How to steal a Challenger

[ec_co]

hurts a little to watch at moments. now we know what happened to JS23U0E114291 .....

[cuda dad]

That's a great movie!  This one, the original is the best.

[ViperMan]

Hahah I'm sorry, but I like the Nicholas Cage reboot.  There's something about those awful 60's/70's special effects... 

Though, at least back then, the driving was so much more realistic because they used real cars and real scenes - less digitally rendered cars and nonsense stunts.

[Crocha617]

It's got a 72-74 grill in some of the shots

[JS29]

It's got a 72-74 grill in some of the shots

I saw that to.

[anlauto]

That's one messed up Challenger....The steering column is a 71-74 as well

[CudaMoparRay]

Interesting and entertaining video clip

[Burdar]

Tail lights are 72-74. You can see them when it falls into the crusher. Side markers are 70-71. Yah, that one is pretty messed up.

[dodj]

And there's a 'cuda in there too.

[LinceCuda]

I just saw that movie again last week and in the movie they say it's a 73 Challenger.

[1 Wild R/T]

If you watch they use at least three cars...

[HP_Cuda]

Funny the original was a 1971 Mustang Sportsroof and magically it morphed into a 1967 Shelby GT500 many years later.

And no Shelby never put a fun button like that on the shifter.

The old chicken rancher would have shook his head at that. 

[Rich G.]

Man the stuff we wrecked back in the day and never gave it a second thought!

[RUNCHARGER]

Ha, I wonder if it's a strange twist of fate. The possibilities are endless but I wonder if that red 70 Challenger was a stolen car with switched VIN tag and the police of the day had it crushed.