If you build model cars and trucks of movies and TV subjects, here's a great list to help you with reference. They're also good for getting you in the mood for some late night building. Rev it up !

• 2 Fast 2 Furious - High-revving imports and American muscle cars that roar down the streets of its south Florida setting. The Miami/Dade locations are another bonus, lending colorful backdrop to the most dazzling street-racing sequences (at the beginning of the film, at night, both real and digitally composite) ever committed to film. The tricked out right hand drive Nissan Skyline is pretty cool at the beginning of the movie.
• 2 Fast 2 Real - Real Street Racing. Documentary giving a detailed look at the sub-culture of street racers. The film features real racing sequences against an unbeatable hop-hop soundtracks.
• 24 Hours of Le mans 2002 - Conquering the most famous motor race in the world is a real test of speed, skill and endurance. Man and machine have to perform to the highest standard, lap after lap, hour upon hour as they are pushed to the limits and beyond in this gargantuan event. Over 220,000 spectators traveled to Le Mans to witness this classic event, which once again did not disappoint.
• Aloha Bobby and Rose - A hot rod ( Camaro ) mechanic and his cashier girlfriend become innocently involved in a liquor store robbery, and are subsequently forced to lead a life "on the lam." The soundtrack features performances by Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, and the Temptations.
• American Graffiti - Several cars, including the famous yellow Hot Rod and the 1955 Chevy. (The same 55 used in an earlier movie Two Lane Blacktop..but with paint ).
• American Hot Rod - Jump on the running boards and discover some of the most eye-popping Corvettes, Mustangs, and pick-up trucks on earth. Also, look under the hood at the chromed out big-blocks and amazing custom body work while rubber burning drag racers fill the streets with smoke and roaring engines. American Hot Rod roars down Route 66, the most famous road in the US, to celebrate it's 75th anniversary as America's first highway.
• American Muscle Car - Dodge Charger and Dodge Viper - Dodge Charger 66-70 -- full-size rocket called the Charger, with fastback styling and power to burn. The car was an immediate hit on the street and the race track, and today, Chargers are some of the most beloved muscle cars ever made. Dodge Viper: THE "OTHER" SNAKE -- Currently the cream of the crop of Detroit’s super cars, the Dodge Viper has earned fame and respect as a world-class sports racing car.
• Asphalt Angels - Satisfying anime series about downhill mountain road racing in Japan introduces a female racer, Mako Sato, who has mastered downhill "drifting" on Usui Pass and challenges our hero, Takumi, to a race on her home turf.
• Automotive Museums for Motor heads - Justice Brothers museum where you will see everything from midget racers & funny cars to hot rods & dragsters. Then it’s off to the most famous name in racing equipment: Edelbrock. Lance and Vic Edelbrock Jr. show you around the Edelbrock museum where you’ll see Vic Sr’s 1946 midget car racer, Vic Jr’s 1946 Ford Woody & two 1940 Fords along with many other famous rods and customs. Then Lance takes you into the Edelbrock factory where you’ll see how some of their famous speed equipment parts are made. Your motor head tour finishes with a trip to the best: the National Hot Rod Museum in Pomona, CA. Famous dragsters such as the Swamp Rat VI, Glass Slipper, Hustler, four Buick V-8 powered Showboat, and the Bug, one of the oldest surviving dragsters in the world.
• Batman 1966 - The Batman movie features the Batmobile, but also the Batboat, Batcopter, and BatCycle. All in one movie!
• Beverly Hillbillies - The Oldsmobile truck. Also, in one episode, Jethro builds a Hot Rod truck similar to it. I believe Chrysler or Pontiac supplied the rest of the cars for the series, so you get to see some of them too, like Jane's convertible.
• Best Motoring - This DVD is packed with full track racing action, comprehensive tests, technical highlights, and amazing performances by Japan's top racing drivers! Program 1 focuses on and tests the New DC5 Integra Type R! Special interview with Honda's chief engineer, Yutaka Otobe, which is a must see to find out the production concept of this new machine.
• Biker Boyz - When it's revved up to maximum rpm's, Biker Boyz qualifies as an adequate knock off of The Fast and the Furious. Both films were inspired by magazine articles about speed-freak motorcycle outlaws on the streets of California, only this time the nitrous-enhanced "rice rockets" are of the two-wheeled variety.
• Bikini Car Wash Company - Jack is a naive hayseed moving to LA to help his Uncle Elmer with his failing car wash. Melissa and Rita offer to help Jack run the carwash with a cut of the action. The girls offer a gimmick at Uncle Elmer's car wash...you guessed it, they wash your car in bikinis. But wait, the plot gets thicker...sometimes they wear NOTHING !
• Bikini Drive In - It's a fun & light hearted T'N'A movie about a girl by the name of Kim that inherits a drive-in theatre from her late grandfather. The theatre has been running in the red for a while, so what's a girl to do but enlist the help of her bodacious girlfriends and change the uniform to string bikinis
• Black Dog - An ex-con daredevil trucker must re infect himself with white-line fever in order to save his wife and kid from nasty gunrunners in this enjoyably, twisted-metal-fest. A whole lot of rolling iron getting smashed in spectacularly kinetic fashion. Stars Patrick Swayze, who shift gears and says, "Nothing beats a CAT !". (Catepillar that is).
• Blues Brothers - Features an older Dodge Police car. "It's got Cop tires, Cop suspension, and a Cop 440 cubic inch motor that runs on regular gas"......as Dan Akroyd says..
• Born to Run -I like this movie, because it uses a real Ford Mustang, and the car is presented and driven realistically.
• Born to Be Wild - This cult classic stars Jack Nicholson as a rebellious punk of the beat generation, who spends his days as a amateur dirt track driver in between partying and trouble making. He eventually kidnaps his buddy's girlfriend, kills a few police officers and finally sees his own life end in tragedy.
• Breaker Breaker - While J.D. is defending his arm-wrestling reputation in a truck stop poolroom, his younger brother Billy is being taken advantage of by the crooked cops of Texas City, California.
• Bullet - Steve McQueen, a 1967 Mustang, and a Dodge Charger. One of the most famous car chases in movie history. Let's see, how many hubcaps did that Mustang have ? (You count'em).
• Cannonball Run - Several different cars and trucks, comedy, and Burt Reynolds..a real hoot.
• Cannonball Run 2 - Some of the same as above.
• Car 54 Where are you ? (1961) Car 54, Where are you? is an extremely clever, absolutely hilarious sitcom about the misadventures of the officers in a mythical precinct in the New York Bronx circa 1961.
• Car of Dreams - In this musical comedy (Huh ?), a youthful John Mills stars as the playboy son of a music factory tycoon who woos the girl of his dreams by anonymously giving her a Rolls-Royce.
• Carpool - A workaholic advertising executive (David Paymer) is stuck driving the neighborhood carpool on the day of a make-or-break presentation. A down-on-his luck carnival owner (Tom Arnold), fleeing a bungled robbery, takes the exec and his vanful of kids hostage and begins a comic day-long chase through the city streets.
• Car Wash - Yep, working at the car wash... stars Richard Pryor and George Carlin. Pure 1970's gold.
• Catch Me if you Can - Great combination of humor and muscle cars. The chevelle from the movie is awesome.
• Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - One of the most unique and famous cars ever built.
• Chopper Chicks in Zombietown - Meet the Cycle Sluts a rebellious & free spirited gang of female bikers made up of a cast of lesbians a former homecoming queen and a mute. The Cycle Sluts leave their troubled lives behind to go on a Tour of America. The all-girl motorcycle mamas encounter a town overrun by Zombies created by the local Mad Scientist.
• Christine - When Plymouth cars go bad...
• ClamBake - Elvis and a red custom (Corvette?) car...
• Classic Hot Rod Films & Video Clips DVD: Hotrods, Street Rods, Muscle Cars, Drag Racing Nostalgia, American Hotrod & Race History- Revisit the history of American hot rod street cars in this classic American hot rods and nostalgia drag racing films DVD. If you love hot rods, drag racing, street rods, muscle cars, hot rod history or classic drag racing video clips, you will enjoy this rare collectible. Driving has never been more fun than when you're behind the steel wheel of the coolest hot rods cars of history!
• Cobra - Features a 1949/1950 Mercury Custom, and a fair chase scene. The car scenes alone are worth watching the movie. Stars Sylvester Stallone.
• Convoy - Best known trucker movie there is. Stars Kris Kristofferson.
• Corvette Summer - Mark Hammil (Star Wars) as a car painter......and his custom Corvette.
• Crime Story - Features a whole lot of early 1960's and late 1950's cars. Where did they find them all?
• Chrome and Hot Leather - Oh those crazy midnight movies. If you're into Harleys and nostalgia this film captures a little bit of that from 1971
• Dale Earnhardt Story - Nascar racer Dale Earnhardt. This is the TV movie made in 2004.
• Damnation Alley - Features the Landmaster..one large vehicle. Cool !
• Days of Thunder - Typical stock car shots. Robert Duvall is great. Tom Cruise couldn't act his way out of a paper bag.
• DC Cab- The tale of a hapless group of cabbies and a rundown cab company owned by Harold. Albert comes to town with a dream of starting his own cab company but needs to motivate Harold's employees to want to make something out of themselves. It is only when Albert is kidnapped that the cabbies must decide whether or not they are loyal to Albert and his cause. Also stars Mr T.
• Deadline Auto Theft- Sort of a Gone in 60 Seconds Part II...sort of...
• (The) Dead Pool- Clint Eastwood, features a car chase with a remote RC Corvette and a Chrysler K car.
• Death Proof - Apsycho named Stuntman Mike (Kurt Russell) stalks and kills beautiful women with his car (1970's Nova).
• Death Race 2000 - Various custom cars...where Scifi and cars meet... Remember the arcade game? That was fun..run over all the stick figures...get points....one of my favorites. Stars Sylvester Stallone and David Carradine.
• Death Sport - A sequel, but not nearly as good as Death Race 2000..
• Devil On Wheels - When Micky, his best friend Todd (Robert Arthur), and their girl friends, Peggy (Sue England) and Rusty (Terry Moore), respectively, go off to drag race, the authorities shut the race down and warn the parents. Later, when the teen foursome are on the beach late at night, they hear on the radio that an unidenfified hot rodder was killed in a plunge off a cliff.
• Dirty Mary Crazy Larry- Dodge Chargers and other Dodge / Chrysler cars.
• Dodge Viper - This program tells the whole story –from the introduction of that first production car in 1990 through to the Viper’s 1998 class-winning success at the world famous 24-hr Le Mans sports car race. We hear from the key players in the creation of the Viper and from those currently involved in the designing and building of Viper’s past, present and future.
• Drift bible - The Techniques: E-Brake, Shift Lock, Power Over, Braking, Feint and Lift Off. These are the six basic techniques you need to master to DRIFT ! Tsuchiya explains and demonstrates in detail how to utilize these various techniques to drift your car. In car cameras show how he maneuvers the car from inside. A foot pedal cam and indicators shows how to use the brakes and accelerator.
• Driven - Grand Prix racing. Clever special effects. Sylvester Stallone's a retired GP champion, called back into action by his disabled crew chief ( Burt Reynolds ) to boost the career of a hotshot driver.
• (The) Driver - Ryan O'Neal plays the Driver. He is a getaway driver for anyone who needs it. Also stars Bruce Dern.To top the movie off, there are some of the best car chase sequences on film.
• Duel - A semi and a Dodge Dart..duel it out on the highway.....one of Steven Speilberg's first films...
• Dukes of Hazzard - Another famous Dodge Charger.
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• Easy Rider - Motorcycle flick, a rare one. Says cult film all over it. Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper play hippie motorcyclists crossing the Southwest and encountering a crazy quilt of good and bad people. Also stars Jack Nicholson.
• Eat My Dust- Griffith hammers on the chase action sequences, bolting a camera to the car's hood to instill maximum vertigo in viewers, and constantly finding new and witty ways to jazz up scenes of speeding autos terrorizing the roads. Stars Ron Howard.
• Elvira - Elvira's Thunderbird is the coolest since the Munsters Koach
• Evel Knievel Spectacular Jumps- Motorcycle's best of the best.
• Evel Knievel- The 1971 movie about his life and jumps. I remember seeing this one at the drive in. Oh yeah!
• F1 - 2003- This annual survey offers concise summaries of all 16 races from Australia to Japan.
• Fast Company - Veteran tough guy William Smith is top-billed as a champion drag racer who clashes with the unscrupulous oil-company executive who sponsors his team.
• Fastest Streetcar Shootout - Bad ass drag racing.
• Fastest Women - Ladies of Auto Racing - Thrilling footage from both historic and current races, and interviews with racing's most prominent women and men reveal just how far women have come in the field. Women from all walks of life share their racing experiences.
• Fireball 500 - With Frankie Avalon. Features a custom car by George Barris, and a Richard Petty car. A pure car and moonshine runners movie. Some older footage of Richard Petty nascar racing.
• Finish Line 2000 - A Cruise down Memory Lane - Some older Dodge 440's, Mustangs, and chases.
• Freeway - Nice 1968 Firebird. The "I-5 Killer" (Kiefer Sutherland) meets a wayward teenager (Reese Witherspoon) on the freeway that provides his nickname.
• Full Throttle - Interesting biography of eccentric racing demon Sir Henry "Tim" Birkin..20's and 30's style racing.
• Funny Car Summer - Great old "floppers" and the condition under which the cars operated in.
• Ghost of Drag strip Hollow- The first half of the movie is a teen comedy about drag racing. The twist is that the only ones who race in the movie are two chicks! You know that the movie is set in squaresville when the rival drag-racing gang wears suits and ties. The second half of the movie is a real gas, daddio. The gang can't raise the bread to keep their old clubhouse, so they're given an old, haunted house to fix up
• Goldfinger - Goldfinger gave us the introduction of Q's now famous Aston Martin DB5.
• Gone in 60 Seconds - The original. Lots of cars and one tough 1973 Mustang..
• Gone in 60 Seconds - Not bad for a remake. Lots of cars. And a new version of the star 1967 Mustang, and star Angelina Jolene (as a blonde no less).
• Grand Prix - James Garner. A Racing movie with lots of race cars. Cameras are strapped to vehicles as they round the track, shots are taken from a helicopter, the screen is split between angles for maximum impact.
• Grand Theft Auto - Ron Howard (Happy Days) steals the Powers family Rolls Royce for a Vegas elopement, Paula's ex-fiancé puts a bounty on her head, and from then on you can just forget about the plot and watch a zillion cars crash into each other, not to mention a couple of helicopters and an ice-cream truck.
• Grease - 1950s cars and motorcycles. I hate musicals, but it's got cars.
• Greased Lightning - Greased Lighting is the story of Wendell Scott, one of the first Black Americans to drive Nascar. This movie is worth seeing. Pryor has a driving ambition in Greased Lightning, the decades-spanning true story of Wendell Scott, who cracked the all-white world of stock-car racing, built cars from junkyard parts, endured taunts, overcame setbacks and won NASCAR and Grand National crowns.
• Great Smokey Roadblock - Put the pedal to the metal and hang on tight, cause that high-ballin' bandit is rolling' tonight ! Henry Fonda shines in his role as worn-out trucker Elegant John who has his 18-wheeler repossessed only months before his retirement. He's determined to do everything he can to make one last big haul before he says goodbye.
• Green Hornet - The Green Hornet show features the Black Beauty Chrysler (and a young Bruce Lee).
• Grip - Covering the import auto race and show scene, Grip delivers hard-hitting action, technical features and product showcases. Grip exposes what goes on behind the scenes with the movers and shakers in the import auto industry.
• Gumball Rally - Lots of different cars. A good fun car movie. Ferrari's and Ford Cobra.
• Gumball 3000 - Gumball 3000 '6 Days in May' is the adrenaline-fueled tale of 2004's Gumball rally, the world's most glamorous and notorious road race. Join starlets and skate pros, pop stars and princesses and the planet's baddest boy racers on a 3000-mile, 6-day, party trail from Paris to Cannes via Barcelona, Morocco and a whole lot of other amazing places.
• Hashiriya: Hardcore Underground Racing - This is really one of the best street racing DVDs. The races are just fantastic.
• Heart Like a Wheel - The movie about Shirley Muldowney's life in drag racing.
• Hell on Wheels - Stars Marty Robbins. Steve decides to get his own car and beat Marty at the Big Race! To earn the dough for his new wheels, Steve takes up with moonshiners! Meanwhile, Marty's other brother Del works for the Feds, and is out to bust the boozers!
• Hell's Angels on Wheels - When he loses his job, gas station attendant Poet (Jack Nicholson) falls in with a rough band of Hells Angels who terrorize Northern California in a hell raising frenzy of parties and gang fights. Choppers, drugs, sex, murder and mayhem ensue.
• High Octane USA - Two hours of fun with videos of cars racing in the streets and on the tracks, even a Viper flying off a cliff.
• Hollywood's Hot Wheels - From the Dynamic Duo's Batmobile to the Green Hornet's Black Beauty, from the street-racing hot rods of "American Graffiti" to the time-traveling DeLorean of "Back to the Future," you'll race through nearly a century of celebrities, cars, and pop culture. Join narrator Adam West for this insider's look at some of the most imaginative cars ever, featuring dynamic footage and images of James Dean, Sean Connery, Elvira, Hugh Hefner, and more! Includes exclusive interviews with legendary customizers George Barris, Dean Jeffries, and Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, automotive publisher Robert Petersen (creator of Hot Rod Magazine, Car Craft, and Motor Trend), filmmaker Roger Corman, and more!
• Hollywood Knights - A few Hot Rods, and the Drive' In scene of the late 1950's.
• Hooper - Various cars and trucks, Burt Reynolds and lot's of stunts.
• Hot Rod - With Robert Culp. If you like old Willy Coupes and Chryslers and drag racing, it's a good movie if you can find it. A Hemi lovers flick for sure. Vintage.
• Hot Rod Girl - Your 'e in trouble now..A small town community is turned upside down by illegal drag racing and out-of-control youngsters in this 1956 classic. A concerned police officer played by Chuck Connors organizes supervised racing in an effort to bring peace and safety to the town. Features great rods from the golden age of street rodding.
• Hot Rod Heaven - The story of the American passion.
• Hot Wax Zombies on Wheels - If you're into chicks and bikes, here you go.
• Hot Wheels Acceleracers Boxed Set (Ignition / The Speed of Silence / Breaking Point / The Ultimate RaceRod Heaven - Excellent animation and colorful action.
• JDM Insider - Explore Tokyo to Shibuya like no other Import Car enthusiast ever has. Truly exclusive pro drift sessions and street drifting with great Japanese companies such as APEX and C-West.
• Joy Ride to Nowhere - Hot rods and chicks..crash and smash.
• Junkyard to Finish line - A 1954 Mercury, plus other cars, in the LaCarerra Panamericana Race.
• Knight Rider - With the famous talking KITT car Trans-Am.
• Knight Rider 2000- Features KITT with new gimmicks and a sweet 1957 Chevy. And a cameo by James Doohan (Scotty) from Star Trek using an ATM.
• Knight Rider 2010 - Futuristic version, but with a monster truck, and custom cars. Loosely based on the popular television series of the 80's, this movie is about a young loner on a crusade. Because of his circumstance, he creates a special car out of an old Fold Mustang. The "interface" on the car allows the spirit of a young girl to reside in the car and help him.
• Last American Hero - The race footage is very well done and there is some good footage from the old Southern 500. Bridges and Busey are a lot of fun to watch together as well. If you like stock car racing and wonder what the old days were like when the sport was still developing, you'll love this film.
• LeMans - Steve McQueen. Lots of racing footage.
• Mad Max - The most famous Ford Falcon ever...Sure the cars are cool in Mad Max, but I also like the Kawasaki ZR-1000s. Just like the movie, those bikes were ahead of their time, and would easily smoke the back wheel off. Go Goose!
• Maximum Overdrive - Trucks and machines take over at a truck stop.
• Midnight Street Racing - A real street racing film, not the hollywood nonsense that you see on the big screen.
• Mischief 3000- This is a great movie and has a great mix of cars.
• Monkees - Featuring the George Barris Pontiac GTO Monkeemobile.
• Moonshine Highway - Yep, running' white lightning over state lines ..lookout...
• More American Graffiti - More racing in this one, older shots of 1960's drag racing.
• Munster Go Home - Features both the Munster Koach, and the Dragula cars I believe?
• My Mother the Car - One of the first talking cars...
• Nitro Diggers - Front engine dragsters, Fuel altereds, Classic Funny cars.
• Number 2 Car - Rusty Wallace Nascar DVD.
• On Any Sunday - Motocross motorcycle racing. Probably the best motocross movie ever.
• Pit Stop - This edgy, tight racing drama, virtually unseen for years, is less flashy but more intense and assured than those quirky pictures, a well-written, solidly acted drama highlighted by dynamic racing scenes.
• Pure Drifting - Tells you the whole story of Drifting in the USA through interviews and footage of top American and Japanese professional drifters. Check out the coolest footage from car mounted cameras and ride along with professional drifters as they execute intense, high speed, tire-smoking drift runs at dozens of drift events.
• Race with the Devil - Halfway through the film, it turns from a fairly routine (if suspenseful) horror movie to a car-chase film, with a half-dozen vehicles pursuing the motor home. The vacationers continue to abuse the RV until large chunks of it begin to fall off, fending off their enemies with a shotgun until the nasty surprise ending.
• Rebel without a Cause - Rebel Without a Cause features the scene with a street drag race, similar to American Graffiti fame and later recreated in a (nicely done) Paula Abdul music video.This original stars James Dean.
• Redline 7000 - A slick 1960's racing film. It features a rare Daytona Cobra Coupe and James Caan. In fact, it's kinda funny because the driver is tooling down the road with his girlfriend and listening to his radio...like you could even hear a radio over the exhaust in a Daytona Coupe ! Are you kidding? Also features a GT350 Mustang and other Fords. Watch for the scene where they film the stars through the front of a red Ford Cortina...and the front windshield is missing so the camera does not catch any glare..clearly this was sponsored by Ford.
• Redline - A young car thief (Chad McQueen) is caught stealing a car and blackmailed by a crime boss (Jan-Michael Vincent) into being the specialist for a high-roller repo operation. He soon finds himself teamed up with a Courtney Cox look-alike (Roxana Zal) and being pressured by two crime syndicates, with a certain very special Corvette in question. Plenty of car chases, surprisingly slick camera techniques, and loads of action, plus Julie Strain in all 6'1" of her silicone-enhanced glory.
• Rendezvous - (1965). Where a driver races his Ferrari (or Alfa, depending on the rumors you hear) publicly through the streets of Paris, straight through, and does not stop for any red lights, cars, or pedestrians. In fact, he blows through about 30+ lights..in real time..dodging pedestrians, cars, and buses....driving on sidewalks.
• Return to Macon County - Return to Macon County features a yellow 1957 Chevy and a young Don Johnson. (of Miami Vice fame)
• Ride with the Wind - Ride With the Wind, is an excellent movie. It features a grizzly biker in a positive way, but it also has some good Harley dirt track racing scenes. It's a tear jerker, about a bond that develops between a child with cancer and the biker, but it is a great movie for the whole family. It's probably Craig T Nelson's best movie in my opinion. The acting and story are superb in this film.
• Rides - Blaze across the country in search of the ultimate tricked out dream machines and their makers! Hosted by TV star, Jason Priestly, Rides takes an in-depth look into the world of extraordinary cars, hot rods, customized autos and the vehicles that zoom through our dreams. Rides also features Chip Foose, Tory Trepanier, Rod millen, Justin Scott Padfield, Roy Brizio and Steve Moal.
• Road Racers - Rocking' rebel racing through life with a fast car, a loud guitar, and a sexy girlfriend.
• Route 66 - Route 66 Rendezvous Car Show.
• Six Pack - Various dirt track footage and stock cars, with Kenny Rogers.
• Speed Gone Wild - Killer Krashes - Top Fuel Hydro Boats cut through the water at over 200 miles per hour, and you've never seen anything as terrifying as these high speed crashes !
• Speed Racer - The most famous cartoon of racing with the Mach V. and Racer X of course.
• Speedway - Elvis, and some race cars. Stock-car footage is fairly enjoyable. Otherwise, the movie is Formula One all the way.
• Spy Who Loved Me - The Lotus that was also a submarine in James Bond .Just about every Bond movie has a cool car of some sort. (well, maybe excluding the AMC Hornet......)
• Starsky & Hutch - (Original Series) With the famous Ford Torino...or "Striped Tomato" as Hutch calls it.
• Steel Cowboy - When viewed from a truck enthusiast perspective this movie will appeal to heavy truck fans, especially if you are partial to Western Stars.
• Stroker Ace - Various stock cars and dirt track footage. Chicken Pit Special and Burt Reynolds.
• Smokey & The Bandit. With the ever popular black 1978 TransAm.
• Street Fury- Sasha Singleton and the rest of the 2004 Asian Beauty Calendar girls invited Big C to hang out at their Private Shoot.
• Super Car- Gerry Anderson marionette production. Pure kids Scifi.
• Superfly- One crazy pimpin custom car.The pinnacle of blaxploitation movies, the 1972 Superfly stars Ron O'Neal as a drug dealer who wants out of the business but decides to take out some enemies in the process.
• Super Speedway Mach II- Excellent sound and you can "feel" the bumps on the asphalt as the cars zoom in and out of corners. The large format can turn a pit stop into a dramatic 12 seconds.
• SuperVan - A George Barris vehicle built just for the movie.
• Tales of the Rat Fink- Rarely has the combination of technique and subject matter been presented with such symbiotic perfection, and Mann's tribute to Ed "Big Daddy" Roth will appeal to anyone who recalls the glory days of hot rods and custom cars. Roth pioneered customizing in the late '50s, taking his cue from the legendary Von Dutch (whose automotive pinstripes "flowed like jazz") to become the first hot-rodder to sculpt custom cars out of fiberglass, the first to airbrush custom "monster" designs on T-shirts, and the inventor of Rat Fink, the "anti-Mickey Mouse" adopted as the drooling mascot of rodders, surfers, model-building hobbyists and assorted misfits throughout the '60s. Roth's best-known custom cars--The Outlaw, The Beatnik Bandit, Mysterion and others--remain timeless classics of southern California's custom-car culture, and they're all shown here on dazzling display.
• Taxi- Bumbling cop Washburn (Jimmy Fallon) is a terrible driver who loses his license and so recruits reluctant Belle (Queen Latifah) and her souped-up mega-cab after he stumbles onto a team of super model bank robbers. Several klutzy encounters and high-speed car chases ensue.
• Terror Taxi - Taxis driven by ghosts and fueled by blood haunt the nightmarish streets of an unsuspecting city. Anybody can be the next passenger and the next victim? Under their hoods beat sinister heart-engines that thrive on blood and their running low!
• The Bearcats - Features Stutz Bearcat cars. I remember reading an article on these cars in the early 1970's. They were saying that while driving the cars, you had to be careful letting the hand clutch out, you didn't want to pop it, because it could break the wooden spokes right out of the rims.
• The Big Wheel- Good acting by all the stars & plenty of that edge of your seat exciting auto racing! Bought this disc because of this movie as I like Mickey Rooney and he was very good in this role..
• The Car - One evil car harasses a small town......built by George Barris..kinda looks like a Lincoln..
• The Choppers - Arch Hill Jr. writes and stars in this 1961 classic about a young hot-rodder who becomes involved with a gang of car thieves and a crooked salvage yard owner. When the cops turn up the heat at the chop shop things take a deadly turn. The cars are the stars!
• The Fast & the Furious - The original 1950's version..
• The Fast & the Furious - The new one. Cars of all kinds. Action packed.
• The Getaway - Steve McQueen and a Ford Galaxie 500.
• The Good Guys - Features one funky Taxi car, and Bob Denver (from Gilligan's Island)
• The Great Race - All kinds of older cars.
• The Hearse - Demon-possessed vehicle. When Jane Hardy inherits her late aunt's home, she faces just such a vehicle in the form of a vintage hearse. Tormented by the car and harassed by mysterious townsfolk, Jane has to unlock her aunt's hidden secrets or perish.
• The Junkman - This movie has some good stunts. You can't go wrong, this was the second film for legendary director, producer, actor and true car guy H.B Toby Haliki. The crashes are incredible.
• The Last American Hero - Loosely based on the life of Junior Johnson. Old racing footage too.
• The Lively Set - It features a race car made out of a Chrysler Turbine Car. In fact, if I remember right, in a couple of scenes, they show a Turbine engine out of the car on an engine stand in the garage with the car. Sponsored by Chrysler ? Probably.
• The Last Chase - Stars Lee Majors and Burgess Meredith. Majors drives a Can-Am type car across America in a future time when cars are outlawed.
• The Love Bug - Old VWs never die..the original movie with the famous bug.
• The Patsy - Features the Ford Beldone Concept Show Car and Jerry Lewis.
• The Racers - A great movie about motor racing in the 1950s era, starring Kirk Douglas.
• The T-Bird Gang - A high school student, working with local law enforcement, goes undercover to infiltrate the teen-based T-Bird Gang, but things get hairy! Fast cars and trouble making teens star in this 1959 classic!
• The Transporter - A special BMW was built just for this movie with a manual six speed transmission. Ex-Special Forces operator Frank Martin (Jason Statham) lives what seems to be a quiet life along the French Mediterranean, hiring himself out as a mercenary "transporter" who moves goods - human or otherwise - from one place to another. No questions asked.
• The Wild One- This is the original motorcycle movie, starring Marlon Brando as the brooding leader of a biker gang that invades a small town.
• The Wild Ride - This cult classic stars Jack Nicholson as a rebellious punk of the beat generation, who spends his days as a amateur dirt track driver in between partying and trouble making. He eventually kidnaps his buddy's girlfriend, kills a few police officers and finally sees his own life end in tragedy.
• The Wraith - The Wraith. I recently got this movie on DVD, it's still one of my favorites. Features the concept car Dodge Turbo Interceptor. And an early Cuda, driven by two wackos...one being named "Skank"....Stars Randy Quaid and Clint Howard.
• Thunder Alley - With Annette Funciello and Fabian.
• Thunder & Lightning - A classic 1977 moonshine film.
• Thunder Road - Ah, Thunder Road, one of my favorites. Where else can they roll a 1949 Ford completely over and then drive away? Catch the kitchen scenes with the mysterious moving phone. In one scene, it's against the back wall. Later, it is on the left wall............
• Torque - A lot has changed in the biker-movie genre since Hell's Angels on Wheels, and Torque may be the new benchmark of feverish chopper action.
• Trucks !- The remake of Maximum Overdrive Not a bad copy, but same story.
• Tucker - The story of the cars and the man.
• Two Lane Blacktop - One of the most famous car movies of all time. The baddest 1955 Chevy around. Some vintage drag racing footage also, and an early Pontiac 1970's GTO. The 55 Chevy in that movie was later reused in American Graffiti..
• Used Cars- Lot's of cars, and a funny movie. Flipping the 1950's Chevy in a test drive is wild. Stars "Grandpa" actor from The Munsters as a judge.
• Vanishing Point - (the 1971 original) - The 440 RT Challenger. What other movie features a nude young girl who wants to help out when you're hiding from the cops in the desert?...choices, choices...
• Vanishing Point - (the 1997 remake) - More studio polish than the original, and plenty of Dodge muscle cars. Still, I thought the main chases scene was a little lacking. Stars Viggo Mortensen of Lord of the Rings fame.
• Viper - TV Series. Lots of Vipers, older Mopars, and even some custom cars (one scene in an episode shows Boyd Coddington's Chezoom in the background).
• Wacky Races - Those funny racing cartoons are back ! Dastardly Mutt and Penelope Pitstop.
• Wheels, Heels and Hot Licks - Wheels, Heels and Hot Licks.
• White Line Fever - A trucker movie. The truck stunt work was capably handled by noted Hollywood stunt driver, Carey Loftin, who had previously handled the stunt driving in such memorable films as "Duel", "Bullitt", "Vanishing Point" and "Diamonds are Forever", and the creative cinematography of the big rigs was provided by Fred J. Koenekamp.
• White Knuckle Extreme - Vintage Drag Racing.
• Winning - A 1960's racing car movie. Stars Paul Newman. Frank Capua is a rising star on the race circuit who dreams of winning the big one--the Indianapolis 500. But to get there he runs the risk of losing his wife Elora to his rival, Luther Erding, and strains the relationship with his stepson.
• World's Fastest Indian- Burt Munro, played by Anthony Hopkins, is a cantankerous Kiwi with an obsession: he's been tinkering with his 1920s-era Indian brand motorcycle for years, pushing it to ever-faster speeds. It's the 1960s, and Burt has the utterly mad idea of taking the bike to the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, site of world records for speed racing. The movie takes a while to get to the journey--and then the journey takes a while--but the genial atmosphere prevails.
• Worlds Greatest F1 Cars - An impressive visual encyclopedia covers the first 50 years of Formula One racing.
• Xtreme Nostalgia Vintage Drag Racing - The "Good Guys Vintage Drag Racing Association" presents an amazing look at the world of drag racing with the most extreme machines, filled with stunning footage of explosions, crashes and hard launches. These aren't your average car, they're top fuel Funny Cars, Gassers and Wheel standers with more horse power than all the cars of The Fast and the Furious combined.

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