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Sorry to hear that. If you ever find yourself in a place that it works for you, contact us at www.madmaxcars.com and we would be glad to help make that dream come true.

Good question!

Wow, ok then. I guess figure out how to parlay that into a windfall. When you are ready, we are here to help make that dream come true. Contact us at www.madmaxcars.com when you are set to get a build started.

Yes indeed. We were totally aware. This video shows a "Test Drive" to test the blower drive. All the little details were sorted out before the car shipped to the customer. If you want to see the car fully functional check out the "ship Out" video elsewhere on this channel.

Thank you!

Plug what in?

Thank you!

Certainly a drool worthy vehicle!

Admittedly a bit confused. I have rewatched this short several times looking for all the details in view. I am not seeing a "Strap" anywhere. Can you clarify?

@@MadMaxCars Damn, I don’t know how to describe this exactly...in general, in your video where you make a carburetor, there is a third “bearing” on the left side or what is it called? (I don’t know much about cars srry :( ) because of this, the belt seems to go to the left a little. And in the second part, where Max’s car was in the garage without a hood, we see that there are only these two large bearings, and the belt “stands” straight, and not diagonally to the left. In any case, these are just assumptions, you are still doing a wonderful job.

@@MadMaxCars I can send you a “comparison” photo so you can understand more precisely what I’m talking about

@@MadMaxCars a direct landing is also possible due to the fact that the supercharger in the film was fake. To be honest, I would like to talk with you a little more on this topic :)

@@_Mirakill_ Ah Ok you are talking about the blower belt. In the one shot in the garage without the hood on, you can see the "Swing Arm" on the old vintage Weiand front cover is adjusted to have the tensioner pulley directly under the drive pulley. We generally have it adjusted where it actually functions correctly as intended to tension the belt.

Does what light?

Seattle Washington USA

Right?

Thank you!

While we do build these cars with a working supercharger for the clients who want that, 90% or more want the "Movie Magic" superhero power of the On/Off blower. So the bulk of builds have that feature by customer request.

Thank you!

So true! Glad you enjoyed it.

In the filming of the first two films, the crew has been very forthcoming that the blower was driven off a belt from the crank, no clutch or electric motor or anything. For scenes with the blower "on" the belt was in place. For shots of the blower "off" the removed the belt so the blower would not turn. For the shot of the blower "starting" they just filmed the engine starting close up so the blower began turning. We use a clutch in our modern builds so clients can have the "Movie Magic", but when filming a low budget movie you do whatever is cheapest and still looks right. If you want to see how our blower drive works we have a video about it here: ua-cam.com/video/vIpUX0qUxJQ/v-deo.html

@@MadMaxCars Cool bit of trivia.

@@joevalicenti2722 Indeed. Widely debated but the above is the known truth. All else is myth.

LOL!!! Right?

Thank You!!

Indeed, a Piece of History!

Yes indeed. We do build these for customers. There is even have a truly nice turn key ready car listed in our classified ads at www.madmaxcars.com if you want one sooner.

Lol, Which one is best for you?

For sure. You cant take ti to get gas without spending an hour talking to people. Also it can be at a show next to 100's of super rare and exotic classics and inevitably everyone flocks to this car.

For sure!!

Thank you!!

Though it is "theoretically" possible to build an engine with an on/off blower it is at the least cost prohibitive. We do build cars with Functional Superchargers, for the clients who want that, most want the "Movie Magic" superhero power of the On/Off blower. Here is a video showing how our Blower Drive works. ua-cam.com/video/vIpUX0qUxJQ/v-deo.html

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. I thought it was incredible!

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching and for the cool comment!

We have been helping our clients acquire Australian Muscle Cars such as the XA, XB, XC Falcon (73 was a crossover year from XA to XB) since the late 1990s, and still do today. There are some really good deals (on cars in the USA already) in our classified section at www.madmaxcars.com right now. If none of those appeal to you, we can of course help source one from Australia still as well. Did you want an XA or XB, also are you in California? Did you want a 1973 in particular due to local emissions laws there?

​@MadMaxCars how do I buy from your guys website?

@@Logananti88 If you see an item you like in any general category (Bodykit, Max Accessories, Props & Sign etc) and it brings you to the actual product listing with more photos and description, click the red text that says "Click Here To Contact Mad Max Cars With Any Questions". Or you can click any of the other links for contact on the website. Or call at the number listed there. What did you want to buy?

Thank you for sharing your cool memory! I think everyone here has a similar tale from youth of seeing the films the first time and how it changed our lives. If you ever decide it is time to make that dream come true, contact us at www.madmaxcars.com and we would be glad to help you "Drive off the silver screen and into YOUR garage"!

Thank you!

The Pursuit Special / Interceptor is a Australian Ford Falcon XB. The Nightrider's stolen Pursuit Special is a Holden Monaro, and Holden is the GM Division in Australia. For a good retrospective on the Interceptor there is a great history on this website here: madmaxmovies.com/mad-max-interceptor/index.html

@@MadMaxCars i was not shure tbh thxs for the fact check

@@Mrequine1 No worries. Always glad to help!

Thats what you got from it after watching it? Surprising. Well, everyone is entitled to their opinion.

Us too! We do help make that dream come true. If you would like to, contact us at www.madmaxcars.com

We help people make that dream come true. If you would like to get one contact us at www.madmaxcars.com to look into a build.

A piece of history!

Lol, not exactly. That is one of our main Blackthumbs!

Yes, absolutely! Mad Max Cars is a builder of Mad Max replica vehicles. There is even a turnkey ready Mad Max 1 replica on our classifieds right now for a very good deal. You can find us at www.madmaxcars.com

We get this question surprisingly often. The short answer is "Yes". However we always follow that with letting the prospective customer know that it is perfectly legal to drive a RHD car in most places in the country, and the question "Why would anyone want to invest a substantial amount of money to take away one of the unique and cool elements of the car?". So far nobody has actually had us convert one to LHD. Rest assured we can do it, but it would be a sad day when someone has it done.

Thank you!

Ours too!!! But that is no surprise.

That is for sure!

Its the dusk's guts!

Lets see yours! BTW did you mean "rattling"?

Yes rattling, i knew something was off because my phone kept acting up. I dont have equipment to record my car but I can tell you I drive a 67 Impala with a 327 engine and camel hump headers with a 2 speed power glide transmission.

@@markv3065 Sounds like a cool ride.

Right?

A Piece of History!!