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"Where they raced" dvd just came out, here are a couple of clips
WHERE THEY RACED: Speed Demons in the City of Angels tells the story of a pre-gridlocked Los Angeles... a time ripe with orange groves, movie stars, year-round sunshine and more auto racing and innovation than anywhere else in the world. This documentary film is told with hundreds of vintage photos, lost archival films and revealing interviews that reunite the ghost tracks of Los Angeles with the cars that raced on them to give these fading memories a victory lap.
You will not find a more complete perspective on the historic Southern California racing scene. - AUTOWEEK
Winner - Motor Press Guild Best of the Year 2013 - Motor Press Guild
The film includes:
•Visit all 3 of Los Angeles’ boardtracks, we had the first, the best and the fastest
•Lakes, Parks & Rods with Wally’s son on the Pomona Drag
•Vic Edelbrock Jr. brings Roger Ward’s V8-60 back to Gilmore
• Ultimate barn find: a Peugeot that influenced Miller, Offy and decades of racing
•Ed Winfield’s #1 Ford is reunited with the remains of Legion Ascot & takes a lap
•Join Mickey Thompson’s son & first wife for a 1/4 mile walk down memory lane
•Eddie Pullen’s son, a ‘13 Fiat & a ‘11 National relive the Santa Monica Road Races
• Greg Sharp at NHRA & Leslie Kendall at the Petersen
•414 mph Land Speed Record holder Charles Nearburg shows off his 1926 Miller
•JC Agajanian Jr. talks Turkey Night
•Huell Howser sees something “Amazing” at the Corona Circle
•And much more in almost 2 hours of racing history
two screenings at:
Feb 9th at Automobile Driving Museum 2/9 @1PM
Feb. 26th at Petersen Automotive Museum 2/26 @ 7PM
the DVD is $25 and can be purchased at http://www.wheretheyraced.com/WHERE_THEY_RACED/Where_They_Raced.html
anyone else wonder if they'll ever remake the 70's catastrophe movies?
the ridiculous catastrophe movies were so bad that "the Big Bus" was made in '76 to parody them http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074205/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
image found on http://truquetructruk.tumblr.com
variety of cool images from Le Container
I can't tell how the front blades aren't hitting the ground, but, obviously they haven't
interestingly some of the very first airplanes that could fly intercontinental were named "spirit of" and "city of"
immediately reminded of http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2012/05/1983-jawa-ice-motorcycle-only-eastern.html
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are they nuts? Han't they been shown the famous photo? Never drive a orange crawler over a crevass!
from Mad Max of course.... I've never seen this screen grab before though
all from lecontainer.blogspot.com
Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise in a movie called "Go Like Hell" ... you have my attention
http://www.roadandtrack.com/go/news/brad-pitt-to-star-alongside-tom-cruise-in-go-like-hell?src=rss
The book and the film focus on Ford and Ferrari's battle in the 1960s, which culminated at Le Mans in 1966.
The book and the film focus on Ford and Ferrari's battle in the 1960s, which culminated at Le Mans in 1966.
wow... the 1968 Le Mans effort of a Gulf Oil Ford GT 40 of John Wyer was filmed by the brake company Ferodo, and titled, "Don't start something you can't stop" Sir Stirling Moss narrates
Amazing! Just the lap that Moss narrates is very cool, and that is only a entry to the film! Found on http://silodrome.com/never-start-something-you-cant-stop/
oh man, this is incredible, I just found the 1956 one lap narrated by someone else, but he is going along while ordinary pedestrians and traffic are on the course!
screen captures from the Disney movie "The Strongest Man in the World"
Medford's goofy Dean Higgens drove a beaut of a Model A
Kurt Russel who played the character Dexter Rily in at least 3 movies, but behind him, look at the cars on the backlot... a Dart, Barracuda, and Mustang
THE FILMOGRAPHY OF CARS by artist Calm The Ham
this poster is for sale by Artist Calm The Ham for the price of $44
With over 71 intricately detailed hand-illustrations, we’ve charted the iconic cars of film and television from 1929 to the modern day. Whether they were notable for their superior performance or the superior performers who drove them, this print pays homage to all the truly iconic automobiles that have graced our screens over the years. From the early 1900s Duesenberg to the time-travelling DeLorean to the portable meth lab within the Fleetwood Bounder, we have it all covered.
Each print is signed and numbered by the artist from a first printing of 500. Using 100 lb. archival recycled thick stock paper, this poster is pressed on an offset lithographic press in Brooklyn.
http://calmtheham.com/products/filmography-of-cars
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