The 2015 Mustang was a totaled car to begin with, so he was taking a totaled car and turning it into something else.

I saw the early videos of this build. It was a totaled 2015 due to flood damage, but still ran and drove. He bought it at auction and came up with the idea of using it as a basis for better handling older looking car.

But Sonny would have wanted copyright to last forever!

Usually, I can kind of sympathize with companies exploiting our insane copyright laws. They’re just using the system they were given.

Disney, abusing copyright law? Say it ain’t so!

You could do it with Cadillacs too! Results tended to vary though:

Two, so far.

To Infiniti, and beyond?

Is this the thread where I can complain about dyno plots that use different scales for torque and horsepower? 

Pretty Asian car generic. Not ugly, but hardly beautiful. Just inoffensive, safe, and not very memorable.

How about Acura actually make something sporty. This is so generic it would be in the premium area on rental lots if Honda actually sold to rental companies.

It didn’t look like it had been in an accident ,just had some plastic panel hanging off of it . You didn’t buy one did you ? If not why would you cast shade on what I said .

“My hat blew off, Daddy.”

I love all those guys because they actually lived the lives they sang about, as opposed to being twangy pop stars.  Was just listening to some Cash last night.

“Oh, I’m sorry... you sounded *taller* on the radio.”

I love me some Cash, Haggard, Nelson et. al, but Kristofferson is the one that really speaks to me.

That’s a really good take, Jerry Reed is the ‘adult in the room’ reigning everyone back in to the task the whole movie.

Loved this move as a kid, along with the first sequel. I pretend the third one doesn’t exist. Dated? Absolutely, butI watch anytime I catch them on TV. Also, no mention of “East Bound and Down”? Great song!

I don’t remember that it was. As I recall, Big Enos wants the beer because he’s a rich ass and it’s a prestige issue to serve contraband beer at his next party.

A few years ago somebody on Jalopnik wrote an impassioned take that Snowman is really the star of the movie. (paraphrasing) He’s doing the hard work to keep that rig up to 90. He has “real stakes” what with a wife & kids. Bandit seems like he’s doing it more for kicks. When Bandit wants to quit at the end, Snowman…