A Little Something for the Frank Bullitt in all of us
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A Little Something for the Frank Bullitt in all of us
I found this while looking for some stuff for my 66 Mustang Fastback and thought it was hilarious. It's a spoof of the famous chase scene in "Bullitt". Enjoy
Re: A Little Something for the Frank Bullitt in all of us
Hey Flatchat, I know the box wasn't painted yellow with a red stripe, but wasn't that you??? [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
Re: A Little Something for the Frank Bullitt in all of us
A little tidbit. According to ponysite.de, the exhaust note for the Mustang was dubbed (duh). No FE big block sounds that racy (unless it has crossovers), and the actual exhaust that was dubbed in was from a GT40 that Steve McQueen tore around a track.
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