The Story of The Wraith Interceptor 'Screen Chassis' Ep- 03 (Documentary)
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2020
- An in depth look at the 1984 Dodge M4S Pace Car used in the 1986 action car chase thriller 'The Wraith'. MFP Presents a look back at one of the greatest cult classic car chase movies of the 1980s and the car that set it apart with its incredible one of a kind design and look that continues even to this day to attract new audiences.
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Underrated movie and underrated car. Even 35 years later the car still looks badass.
hell yes
Damn Straight
In the hands of Charlie Sheen, this car was unstoppable. It was as if the car was fueled by tiger blood.
I thought it looked cool back then now to me it just looks stupid
@@Baka_Oppai nah. It's cool
35 years later and I'd still LOVE to have an M4S in my garage!
You might get you wish.
Chip foose found the car in a school yard. And is fixing it and remolding the car
I'm a Chevy guy, due to the fact that my dad worked for the GM plant in Anderson, IN, but I'd own this in a heartbeat!!! Yeppers!!
440 horsepower out of a 4cylinder back then is insane. Even now would be considered a powerhouse
i wonder if they still had the emisson problems that they did in the 80's to make these car's street legal, i bet yeah today you could crank out almost 1000 hp out of that motor. Well at least i would hope so =)
If I am not mistaken, this car with a weight of 2,500 lbs. could reach a speed nearly 200 mph.
440 was high for the time but it wasn't insane. European rally cars were producing the same reliably in a race setting.
Now it can be bought in a showroom car with warranty
@@JeremiahDouglas not at all
Everything was barely OBD1, so very primative emissions controls, like 1-wire 02 sensors 🤢
It's not so much the number of cylinders, it's the displacement and RPM. It comes in at 200 hp per liter. At the time, that was pretty good. Although, it's now obsolete. Even my Kawasaki ZX-6R makes 204 hp per liter naturally aspirated (636 CC at 15,000 rpm with 130 hp). No turbocharger required and just 91 octane.
"It's Outside, Turbo Interceptor. The only one In existence".....Jamie! *The Wraith*
I was probably 11 or 12 when I first saw the Wraith in the early 90s. Even as a kid and still to this day, I think it was such a good movie with a great story, a great soundtrack, and decent acting.
Agreed and same!
195mph out of a 4 cylinder, 2.2L (135 cubic inch) engine....back in 1986! Go Dodge!!
I heard in the past on another video that covered the car they claimed that the engine was a cosworth. I really have no idea which is correct.
@@waynetate9895 IT's a Chrysler 2.2 135 cu in engine with a 4 valve per cyl. Cosworth head and twin turbos.
but they had to put it in a Pontiac frame
Wasn’t even a Pontiac frame. The frame was a custom built chassis for making a fiero lighter to be able to compete in road racing designed by a racing chassis builder . They used that chassis but stretched it out . There for not even the same as the fiero either
Go Dodge? You mean Go Cosworth, they made that engine go.
“Before we had CGI, everything was real”
That comment really got me 😂
So true. They might have save a crew member’s life had CGI existed back then.
I'm sure the bullets were real too.
@@reanetsemoleleki8219No Joke. IRL If it was a Akira Kurosawa movie... well we know the arrows and horses were real. AND he intentionally killed at least one horse to make an epic shot and shot live arrows at actors without telling them.
It wasn't computer, but it was drawn on cel paint effects if done before Industrial Lights and Magic became a known studio.
In the movie they did speed up the frames to give the appearance that the car was going faster than what it was. This was very common in movies back then, particularly low budget ones. So yeah the car was real but multiple scenes in the movie the car was not going as fast as it may look.
This is a Classic 80's Movie. Dam Shame it's Underrated
One of the only movies from the 80s that I still talk about to this day whenever racing movies are brought up. I agree 100%.
Is not underrated...is a cult film....and still remember the main track....secret looser by ozzy osbourne
@@ericrojasvelez8891 amazing song from a top guy. Cant knock Tim feehan track either, love em both
@@ericrojasvelez8891 It took a while though
Even Terminator is a very good 80s movie which is overlooked
bad ass movie.. still watch to this day.!!!
Me too
"I smell French fries" lol 👍
@@spike736 that don't make no sense 😆
Deffinatly one of the reasons I still keep a vcr. Movies like this, IronEagle, Rad, Gleaming the cube.
@@americanwelder9865 love em all..but all these are available online now..lol.love RAD.. one of my fave BMX movies. And gleaming the cube..always wanted to make a diomand plate skate board.😆
“Who was that guy Skank?”
“I don’t know, but whoever he is, he’s weird and pissed off!”
Classic!
Skank and gutterboy are the best 😂
That was my favorite quote from that movie when i was a kid
My granny, now 97, still loves this movie
I don’t care what anybody says, I was alive when that movie came out and it was one of the best chase scenes, I’ve ever seen in my life. I instantly fell in love with this movie, and been a fan since
WOW! This was so nice to see!!! Bob would love this!!! I was a designer at Chrysler for 11 years. Bob was my first design manager in the studio in Highland Park for 3 years before we moved to Auburn Hills. He showed me this car and some of the development as the car was completed. What doesn't come across in the photos is how stunning the root beer colored paint is on the car and how generous the curves really are. These were the last of the themes before we got into the LH cab-forward cars and after the K-cars. Bob was an absolutely terrific guy, awesome car designer and very much a car guy through and through. I designed the exterior to the first generation Neon with Bob as my manager. I couldn't ask for a more terrific guy to work with. You should seek out his son Dean who could probably add to more info. I saw Bob about 4 years ago at a friends funeral. Another awesome designer, Michael Burton (look him up too!). Bob was having a lot of health issues but was still his same vibrant self. It was so nice to catch up with him. Thanks again for showing this.
Thank you very much for all your info. After a number of years being interested in movie and tv cars, I have been learning more and more about people behind the scenes who helped design and build this magnificent cars of our past and one thing I wanted this channel to be is as respectful and informative to those people who rarely get a mention and to give them as much recognition as possible for all their work. I am glad you liked this video. There is always a chance that one day a follow up may happen and I will remember to seek your advice when this does happen. Glad I was able to help bring back some fond memories for you. Cheers.
@@MFPMapFilmProductions Happy to help. I too would like to be respectful to the "actual" people who designed the vehicles. Often times in our business the real story gets lost. All the best!
I love that some of the design elements of this car can be seen in other cars now days and this film rocks
Awesome story
@@davexbit do you know if the engine was part of the K-car car, being Mitsubishi? Or was it actually Chrysler U.S. original build?
Skank & Gutterboy enjoyed this video with a nice glass of hydraulic fluid & Fig Newtons!
When they died, Gutterboy yelled "Skaaaaank!" 😂
lmmfao 👍
@@WillCtheMechDrummer 👍😄
I laughed out loud when I read your comment😂 you bloody legend!
I loved to hear the whine of that engine! Classic flick.
The engine and car sounds were overdubbed. But still awesome!!! Just like KITT🔥🔥🔥
It was literally the reason, the only reason I watch this video. I wanted to know about the sound of the car which I remember 30+ years later.
That car is as beautiful as Sherilyn Fenn was in the movie.
My gosh, I was so in love with her. She was so absolutely beautiful.
@@venominjected I wonder if old Charlie tapped that in real life?
Yes...yes indeed
@@michaelbrinks8089 😂😂😂 most likely...
Yeah, but Sherilyn Fenn had Bigger Head(๏人 ๏)Lights
I watch wraith when it first came out and I still like the movie today.
The car is awesome.
WISH IT WAS PUT INTO PRODUCTION 👀👍😁
I, like you, saw the film when it was released in the 80's. I also have it on VHS and recently found it on DVD. It will always be a part of my adolescence !
@@loveunderlaw I believe it was put into production, although very little. I think there was less than 100 cars made.
THAT SUCKS
Memories when i was in elementary..still watch it every now and then. Cant go wrong with 80s movies
"That shits got some kick!" My fav line from one of the cuda burnout bro's. Usually after taking a swig of something like tranmission fluid.
Skank
fire it up
Ha-Ha!! Mine too!! His name was Skank.
He snorted carb cleaner...
Love the fire it up reference; Skank ~ Wraith / Skank ~ The Crow
I used to watch it everyday on HBO as a kid. Was always trying to figure out what kind of car it was. Way ahead of its time.
Never mind the car itself, I fell in love with the engine sound from the movie. Not sure if that is the engine's original sound. But the movie engine sound is what I will always remember. I would imagine that is what most people will remember. The Engine Rev Up Sound. Yes this is very much a cult classic. Thank you Dodge for making a difference.
The sound of the engine was a combination of the engine itself and the bubbly sound of the Jetson Sky cars in my opinion
Yeah it had a very distinctive growl to it.
Sorry, The sound in the movie was an over dub. Made to sound other worldly. Personally, I Thought It Sucked ! The cars real sound was much better. I heard it run one night they were moving it around the basement level at CTC. My wife worked there and volunteered at the museum some weekends. 👊😎👍
This is my favorite movie of all time! In the early 90s, I used to go out to Tucson, to cruise around, looking for the locations. In 2009, i had the opportunity to do a scene with David Sherrill (Skank) in In/Significant others. I hollered "Skank!" at him from across the floor, and everyone went silent, thinking I had just insulted their star, LOL. You can imagine how relieved they all were, when he hollered "Yeah! Man, I haven't heard that one in a LONG time!" back at me. We shook hands and started talking. We suddenly realized that everyone was just standing there and watching us, thinking we were old friends, LOL. Really nice guy.
Jake!!!!....Jake.......Jamieeeeee!!!😂😂😂...
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I came here to post the same thing!!!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! love it
The wraith is my absolute favorite movie. I've honestly watched it at least a 100 times over the years.
I love this car and the movie. As a 5 year old seeing the movie I instantly fell in love with it. It was so far ahead of its time in so many ways, too bad it never entered production. I think it deserves more recognition among car enthusiasts. Thank you for the video as there is not much stuff about it on YT.
Cheers. I am glad you liked this. I felt the same about the Mad Max car I did and I figured I know there are fans of other cars from movies out there, so I decided to just make videos to reflect that.
@@MFPMapFilmProductions Yes thank you. As a kid, this was just 1 of my favorite movie/TV cars.
I never got around to watching this thing, but wow, that is some sweet car design. Perfect marriage of sport and muscle.
I discovered the film in college. I remember cruising around listening to the soundtrack in my Fiero
Jett Boy
Never Surender. Lion.
Still the prettiest car I've ever seen.
I promise you
One of my favorite movies as a kid, still one of my favorites till this day! 🔥🤘🏽🔥
I was sixteen when this movie came out. Between Sherilyn Finn and the car, I can tell you we thought it was great. A bit of ‘80’s camp after a modern viewing, but it’s still a good popcorn, root for the good guy over the bad guy movie.
One of my most favorite car movies ever. I've seen it so many times that is hard to count but didn't know much about the car. Thank you for your research.
You are welcome. More movie and tv cars to come. The channel will now be my focus for the next year and I am planning to offer more content soon as I will launch more videos tied to movie and tv vehicles, including top 10s, model car reviews, chase scene breakdowns, movie car video game lets play. Feel free to subscribe. Cheers.
This shits got some kick.
You can see where Jaguar got it's inspiration from for the XJ220
I remember this! Saw it in '86, loved it, got my mates round to watch it and they loved it. Good times.
I remember seeing a classified ad for the original molds for the body in the back of a kit car magazine circa 1995/96/97. I wonder if they are still out there.
First time I ever saw that movie I noticed the Dodge logo on the front.
Maybe the 2 time I watched it i saw it .I remember thinking wow. I need to figure out what that is ? I was shocked to find deaths car was a dodge lol
When I was young I wondered why such a crazy paranormal car had a Dodge logo.
I always wondered why they never removed the logo. It was a paranormal car after all. That's what I thought when I first watched it at 16-17.
@@Frostified because God is a dodge driver.
It was a chrysler logo not dodge
That was an impressive 4 banger for 1984.
And the car still looks futuristic almost 40 years later..
RIGHT???
That’s an impressive 4 banger even for today! You’d have to go to Porsche to get a 4 cylinder anywhere near that power! Shame that car never made mass production. Great movie!
When I was a kid I loved this movie.
Loved and still love that movie. The Turbo Interceptor is absolutely badass, also to today´s standards, and, OMG, Sherylin Fenn ♥♥♥ Not to forget the epic soundtrack.
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This seems to be the idea we’re “The Crow” came from,guy comes back from the dead to avenge..
James O'Barr definitely did, even though he claims he never heard of the movie. Being a comic book artist that he was idk how that was possible.
@@bleeneo101 yea agreed he would have
Definitely saw it The crow came out in what 1993? Less than a decade later
AWESOME FILM, I WENT TO THE MOVIES TO SEE THIS 3 TIMES; AWESOME FILM ALONG WITH ANOTHER CALLED THE CAR....GREAT....
Pure 1980's feeling and the best of the 80's.
I was 16 years old when that came out. I loved that movie. I even watched it a couple of weeks ago as it is here on RUclips for free! The Wraith/Turbo Interceptor inspired a different Dodge creation that no one really knows about. A few a blocks from my house in the Indian Hills neighborhood of Hopkinsville, KY there was a guy really into late 60s and early 70s muscle cars. There was one car from the 1980S he liked the styling of but not the complete package. The 1996 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z. The factory car was front wheel drive, 2.0 L Turbo with double overhead cans. The cars total output at the crank was like 160HP. The interior had a lot of plastic parts that would get brittle over the years and break. The seats ripped quickly, the headliner fell after just 6 mo.
Well this guy loved the looks of the 1st generation Daytina Turbo Z but hated everything else. I'm not sure who he knew for pulling what strings but he managed to get an 87 Daytona Turbo Z complete body but with a transmission hump, drive shaft channel, and the rear shaped out for a rear axle. He built it with a 340ci block, alloy heads and a 6pack of 2brl carbs custom drive shaft. Customers drive linkages as well as A arms. I was crazy fast when he was done as it should hive been putting 350hp to 380 to the ground
I seen that car at the Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills a few years ago.
I just looked into it. Permanently closed.
Dam, I live very close to there, wish I got to see it.
as a kid in the 80s and car person, I still want a M4S!
Same. It would be nice to have one in my garage if I was rich, a car collector, or had an actual garage. ;)
@@MFPMapFilmProductions Wasn't the car in the movie,higher in the back?? I always had the impression it was more high in the back,and lower in the front.But maybe it was just the filming angles
@@johnnyguitar6639 It was shaped like a tadpole. Its point at the rear went upwards. So it looks like the back is higher. But it thins out from the bottom up.
@@MFPMapFilmProductions Ok.Probably just me than.
Hell yeah
I found the wraith in my dads VHS collection in the early 90s, loved the turbo interceptor, so freaking sleek
The best thing in the Wraith wasn’t the car,it was Sherilyn Fenn! What a babe!❤️❤️❤️
Was the car
@@Ajaxaxxess no
@@ZeroMass yup
@@Ajaxaxxess not according to the thumb up ratios. 28 - 3 🤫
@@ZeroMass oh ok. Good thing the strangers on the internet dictate what you think by thumbs up ratios. Ya tasteless cabbage.
When I was a kid I went nuts when I seen this movie
Wtf, what about corvette summer...?
Great movie! One of my favs! It had everything, badass car, hot women, car races, even the music is memorable.
Ohhh the music... one of the best soundtracks ❤ it gets even lot smaller credit than the movie or the car.
Its free on RUclips free movies
@@drsin6856 For real? Nice!👍🏾😃
Watched this while drunk and actually teared up remembering when I saw this badassery in the theater. Thank you for this!
You are welcome.
One of my all time favourite ever movie cars. It was so futuristic and effortlessly cool.
Literally one of my favorite movies of all times, and I absolutely love that car
Qual é o nome do filme
@@PauloSilva-hh5gu the wraith
Sherilyn Fenn...oh my goodness.
Jeremiah Johnson. Indeed.
Wonder if she was related to forrest fenn?
So beautiful....
more like goddess😀
Was she the basis for Twin Peeks?
I rented the movie on VHS-tape in the late eighties. Now i have it proudly displayed on my DVD-shelf. 👍❤
Thirty Five years later and that car still looks futuristic.
One of my favorite car movies right up there with Smokey and the bandit. I also love the dukes of hazard movie and gone in 60 seconds. I have a challenger so I love vanishing point too.
I remember going to the PPG Cart races as a kid at the road courses seeing the entire PPG pace car team I think there was at least two transporters full of custom one off pace cars, be neat to see more of the PPG pace cars featured
I had no idea that the original molds were found. That just made my entire week. Glad I had the lines "you lose the race, you lose your car" stuck in my head. Great video, nice info too.
Saw the car at Chrysler nationals at Carlisle pa several years ago. Mouth wouldn’t stop watering!
I remember when I saw this movie I was like 10 years old lol loved this movie
engine that pulsed forward and backwards instead of side to side was mind blowingly cool asf
All Hollywood SFX, sorry.
yeah if you look closely the engine looks like it is cartoon animated but with lots of detail
I remember seeing Wraith on VHS and thought it was a Mad Max rip. But looking back and re-watching it now the stunts and chase scenes where and are amazing.
My dream car ever since I saw it in the movies way back in the 80's
Awsome film, one of my all time favourites i must of rented it dozens if times in the 80s
I remember seeing this movie when I was a teenager in the 80's. It's a shame that Chrysler repainted it. It's a shame that the movie didn't do better. I hope that car guys with the money and means can help keep the memory of this car alive. I know that if I had the money I'd want one of those kits that was made. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Soon enougha new Chrysler CEO with historical knowledge will mandate a restoration to its original color.
I was born in 78 so I was still a kid when this movie came out. I still remember everything about this movie today. I've seen it many times since then and when my son is a little older I will show it to him as well.
Thank you for this blast from the past, I have seen this movie over a dozen times and couldn't believe my eyes when this video popped up on my feed
This is the best video I have seen on the history of this car, thank you sir!
I remember seeing this on TV and I remember jumping up for Joy when I found it for sale for I think a few dollars at a Walmart DVD bin and it's one of my favorite movies ever since. The car was amazing and it had some weird and odd shapes but honestly I think that was more due to the molds that they used for the movie set.
In 1986 I was 9, I remember seeing this movie on vacation in Lake Tahoe. Then I never saw it again for years and years, and I never knew the name of it to look for it...it was always a faded memory to me. Then, years and years later, I saw it on tv, I was in my 30s by then...it brought me right back to that family vacation and reminded me of good times long ago...
I was born in 82 and this was The movie that got me into cars!!!
My brother and I rented this on vhs when it came out. We watched it at least 10x before returning it. I loved we went down across the valley and got a box of goober line. The chase with the Trans am was awesome. The turbo interceptor was absolutely beautiful and still is to this day. Never knew about the 4cylinder and 200 mph and didn't care! I honestly think that car is the best looking prototype of all time, name a better one please!!!
I sure Enjoyed my '89 Dodge Daytona Shelby 😍
For the longest time, my 2nd favourite movie car growing up, being an Aussie the Mad Max car was top spot, but either way, I had watched The Wraith dozens of times and was always in awe of the car every time, years later learning it was a 4cyl gave me even more appreciation for it.
What a machine. Thank you fanboy for hunting down the molds. The dream lives for some. Awesome
Well we know where Honda got the idea for the back of the nsx!
Nissan MID4
@@user-hc9qv9yb9m The M4S is four years older than the MID4.
I have a mint 04 NSX I'd trade for a Wraith
Thought the exact same thing!
I was just thinkin of that the closest car to resemble is the honda NSX
THE M4S WAS A GREAT CAR IN ITS DAY WITH 440 HORSEPOWER FROM A 2.2LITER 4 CYLINDER
And now Mercedes' 4-cyl in the new CLA is hitting around that almost 40 years later.
Still my favorite movies. Must've seen it a hundred times. Now I need to pop the DVD in the player again today
this movie was awesome, dont care what anyone says. I'm gonna watch it again tonight
Loved the movie. Loved the car..Great video pal.
Thank you.
This car was basically the solution for a problem that never ever existed
You never know, that you had a problem, until you found the solution for it!
Thankyou I found this entertaining and good to see the car wasn't scraped 👍
Cheers.
I liked this movie . It's by no means an Oscar contender but it's still very entertaining .
Had this on vhs as a 15y.o kid loved the movie still do,always wanted to know what make it was.thanks for the info great channel
When i saw that Chrysler emblem on the nose while watching the movie(as a kid) i always hoped to own one. I'll have to build my own.
THAT WAS A GREAT MOVIE AND I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A REPLICA OF THAT CAR. :)
I was 7 years old in 1986 when I watched it as a kid. Badass movie! 👾 Still love it!
LOVE THIS CAR! I remembered the first time I laid eyes on it in the 90's. It became my favorite vehicle from there on. Would love to own it as a part of my childhood memory & as part of vehicle design enthusiast. 31 yrs later this car is my first choice for movie memorabilia.
would of "killed" to have this car when it was for sale a few years ago
but as usual no money to get it!
people don't realize when this movie came out it wasn't for the actors, it was more for the car! actors were just a bonus lol
Wow i thought i was the only one that saw this movie and felt the same way about the car it looks amazing and i would pay all the money in the world for it
This movie has been a favorite of mine since I was a kid some time in the late 80's or early 90's. I had a VHS copy of the TV I rewatched till it fell apart. Years later my wife found a DVD copy of it and now I have that backed up onto my Plex server. I still watch it from time to time. At least once a year.
Absolutely love this car. I think it's gorgeous.
If I ever end up with a spare 150K laying around in the distant future, you can sure as hell bet that I'll be going out of my way to get one built.
Great video man!
Thanks man. Be sure to subscribe as this channel is now dedicated to movie cars and car chases and the makings of and history of some of the great car movies of the past and even new ones that cut the mustard. I have a new video coming out soon for my 1000 subscription.
@@MFPMapFilmProductions Alright, I'll give ya a sub! haha
@@exedracs4029 Thanks mate.
@@exedracs4029 You can also see, since you are interested, a video (timeplaps) of me making the 3D model of the Turbo Interceptor I made for this video on my channel. Cheers
@@MFPMapFilmProductions I'll check it out 👍
The Film was ok. What stand out was the car.
Little note to the "twin over head cams". Normaly its called DOHC Double OverHead Camshaft.
And for the people they like crazy cars with massiv wings should look into "Zakspeed Capri group 5".
This beast was first raced 1980 with a 1,7 Liter Turbo 600hp engine.
The predecessor had an 1,4 Liter Turbo with 460hp.
And on the Japan side of things there where the silhouette formula.
To be honest the Dodge M4S Turbo was pretty late to the party.
Cheers for the extra info. When it comes to movies and cars, I am somewhat balanced (or at least try to be) I know there are people out there that know a way lot more than me about a particular engine or car and sometimes, if I try to be too much of a try hard and get very technical where I can't fully confirm something or it changes from model to model, I try to keep it in check. I have seen the DOHC label before, though not fully aware of what its all about I must admit. I do agree I think that the US got into the 4 Cylinder game late and did not reach its full potential sooner. Ackerman had mentioned, though others were happy with his 198.4 MPH speed he got, he knew it could have made 220 had they put more time into it.
@john jones I diden't compare the engines.
I did talk about massiv winged cars with Turbo engines and made a notice that Dodge where late to try out the turbo engine.
thanks for this video. I loved the Wraith car growing up, as it was an exciting movie. Racing and crashes.
one of the first cars i ever fell in love with. i remember watching the wraith as a kid and just staring in wander and awe at that beautiful machine!
In the movie that car wasn't to be played with period! The dodge Daytona was one of my favs in that movie 🎥
I liked the way the street race was between a 1984 Turbo Daytona but it transformed into a 1988 model in the chop shop later.
"Things are Getting a little to equal these days"
Packard
One of my favorite 80's movie. This car was decades ahead of it's time. I remember my dad coming home with a brand new silver with black racing stripes 85 Dodge Charger 2.2 when I was 7 years old.
I was 11yrs old when this movie came out. I remembe being blown away at the turbo Interceptor. I'd love 2 own a replica of it. Good times man, good times..
I always wished my XR sounded just like his. It never did 😞
LOL 😂 it was overdubbed just like the car was.
@@WillCtheMechDrummer wow I never knew that 🙄
Damn thanks for making this. I really enjoyed it interesting to hear about Dodge wanting the emblem to show in the movie , always wondered about that. I use do watch this move over and over when it came out one of my all time favs...
I must have been one of the few people as that saw this when it was brand new in the theater. 😁
It's still one of my favorite movies and that car is always going to be one I want. Just washed it again a couple weeks ago!
I remember watching this movie on VHS over and over when I was 7 or 8 years old. I’m 43 now 😮😂