Even if I was a billionaire, I wouldn't pay these astronomical prices for one, no matter how rare.
If I had obscene, wipe my ass with 100$ bills, money...oh yeah, I'd buy one. The grandaddy of all superbikes. I'm pretty sure Crocker was the first to break 100mph...in the 20'sLast year, this 1936 Crocker sold for $825K
If I had obscene, wipe my ass with 100$ bills, money...oh yeah, I'd buy one. The grandaddy of all superbikes. I'm pretty sure Crocker was the first to break 100mph...in the 20's
That's hardcore scary ass stuff with blacksmith technology!
I don't have skills, or money. Working on the skills, but damn, that costs moneyMy friends built an Excelsior from scratch using only blueprints.
http://flashbackfab.com/excelsior-project-paul-brodie/
Also, another local from Vancouver built this Matchless V-4 from scratch. I'd love to have any of these guys bikes that have personal connection with
Dan Smith motorcycle extraordinaire's Matchless> https://cdnbkr.ca/built-scratch-ajs-v4/
In SoCal, in a non-descript block building, behind an equally non-descript business, there are two bikes I'd love to have: A Thor, original paint, and a '28 Harley, also original paint...what's left. First Harley to be ridden from New York to San Francisco...with documentation.
] owns something, there's price to pay BS.
It's all about the chase scene. Mustang vs. Charger on the hills of San Franshitsco. 1968
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There is a simple solution to this question. I suggest to have good audio as part of the answer. That was all to be had back then.I have seen the chase scene online. Just never the movie itself so I have no idea why he’s being chased but he sure doesn’t want to get caught.
hey look nobody shot up or dropped a deuce on that corner... different times
I have seen the chase scene online. Just never the movie itself so I have no idea why he’s being chased but he sure doesn’t want to get caught.
What was the car that was wrecked at the end of Vanishing Point?There were two cars that motivated me to buy seeing the movies. Movie #1 Bullitt, 68 Charger, dark green with black vinyl roof, movie #2 , Hemi Orange 72 Challenger after seeing 'Vanishing Point'.
Living in Kingman,is NOT good for you!!
https://www.streetmusclemag.com/fea...t-happened-to-the-vanishing-point-challenger/What was the car that was wrecked at the end of Vanishing Point?
Not sure I've ever watched the entire movie but I've seen the car chase scene like 500 times.
You have no idea how right you are. Not from here. Hate it here. But unfortunately have to stay here.
Im surprised that article doesn’t mention what car was wrecked at the end of the movie. ( I forgot about it myself)https://www.streetmusclemag.com/fea...t-happened-to-the-vanishing-point-challenger/
Stephens comments on some of the controversy around the original Challengers from the original movie, “we have a reliable source that was at a salvage auction in Los Angeles in 1971, those five cars were sold for scrap. Every single one of them.”
Stephens added that if one did survive no one knows where it is and it would be impossible to trace.
So, one day it will miraculously appear like the Bullitt Mustang.
If I remember correctly, the Challenger had a 440 Magnum in the original movie, unlike the 426 Hemi in the remake.
Had that car for 8 yrs.If I could find it, I'd try buying it.
its 106 miles to Chicago, we have a full tank of gas a half a pack of cigarettes,it’s dark out and we’re wearing sunglasses....Hit it.
What was the car that was wrecked at the end of Vanishing Point?
