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    1. #1
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      The Road Warrior Movie

      I am watching the Classic Movie The Road Warrior
      so I thought I would put a post up Asking

      Who did the cars in this movie???

      I want to say George Barris cause he does the movie tv cars
      But I am not 100% on that

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      I'm pretty sure he did not do them, but I bet if you ask him he will say he did.

      Heres some stuff I found...

      http://www.madmaxmovies.com/mad-max-...tor/index.html

      http://www.madmaxmovies.com/cars/madmax2/index.html

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      The cars in that flick were pretty badass. George Barris does not build badass cars. For example -

      Milan
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      They were built here in Australia, but i'm not sure who by.

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      Quote Originally Posted by mplecha View Post
      The cars in that flick were pretty badass. George Barris does not build badass cars. For example -

      yeah, but he also built this:


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      Most of George Barris cars are the WORST cars I've ever seen .

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      I think he designed the cars

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      Pursuit Special
      From Wikipedia, The Pursuit Special is the fictional model of car driven by the officers of the fictional MFP (Main Force Patrol) in the Mad Max franchise of films.

      The first car shown in the film with the title Pursuit Special is a Holden Monaro stolen and driven by the escaped criminal, the Night Rider. The more famous Pursuit Special is a modified 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT. Within this storyline, Max Rockatansky (Mel Gibson) is offered the black Pursuit Special as an incentive to stay on the force as their top pursuit man after he reveals his desire to quit. Although Max turns the offer down, he later uses the black car to exact his revenge on an outlaw motorcycle gang who killed his wife and child.
      Origins
      This car started out as a standard white 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT Coupe. Then in 1976, film makers Byron Kennedy and George Miller began pre-production on Mad Max. Murray Smith was hired on as part of the film crew, and one of his tasks was to put together the Pursuit Special. He started by acquiring the XB Falcon, and along with Peter Arcadipane, Ray Beckerley, and various others, proceeded to modify the car to what was needed for the film.[citation needed] The main modification is the front nosecone, made of fibreglass and designed by Arcadipane (marketed as the "Concorde" style), the eight individual exhaust side pipes, and a non-functional supercharger protruding through the bonnet.

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      The cars were not done by Barris.
      I'm not sure who did them .
      Probably local / prop / stunt people who were working on the film in Australia ..

      The Road Warrior is one of the greatest movies of all time .
      No CGI .
      Real stunts , real cars , real bikes , real stuntmen .

      The stuntman that did the end-over-end flip and sailed through the air , when his motorcycle hit a crashed car , set a world record .
      What guts !
      Last edited by JEFFTATE; 07-04-2011 at 05:50 PM.
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      Forget the cars, that's the second coolest dog ever. I had a Queensland as a teenager and whenever I see those movies it brings back memories.
      VaporWorx. We Give You Gas http://www.vaporworx.com

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      Quote Originally Posted by CarlC View Post
      Forget the cars, that's the second coolest dog ever. I had a Queensland as a teenager and whenever I see those movies it brings back memories.
      Ok Carl, I'll bite (no pun intended) what was THE coolest dog ever?



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      Quote Originally Posted by protour73 View Post
      Ok Carl, I'll bite (no pun intended) what was THE coolest dog ever?
      His dog of course......
      Stay in it till you see God....then lift

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      Quote Originally Posted by 406 Q-ship View Post
      His dog of course......
      that was too obvious!!

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      ....of course.
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      Luckily for everyone, Barris never had any hand in those cars....
      Barris's cool cars stopped when he started doing Hollywood stuff.....the sleds they were building in the
      50's were style leading.
      Regards,
      Leigh

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      Quote Originally Posted by LeighP View Post
      Luckily for everyone, Barris never had any hand in those cars....
      Barris's cool cars stopped when he started doing Hollywood stuff.....the sleds they were building in the
      50's were style leading.
      They stopped building very many worthwhile cars when Sam died.

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      I see a George Barris replica car every time I go to the car shows

      The General Lee (1969 charger 440 car)

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      yes but what was the dogs name??????

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      Not sure what the dogs name is but Blue Heeler dogs are the greatest dogs. Have one now, which is my second, and will never have anyother. Very loyal and smart dogs!
      1968 Camaro Crossram EFI 385, TKO 600 fully REMed. 594 hp/576 tq-ft. ATX spindles, Speedtech control arms, Chassis Works G-Link on 12 bolt with REMed gears, Chassis Works mini tubs, 245/40-17 front, 335/35-17 rear.

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