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Really want one of those Pontiacs!

He should have taken Greyhound, Go Greyhound and leave the driving to us! Go Greyhound and the driving to us!!

Producer of Bullit, no wonder it sounds just McQueen's Mustang. Still a great scene.

I bought one just for the purpose. It was ok. A Canon Rebel

Make it more fun, use the sound track from Bullitt with the Mach 1 that has the 16 speed transmission (constant shifting).

I discover this years ago...Almost identical...remarkable

Never touch a broken windshield.will cut you bad.🐷

In 1973, when I was 13 years old, I remember watching this on television with my friends while my mother was cooking in the kitchen the actors involved in this movie were Bill Hickman, Richard Lynch, and Roy Schieder. We will certainly miss these three legends, may they rest in peace.

N.Y.C. As it existed in 1973. Also, note the absence of bike lanes and pedestrian malls in that era.

This is a great song! It’s a little Todd-esque! I absolutely love it!

I love this track, Lindley!

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This is hilarious. I saw the original chase and thought, "God, nobody would do it like this now." That dumpy moment of Scheider getting in the car, putting in the keys and starting up, etc

To me, the worst "accident" happens at 3:58. The cop car gets sideswiped by Hickman's Grand Ville, then gets t-boned on the passenger side by a car in the opposite lane. Look how that real life cop reacts. He's throttled so hard his hat flies off of his head and his body plows him almost into the driver's seat.

Bill Hickman is The Man!!

whoa, that got to hurt! (George Cozstanza).

Outside the U.S, most people wouldn't know what of cars those were.

I saw this with my father at the cinema back in the days- RIP dad.

This chase scene was created by the same *director* and *stunt-coordinator* that worked on “Bullitt” (1968) and “The French Connection” (1971).

I heard of this movie before but I never saw it

My uncle had a 73 Pontiac Ventura Sprint when I was a kid, I thought it was the coolest thing ever.

So cheezy same guy driving the big Pontiac was the guy driving the charger in bullet same mustang sound track in Roy's car so cheezy

excellent movie, a hidden gem.

Except for Bullet the best balls out chase scene ever !! Filmed in my home town NYC !!

Well done.

Great work and wonderful memories; thanks Lindley.

Hickman drove the Grand Ville and the Bullitt Charger. Hmmmm.....

And the Ventura's shifter stalk never left park. Hmmmm...

There's just something great about the gritty realism of this chase scene. No pyrotechnics, no cars performing impossible aerial stunts. Just pure adrenaline, Detroit muscle and a sense of what it would actually look like slamming into the back of an 18 wheeler at high speed.

EPIC

Freeways in well-maintained, smooth condition, in contrast to today's often pot-holed roads

Great chase! I like how once they are on the bridge they are home free. Like, "hey Chief, shouldn't we set up a roadblock mid-span or at the far end? Maybe have the Staties block off the Interstate?" "That's crazy talk! You know once they're on the bridge our hands are tied. Stand down, boys, stand down."

That guy is always driving the get away car....and Roy...let's a little fender bender stop the chase..

G👀D Thing he ducked HuH

Rip Richard Lynch.

2 things. The skill to get those absolute boats on wheels to take corners at those speeds while literally bouncing up and down was unreal. It still looks fast and scary to this day. And second after the crash the acting and look of Roy was amazing . He genuinely looked like he had just been in a proper smash. He looked like he had woken from unconsciousness . Puffy eyes,glazed eyes and dazed expression. The guy was a brilliant actor and I miss him.

No moving the cameras and jiggle the picture like they do in today's fake action movies

He's lucky he didn't wake up Jane Mansfield.

I This DVD. This movie 🍿 kicks Ass. Just like the French Connection and Bullitt

If you can find the two DVD version, in the extras they show just how insane this stunt was.😮

Bill Hickman is still the best in my book.

Rule 22... Whenever a police car is disabled, it's siren also peters out.

I prefer the long version.

how they ever get thru toll plaza on Bridge

Cars back then were pretty hard on humans in a crash. Doubtful just ducking down would've saved him.

lust filled V8 power !!!!

This is one of the best chase scenes in film. Bullitt and French Connection and the 7-ups are the gold standards for chases.

That 18 wheeler at the end had no Mansfield bar behind it.

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Love how the cop car bounced around during the turn... oh what a ride that would have been😲