He didn't even have permits to film this movie, all the 500 plus cars were owned by H.B Halicki, this was the only movie that was 100% funded by the maker, all the stunts were done with zero permits including driving through the crowded parks and all the crashes, when he took out the light pole on the L.A Freeway he just took off up the ramp like it was supposed to happen, it was all in the extras on the dvd that sold @ Walmart 15 yrs ago. Best movie I ever found in the $5 bins besides Vanishing Point and and a few others.
@@christianmaheu9565 Best ever car chase. Saw this at the drive-in when it came out. Can watch any time. Have the DVD of this and the remake. Original is still the best chase ever.
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@@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!
Way better then the Hollywooded up Nicolas Cage version. What you see is what you get. A lot of people don't know, that in the part when he hit , and sheered off that steel utility pole. He really did lose control, and seriously injured himself. Had "Eleanor" not been extremely reinforced, he'd of been done for. He kept on going even after he was seriously hurt.You gotta understand also, this was filmed on a very limited budget. Nobody in Hollweird would get behind his vision. Thus why H.B. "Toby" Halicki Wrote, produced, directed,was the stunt coordinator and drove the Eleanor car. So much more realistic then the re-make. He hit something, something got dented, smashed, or fell off the car.You see a lot of close friends, and family of his in the credits. It took me YEARS to find the original version of Gone IN 60 Seconds on DVD, after the fluffed up version came out. Still looking for more of his films on DVD
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.
+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
@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 my grandfather was in that movie and was good friends with Toby. He played the insurance adjustor in the scene with parnell Jones with the olly bronco.
this has to be one of the best car chase movies of all time from what i had herd they never stopped filming during the chase and the funny thing was it was a low budget film way better than the newer gone in 60 by far
They didn't want to pay for the permit to film so they did it on a Sunday when the inspector was at home. All the people you see on the sidewalks running scared didn't know a movie was being filmed.
This is the real deal not a hollywood remake the low budget made it seem more realistic and it was best chase ever 351 C stangs always a favorite thanks
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 have fond memories from my childhood of my father watching this movie by himself and saying, ``This movie is so funny, let's all go see it!'' as a family.
I’ve seen this chase countless times and I’m always blown away how the driver of the car that veers left and out of the shot at 20:12 regains control of the car and re-enters the shot two seconds later. This guy could have been a racing driver with car control like that.
the guy driving the car was the same guy that wrote the movie directed the moving and acted in the movie I cant remember his name right now but its a helluva story. He got killed in a stunt drive gone wrong I think doing another movie.
H.B. Halicki. He was a real gonzo filmmaker who made his fortune in the auto salvage business. When he made 'Gone...' he shot it without a completed script, provided his own cars and did his own stunt driving. Sadly, he did die on the Buffalo, NY set of 'Gone In Sixty Seconds 2' in August 20, 1989. A cable holding a water tower to be dropped snapped unexpectedly knowing over a telephone pole onto Halicki killing him instantly. He was 48.
@@johnwilliamson2707 I know about him. He’s a legend in my eyes. I meant the guy driving the cop car that started the chase. Looks like he hit a rut in the mud and almost crashed.
Negative, Halicki was driving the mustang, the car in question was driven by a Long Beach police officer. All the cops in the movie were real cops in addition to the Firemen and pretty much everyone else you see in the movie except for the heavy set guy playing a cop he was J.C. Agajanian Jr the son of J.C Agajanian
@@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
That’s gotta have at least a 100 gallon gas tank and the toughest and strongest tires I ever seen or heard of and that man can drive better than any other person .
@@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
Gotta be the best car chase ever! No budget. No permits. No road closures. No stunt doubles. Most of the cars they crashed were his own. Poor ol' Eleanor. I wonder how many tire and radiator changes they had to make. And how many times they had to pull a fender away from a tire. R.I.P. Toby.
thats because of the no permits, so people really thought there was a car chase going on, some of the police knew what was going on i think even the one that grabs the spectator from the street and dives out of the way knew what was going on.
I saw this at a screening at a Custom Van hotrod show at the CNE in '77. Shag rug mandatory. My friends mom timed the final chase scene on her wristwatch. It just went on and on and we loved it. p.s. The Cadillac full of Cannabis Connaisseurs were the best.
Bullitt was a superior chase, but the ending of this one is easily one of my favorite chase *endings* of all time. Just casually swapping the wrecked Eleanor for a new one at the car wash was just brilliant.
Just ONE More thing..By far the best chase car movie of all time. I grew up in LA where they filmed most of this. Back then the Harbor Freeway was the (11) not the (110) as it is today. You can definitely say that -“ Eleanor” was one FORD that truly was F-irst O-n R-ace D-ay..lol
For me this is the best car chase movie ever, second is Vanishing Point i lived in Denver when it was filmed and most of the locations are now gone...that's the only way to see how things looked...Denver was cool back then it was still rustic, as Los Angeles was...
My Dad had a Mustang like at the start of the video... same rims, Same Color or very close (it's been a while). Fords rusted like crazy! 2nd year, the radio antenna fell through the fender, also there was a hole in the trunk floor large enough for a loaf of bread to fit through. CRAZY !!
the one thing this movie does that no other movie with car chases does, is showing the after effects of the car chase, people getting hurt, emergancy vehicles having to be sent out to help them, the bad parts of the car chase.
Dude Ford should of used this movie to market the hell out of the Mustang! Call it the Mustang that couldn't be killed! You know kind of like built Ford tough remember the F150 in Mr Majestik! Man movie is all the advertisement Ford would of needed to blast the competition into the dust. Or maybe "the Mustang that NO Mopar could catch!" Coolest chase scene ever! Dude had to have another Mustang!
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I remember getting this on DVD back in 2003, and I was like "What?" The only Gone In 60 I knew about was the 2000 version. Regardless, this whole sequence -- as hurtful as it is to see these Classics get wrecked, is low-key GOATED as far as movie chases go.
I'm glad that I have the DVD of this movie. Cool movie, certainly worth watching!! This had the Guinness Book of World Records for the most vehicles destroyed in 1 movie.
The police dispatcher calls it a 73 Mustang. It is obviously a hybrid of some sort. 73 grill. 71/72 bumper, front lower valance w/ lights, and side paint scheme.
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
That's a 73 mustang I was in the navy when this was filmed and we were in one of the scenes and watched then fix both car's and we know what the 74 mustang was going to look like and couldn't believe that they did this .
Ronny Jasper That explains the small bumper. I had a '73 and it had a larger front bumper, which I believe was an updated because of crash standards. '71 was last year for engines with respectable compression ratios.
Leonard Gilbreath also the woman whos husband directed this film now sells replica gone in 60 secs 1968 remakes of the 2000s gone in 60 secs you cam buy for 125000 dollars.
I remember when the movie came out and the first week it showed at the Moonglow outdoor movie theatre in Fresno they had the actual car dents and all for viewing on a flat bed trailer parked next to the snack bar for viewing.
I also seen it countless times when it first came out I was about 12 years old my dad took me to watch it with vanishing point the scene where he Clips the car on the freeway and then hits the light post he almost got killed on that one in real life I thought that was the greatest movie there ever was back then that and vanishing point both of them vanishing point was actually better but they were both great car movies definitely a classic
He didn't even have permits to film this movie, all the 500 plus cars were owned by H.B Halicki, this was the only movie that was 100% funded by the maker, all the stunts were done with zero permits including driving through the crowded parks and all the crashes, when he took out the light pole on the L.A Freeway he just took off up the ramp like it was supposed to happen, it was all in the extras on the dvd that sold @ Walmart 15 yrs ago. Best movie I ever found in the $5 bins besides Vanishing Point and and a few others.
And DIRTY MARY CRAZY LARRY!
Hard to watch with some of the classics getting wrecked in the chase . Brings a tears to my eyes
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.
I agree!! Way better than the 2000 movie!!.no computer creating , this was old school stunts!! This is a great movie!!
1st time seeing the original?
and Halicki was hurt badly when he hit that post on the highway...went on a few weeks later to finish the chase
@@christianmaheu9565 Best ever car chase. Saw this at the drive-in when it came out. Can watch any time. Have the DVD of this and the remake. Original is still the best chase ever.
@@christianmaheu9565 He never walked the same after jumping the car either
@@account4info irony is that he died filming the sequel "gone in 60 seconds 2" when a telephone pole fell on him.
That Mustang really was built Ford Tough!
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.
The BEST gone in 60 seconds! That car went through hell. Only movie I can think of that they used the same car through out the entire movie!
and she still runs to this day
Lo dudo, claramente hicieron 2 veces la escena del salto y dudo que la hayan hecho con el mismo Mustang
I can't help but disagree.the GT500's bumper looks better than the entirety of a Mach 1.
@@reyganbriggs6785 what does that even mean? How does that even correlate to the comment made?
Liar!
Way better then the Hollywooded up Nicolas Cage version. What you see is what you get. A lot of people don't know, that in the part when he hit , and sheered off that steel utility pole. He really did lose control, and seriously injured himself. Had "Eleanor" not been extremely reinforced, he'd of been done for. He kept on going even after he was seriously hurt.You gotta understand also, this was filmed on a very limited budget. Nobody in Hollweird would get behind his vision. Thus why H.B. "Toby" Halicki Wrote, produced, directed,was the stunt coordinator and drove the Eleanor car. So much more realistic then the re-make. He hit something, something got dented, smashed, or fell off the car.You see a lot of close friends, and family of his in the credits. It took me YEARS to find the original version of Gone IN 60 Seconds on DVD, after the fluffed up version came out. Still looking for more of his films on DVD
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
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It physically hurts to see all these classic cars being destroyed, but great chase.
@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."
If we knew them what we know now I don't see many of those cars being ruined especially the blue Road Runner.
and they all belonged to HB Halicki
in 1974 they were not classics yet
Absolutely NO fake CGI in this movie !
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.
What The Hell Is CGI And AI??
The greatest car movie and chase scene of all time!!!
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
The real OG Eleanor!
You are so RIGHT!
Yeah my grandfather was in that movie and was good friends with Toby. He played the insurance adjustor in the scene with parnell Jones with the olly bronco.
How much did he get paid?
Brings back lot's of memories of when I lived in California. I wish I could live in that era again.
this has to be one of the best car chase movies of all time from what i had herd they never stopped filming during the chase and the funny thing was it was a low budget film way better than the newer gone in 60 by far
They didn't want to pay for the permit to film so they did it on a Sunday when the inspector was at home. All the people you see on the sidewalks running scared didn't know a movie was being filmed.
The world sure has changed in 50 years since this movie came out.
yeah i cant belive how little traffic there is in California, especially in that area
This is the real deal not a hollywood remake the low budget made it seem more realistic and it was best chase ever 351 C stangs always a favorite thanks
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.
boss 351 30 hp
It’s more impressive when you read the history and statistics of the chase.
My friends and I watched this movie 4 times in one afternoon, in the theater, had to hide between shows.
One of the best car chases ever 🎥 The whole film done on a very low budget as well. Remember it well as a young lad.
I have fond memories from my childhood of my father watching this movie by himself and saying, ``This movie is so funny, let's all go see it!'' as a family.
I’ve seen this chase countless times and I’m always blown away how the driver of the car that veers left and out of the shot at 20:12 regains control of the car and re-enters the shot two seconds later. This guy could have been a racing driver with car control like that.
the guy driving the car was the same guy that wrote the movie directed the moving and acted in the movie I cant remember his name right now but its a helluva story. He got killed in a stunt drive gone wrong I think doing another movie.
H.B. Halicki. He was a real gonzo filmmaker who made his fortune in the auto salvage business. When he made 'Gone...' he shot it without a completed script, provided his own cars and did his own stunt driving. Sadly, he did die on the Buffalo, NY set of 'Gone In Sixty Seconds 2' in August 20, 1989. A cable holding a water tower to be dropped snapped unexpectedly knowing over a telephone pole onto Halicki killing him instantly. He was 48.
@@johnwilliamson2707 I know about him. He’s a legend in my eyes. I meant the guy driving the cop car that started the chase. Looks like he hit a rut in the mud and almost crashed.
Negative, Halicki was driving the mustang, the car in question was driven by a Long Beach police officer. All the cops in the movie were real cops in addition to the Firemen and pretty much everyone else you see in the movie except for the heavy set guy playing a cop he was J.C. Agajanian Jr the son of J.C Agajanian
Was a shame when H. B. Halicki died doing one of his own stunts for the sequel to this.
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.
This is the one I still have the DVD......by far the best EVERRRRRRRR
Wow I recognize these streets! I've crossed the Vincent Thomas Bridge 100s of times. A lot of Long Beach and Wilmington still looks the same 😎
Incredible chase ... after 50 years, it is still one of the best ever !
i loved it to
some driver
some stuntman
respect for this driver
And Bullit
The Seven Ups……much shorter, but just as sweet!
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That’s gotta have at least a 100 gallon gas tank and the toughest and strongest tires I ever seen or heard of and that man can drive better than any other person .
Him backing up the tow truck with a car on it while being chased has my respect, most people can't backup a car and he's outrunning the cops
Actually that is a '73 Mustang. The 1971's turn signals in the front grill are horizontal, while the 1973's are vertical.
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.
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You gotta love how the opening scene with him in the Cadillac doing 90 was not a sped up scene. CGI will never replace real action!
Gotta be the best car chase ever!
No budget. No permits. No road closures. No stunt doubles. Most of the cars they crashed were his own. Poor ol' Eleanor. I wonder how many tire and radiator changes they had to make. And how many times they had to pull a fender away from a tire. R.I.P. Toby.
some of the police officers knew about the filming in were also in the movie but i think thats it, the fire and medical dept. didnt know about it.
I can watch this chase!! Over n over!!
I love that there's tons of spectators on every sidewalk.
thats because of the no permits, so people really thought there was a car chase going on, some of the police knew what was going on i think even the one that grabs the spectator from the street and dives out of the way knew what was going on.
1971 Mach One Mustang, WOW!!!!!
and dressed up to look like a '73
The smack- umbrella grandma steals the show 4:27 😂😂😂
I came to the comments section looking for this 🤣😂😆
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I saw this at a screening at a Custom Van hotrod show at the CNE in '77. Shag rug mandatory. My friends mom timed the final chase scene on her wristwatch. It just went on and on and we loved it. p.s. The Cadillac full of Cannabis Connaisseurs were the best.
Dumb A$$ watched it 1974
Oh God, it reminds us of those beautiful times
That mustang is like a Timex watch: takes a lickin' as it keeps on tickin'...
It's built Ford tough.
I seen this movie when it first came out. I also have it on VHS.
you have the best sound track !!! this one is the remix from the re release a few years ago .
The stunt driver had serious back injuries after that jump.
I actually watched this movie when it first came out in 1974. I was 11 years old.
Bullitt was a superior chase, but the ending of this one is easily one of my favorite chase *endings* of all time. Just casually swapping the wrecked Eleanor for a new one at the car wash was just brilliant.
This is the movie that should be shown all the time instead of the newer one
R.I.P for all the cool cars that were wrecked in the making of these scene
This was a better movie than the remake.
this is filmed so good i miss the 70s and i grow up in the 90s which were also great
Just ONE More thing..By far the best chase car movie of all time. I grew up in LA where they filmed most of this. Back then the Harbor Freeway was the (11) not the (110) as it is today. You can definitely say that -“ Eleanor” was one FORD that truly was F-irst O-n R-ace D-ay..lol
For me this is the best car chase movie ever, second is Vanishing Point i lived in Denver when it was filmed and most of the locations are now gone...that's the only way to see how things looked...Denver was cool back then it was still rustic, as Los Angeles was...
When you try to escape all the wanted stars you obtained in GTA.
This one is hard to beat. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Amazing stereo sound of chase!!!
Use to work at Slauson/Figueroa. Lived in Pasadena. My co-worker had a 74 Mustang.Looked just like this one. Drove just like that too
Must have been a 1973, in 1974 Ford introduced the smaller Mustang II. It was produced on the same chassis as the Pinto.
Ive got this on dvd . It's cool.
I was thrilled when I saw this movie
My Dad had a Mustang like at the start of the video... same rims, Same Color or very close (it's been a while). Fords rusted like crazy! 2nd year, the radio antenna fell through the fender, also there was a hole in the trunk floor large enough for a loaf of bread to fit through. CRAZY !!
the one thing this movie does that no other movie with car chases does, is showing the after effects of the car chase, people getting hurt, emergancy vehicles having to be sent out to help them, the bad parts of the car chase.
One of the most thrashed Mustangs on screen
Dude Ford should of used this movie to market the hell out of the Mustang! Call it the Mustang that couldn't be killed! You know kind of like built Ford tough remember the F150 in Mr Majestik! Man movie is all the advertisement Ford would of needed to blast the competition into the dust. Or maybe "the Mustang that NO Mopar could catch!" Coolest chase scene ever! Dude had to have another Mustang!
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The picture is so clear 💙👍💯
35mm film and a good transfer.
That nice blue SATILITE !
I remember getting this on DVD back in 2003, and I was like "What?" The only Gone In 60 I knew about was the 2000 version. Regardless, this whole sequence -- as hurtful as it is to see these Classics get wrecked, is low-key GOATED as far as movie chases go.
Back when cars could take a hit and keep on going. They dont make them like they use to.😂
The executive producer owned an auto wrecking company. One of these movies he did set the Guinness record for movie car wrecks.
大好きな映画なので観られてよかったです！ありがとうございます。
I'm glad that I have the DVD of this movie. Cool movie, certainly worth watching!! This had the Guinness Book of World Records for the most vehicles destroyed in 1 movie.
Viewer discretion advised. Over two hundred cars were hurt in the making of this film.
Thumbs Up ! Always love your videos. Thanks for the great movies that will always be remembered.
When you play gta very much😂😂
A movie for the car chase, by the car chase and of the car chase!🤘
These folks could drive!!
Went to the theater to see this movie. Lot of car movies back then. 70' were the best
OG before IG😂😂😂
The man's confidence is just like the mostang😂😂😂
Great movie 😊
@2:53 the crowd was on edge!
Non esiste niente di meglio. Questo è il più grande inseguimento della storia del cinema
Mustang is coolest car
And not a single hubcap was lost that day.
Still got this film on DVD 😁👍🏴
I remember "Eleanor" went on tour along with the film to promote it. You could see the beat to hell Mustang in front of the movie theater.
The police dispatcher calls it a 73 Mustang. It is obviously a hybrid of some sort. 73 grill. 71/72 bumper, front lower valance w/ lights, and side paint scheme.
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
He’ll yeah 60s is most exciting era of the human history 👍
U can see the camera rig on the left front fender. And when the Silver car got hit at the beginning. The mustang wasn't even damaged 😮😂
Like watching old boats in choppy waters.
And the eager crowd, watching from shore. Hilarious stuff!
as a former member of a stunt team,this is THE best movie !
That's a 73 mustang I was in the navy when this was filmed and we were in one of the scenes and watched then fix both car's and we know what the 74 mustang was going to look like and couldn't believe that they did this .
It does have the '71 small bumper on the front.
Halicki got both cars new in 71 and updated the grilles to 73 when filming started.
Ronny Jasper That explains the small bumper. I had a '73 and it had a larger front bumper, which I believe was an updated because of crash standards.
'71 was last year for engines with respectable compression ratios.
Leonard Gilbreath thats because they fired (iolacoca??) they wanted something smaller though thinking they went from the sleek 68 to this.
Leonard Gilbreath also the woman whos husband directed this film now sells replica gone in 60 secs 1968 remakes of the 2000s gone in 60 secs you cam buy for 125000 dollars.
The 73 Mach 1 was almost the Mad MAX interceptor before the 73 xb Falcon FACTS!!! But they sad part s we're have been a pain in the ass to get for it.
The whole time I thought it was a 71 smh
it is a 71 josh, and its not a mach 1 either
I saw that in a Japanese promotional I think of Mad Max in front of a 71'-73' Mustang with the Interceptor front end
@@jam2theongie836correct it's the sports model not the Mach 1 good e y e
I remember when the movie came out and the first week it showed at the Moonglow outdoor movie theatre in Fresno they had the actual car dents and all for viewing on a flat bed trailer parked next to the snack bar for viewing.
1971 Boss Trans Am with 429 Cobra Jet and Trick Pan chasis. I was there.
upps GRANDMA got MAD !! that is funny 😅🤣
Mio dio...ma siete veramente bravissimi 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤ grazie america
I also seen it countless times when it first came out I was about 12 years old my dad took me to watch it with vanishing point the scene where he Clips the car on the freeway and then hits the light post he almost got killed on that one in real life I thought that was the greatest movie there ever was back then that and vanishing point both of them vanishing point was actually better but they were both great car movies definitely a classic
This car disturbed the lovers ♥️♥️ 🤣 🤣 🤣
Круто! Форд Мустанг 71 блестяще оказал себя в этих полицейских гонках)
Every old movie was better than now
Thank you for posting!
The little Merc probably had a 429, if it had the Police Interceptor package - more than enough to keep up with the Mustang
The umbrella lady😂😂
Actually it's a 71 or 72, but with a 73 grill. Bumper and fenders not correct for a 73
It's a Ford!
This is so much more realistic. You may be the best driver but even you won’t be immune to everyday traffic and obstacles when driving at high speeds.
THIS REALLY MADE ME LAUGH AT THE GREAT FINAL "YELLOW MUSTANG"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love the part where he runs over the couch.
When they made real cars not plastic ❤
That mustang value right now its a fortune😢😢😢😢