A Hot Rod / Car film that doesn't get much exposure.

[Greg Myers]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPU-WjVD-fk

[freakshow12]

Looks like project x

[Joe Handley]

Looks like project x

I've seen bits and pieces of this on YouTube, that '57 is a bit more of a mild custom.

[Greg Myers]

[freakshow12]

Oh yeah, project x is a post car and I was thinking it wasn't even around yet when this movie was made

[Joe Handley]

Oh yeah, project x is a post car and I was thinking it wasn't even around yet when this movie was made

It was around long before this movie, just not in Hollywood Knights form.

[southpier]

it's no Two Lane Blacktop

[Maindrian Pace]

I always thought it looked kind of blank without the side trim.

[John Goschke]

I've never seen that one, but I remember my girlfriend and I walking out halfway through "Macon County Line" when it was first released thinking it was really stupid.

The yellow hardtop from "Return" seems to have one of the worst flame paint jobs ever.

[unclescott58]

This movie wouldn't down load for me using the link above. So I can not comment on it.

Scott

[Greg Myers]

I've never seen that one, but I remember my girlfriend and I walking out halfway through "Macon County Line" when it was first released thinking it was really stupid.

The yellow hardtop from "Return" seems to have one of the worst flame paint jobs ever.

. . . and that, folks, just about sums it up.

[Daddyfink]

I've never seen that one, but I remember my girlfriend and I walking out halfway through "Macon County Line" when it was first released thinking it was really stupid.

The yellow hardtop from "Return" seems to have one of the worst flame paint jobs ever.

Most early flame jobs where not that great.

[Greg Myers]

[Guest]

I always thought it looked kind of blank without the side trim.

Me too. But, it'll run 8.7 seconds in the quarter mile with skinny slicks and only one tire spinning! Just imagine what it would run if it had bigger slicks and posi traction. It would probably cut that time in half.