Hey Dukie, don't have any spare MK1 supra bits laying around, do ya? just helped a friend get one, and it needs some love.

don't have any spare bits laying around, do ya? I've got a buddy restoring/daily driving one.

these lasers are pretty dangerous. I wouldn't call them toys by any stretch of the imagination.

it's a cool place to never do urb-ex in. I have a ton of pictures we took with um....a remote controlled helicopter and superimposing ourselves in some.

That was at my school's auto show last year. nice to look at, but it does feel....off....somehow when you get up close...

1960 Ginetta G4.
981lbs.

It does look like EX-Driver, but aside from the movies which I will admit to not having watched (yet), it did NOT contain sidecar racing.

Made a drinking game out of the film. with a 10 second grace period, drink every time there was an automotive inaccuracy. never made it very far...

from what I understand, none of the cars in the film belonged to them. Although, that is just speculation on my part. Notice how they never actually damaged any of the cars. Any damage you ever saw was (terrible) CGI.

Ling, I've gotta say, your work is impressive. I'll be honest, I don't know what to make of your web site. It is insane, I will say, I might have a hard time figuring out how to lease cars from it. However, if I move to the UK, I'll be sure to lease a car from you.

Interesting thing: The RX-7 was stolen during filming, presumably it didn't belong to the movie company, so they tried to find a car that was somewhat close to it to shoot the remaining scenes. They failed, but the S14 only exists because the RX-7 was nabbed.

That's awful.

Maybe.

in this deleted scene, he explains why the hulk.

Wasn't the Cobalt SS faster around the ring than the Focus? I honestly don't know, but I thought so...

We got the Integra Type R, does that count?

of course not. but he's Speedycop. he finds it entertaining to drive that stuff on the street.

well, it needs turn signals if the van ones are gone.

lights and blinkers yeah. the rest is pretty much covered either under Special Construction (like kit cars) or the Van itself. I mean, it's impressive that he wired up all the lights and everything to work, but getting it registered is the easy part.

The plane is built on an 80's Toyota toaster van chassis. so yeah.