt like the f+f movies, it intoduced n2o to a bunch of punk little kids with hundas and gave a fals eimpression of how it is used that i had to deal with

At least the craze only lasted three year's which was fun by me because the bunch I ran around with back then was strictly GM muscle as daily drivers and my 67 Camaro w/ ZZ4, stalled auto w/ 4.10's made ate a lot of rice back in the day. Except this 2nd gen DSM raped me on the freeway 10 years ago.

[priya12]

Tarzen is my favorite movie car .I like this car .It is a nice car...........

[BigDan]

Wow, I think its cool they have a 5.0L Maverick in the next installment. My first car was a 74 Maverick Grabber and I drove it to high school in 96-97 and it didn't get any respect even though it was really, really clean. I loved it but ended up selling it because I didnt have the means to repair the brakes.

[Sterling]

One of my favorites is the "Death Proof" Nova.

[DevilsReject97]

Originally Posted by truvkngfan

Without a doubt the Dodge Interceptor from "The Wraith" nothing like a car that brings itself and the driver beack to life.

Absolutely love this car....2.2L 4cyl with twin turbos putting out 400hp....and this was built back in 1983!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by BigDan

Pretty NO, Bad ass for sure, and I dont know of many others that can compete on this level for Hollywood and its one of the most powerful movie car's ever made.

I'm partial to the Monte Carlo in Tokyo Drift since its a NASCAR inspired movie car with legit parts. That and I have a 72 Monte Carlo 350/350. I posted more movie car info below or click on it's own movie car homepage http://www.tokyodriftmontecarlo.com/1.html

Not many movie cars are true bad asses. The Tokyo Drift Monte Carlo is.

This car was easily my favorite out of all the FF movies, as it was the most simple, yet bad assed ride of all. I would love to own one...

[arod55]

This is not a movie but it the Viagra commercial with the 69 Camaro the guy out for a cruise on his way home, it always reminds me of my 69 Camaro. So Cool