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@@djmajiktuch82 Oh please, not THAT again. Hollywood completely fucked up the original film with that mindset. As an American myself, I've never had any trouble understanding their accents and the ONLY version of the film in my home is the original (non-dubbed) version.
I could be wrong but I’m sure the “interceptor” name was that which applied to the yellow 4 door police unit used by the police patrol. The black coupe to which everyone seems to call the interceptor was actually the “pursuit special”.
Yes. In the first movie after max steals it from the police depot you can hear someone calling it a pursuit special on the police radio. The mechanic in the Road Warrior was the one who called it the last of the v8 interceptors. Don’t know if thats a goof or miller intended it that way.
Here in the states where I live, I saw a guy at one of our local gas stations filling up an old matte black colored car that looked to be muscle car era. It had a Ford symbol in the grill and it was right hand drive. Of course I had to inquire about what the heck it was he was driving. And he told me it was an Australian XBGT Ford Falcon. Said it was the Mad Max car. I said.. “this was the Interceptor?” He confirmed. I’ve seen many awesome cars throughout my life and that was one of the most awesome. I was fascinated by that old right hand drive Ford muscle car. One thing we Americans and the Australians have in common for sure, we love our V8’s.
There is one on the central coast of California. The owner shows up for car rallies and local events. People see it and either know exactly what it is or have no clue. I like to stand nearby when they ask. I simply say in an Aussie lilt, "She's the last of the V8s. Sucks nitro. Phase four heads, twin overhead cams, 600 horsepower through the wheels with the blower. She's meanness put to music and the bitch is born to run!" They usually stare blankly.
It used to piss me off so much that in both Road Warrior and Fury Road they destroy the Interceptor, the very ride of Max himself. It was such a cool car and I always thought (and still do, to a degree) that he should have been allowed to keep it all throughout one or both of those movies, sort of like how the hero gunslinger always has his black steed. However, then I started thinking from a storyteller's perspective, and it actually made more sense. The story wants Max to interact with other people, have a chance to bond and form various relationships, some good, some bad, but above all else, he can not be allowed to remain a loner. If that happened the story would go nowhere. And the Interceptor is the one thing that allows Max to drive away from people, to remove himself from the story and just remain an outcast with nothing and no one to interact with. So from the narrative point of view, I understand perfectly why it has to be done. But it still hurts when that machine is trashed... every. single. time.
@@WayneDowsent I do believe there is an original, undamaged, Mad Max car hidden in a garage/shed somewhere in Australia. the ones destroyed were not the 'pride and joy' of the creator, They just wouldn't do that
@@WayneDowsent Just paused it at 2:42 to make a comment about the bleeps. Not sure if I want to or can continue which pains me being a huge Mad Max fan.......
I like the Mad Max films with Mel Gibson so much that I have the miniature of the Interceptor V8 in a 1/18 scale of the first film, the miniature is incredible, identical to the original car of the film, and opens the doors, the hood and the trunk.
Yeah, my kids bought me one for Christmas, and to their horror I took it apart immediately. After I put it back together with LEDs including a flashing blue one for the light on the dash, they completely geeked out over it.
Best film trilogy ever . I've watched then all so many times I can play them in my head . Mad Max was amazing , mad Max 2 took it to a new level and was really making cinematic history , and then the final installment was so different from the other 2 yet spellbinding and unforgettable 👍👍👍👍 they were all the ducks guts 😎😎
I’m sure you talking about original 3 but in case you wasn’t aware there’s 4 now. First two you mentioned then there was a third with a thunder dome arena. Then finally fury road. I prefer the second and last one they made. I feel like they were made the best.
@@matt911112 thanks for you reply. Yeah I'm aware of all original 3 with Mel Gibson and the forth one also . I agree , I think mad Max 2 and 3 were best . Some say they didn't like the 3rd one so what with " captain walker " , or at least that's who the kids think he is , but I found it fantastically profound 😁😁
@@edwardwilliammorris1340 oh I was referring to fury road for its atmosphere and the second movie but I do like the third as well. I thought the whole plane part was rather strange but hey weirder stuff has happened. My favorite part is the very last chase when max runs into the pilot from the second movie and the kid and ruins his situation all over again lol. Never knew they used the OG car in fury road I’d figured they use another.
I'm glad to see that a cool car from one of my all time favorite films has become a museum piece of history... Kinda like what happened to " Dog " from the road warrior, you just like to hear that they ended up in a good place
When you have dramatic suspenseful music all the time, it ceases to be dramatic and suspenseful. With that said, thanks for making the video. I'm a huge Mad Max fan!!!
Back in the eighties I had a replica of the March Hare's XA Interceptor. Very few people had any idea that it was a car from Mad Max. Was pulled over by the cops for doing a burnout and one of the cops said "what are you? A clown!"
That was awesome Wayne. Thoroughly enjoyed it. We had a Falcon in the US in the ‘60s but it was a dorky 6 cylinder grandma mobile. We had a car called the Grand Torino in the ‘70s that resembled the Aussie version of the Falcon. It had a big block V8. Now I was too young to watch the first two Mad Max films when they first came out, but I clearly remember the Beyond Thunder Dome film. It was so popular with the kids at my school, we would all climb up on the jungle gym and chant “Two men enter; one man leaves!” while two boys would “battle to the death” in the middle. Good times. There’s a part where Tina Turner says to Mad Max something like, “We make a great pair, Raggedy Man.” Me and my brother thought that was the funniest thing for some reason. We called each other Raggedy Man for about a year after that.
That's funny Raggedy man! The family Torino would've been nice!! Over here in Australia most Mad Max fans (including me) hate MM3 simply because there was no Interceptor!! I've owned two Falcon coupes, one of which looked very similar to the MM Interceptor!
@@WayneDowsent Somehow the feedback I have received has become scrambled. Referring to the first film the car was in: Far to many people missed what was clearly stated at the beginning of the film, it takes place IN THE FUTURE. We do not know how everything shown in the film came about. The other thing that surprises me is most people fail to understand the film WAS ASSEMBLED and not filmed as shown. For some reason they fail to notice at one point that on of XA interceptors is sitting on the road ALREADY ON IT'S ROOF, but when the car actually rolls is shown later in the film. It is nothing but a "fairy tale" movie. If Kennedy -Miller had reason to believe the film would have become a hit they would have documented how the vehicles came to be in real life (and filmed at a standard film speed so that details could be examined frame by frame!) There far too many people claiming they own the original vehicles. The original XB was sold after filming but before the film was released because K - M needed the money. They bought it (?) back for the 2nd film. The time the car was in someone else's hands, and any modifications made, was not documented. It was during that time period it had the boat engine. I am also in belief there were semi duplicates of the black car meant to be seen from the distance, the scene where it meets it's end shows one of those cars, it has a chrome rear bumper. Top many people fail to watch the movie frame by frame when siting "details"
One of the few movie cars that actually has character to it, the car changed with Max through all the movies. My favorite movie duo, if you can call it that
I agree but, LOVE the OG of MM1 😁🖒👊🍻. I loved it all shiny and the paint job....gave me a chubby through the whole movie 😂🖒. If I ever become "instant rich" a.k.a. win the lottery 😂, I'm going to get an OG one built for me for sure 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁🍻
Fury Road happened before Thunderdome. Thats why he doesnt have the Interceptor in Thunderdome but he still has his jacket which he then lost. Hes older with gray hair in Thunderdome and more talkative after getting redemption with Furiosa. The Fury Road Interceptor was the last time he rebuilt it, trying to keep a part of his past. Remember in the first movie, they told Max it was built from scratch piece by piece. He did the same after Road Warrior and rebuilt the Interceptor that we see in the beginning of Fury Road. He never rebuilt it after Fury Road because he found redemption from his past. Anything in Thunderdome is just random meaningless transportation to him compared to the Interceptor that he moved on from. This is my favorite and most logical and chronological theory of the Interceptor's timeline 🤔✌🏽
You got most of this right Wayne, but not all of it. P.S."Never to be seen again." If you think a two truck sandwich is going to destroy that car you don't know Aussie muscle cars.
It was sad to see the old gal crash like that 😥. In the words of the war boys, may she Ride forever on highway to Valhalla, SHINY and CROME.! V-8! V-8! V-8! ( giving a standing salute :'-) )
My first car was a 1975 XB John Goss Special. I paid five grand for it back in 91 at Argenton Autos in Newcastle. It had 240,000 on the clock and only about 3months rego. But man was it a looker.
I was so depressed when they destroyed it in fury road. I just know it makes the chances I'll ever own one slimmer and slimmer. (not that I can find one here in the states anyway) Maybe I'll make my own version out of a foxbody or something.
@@foytsgarage2085 yeah, I've actually been looking at a mustang II that I pass on my way to work. Although I'm a little afraid that if I get another car my fiero will get mad at me, she can be a vindictive little bitch.
sounds like an idea but you definetely gonna need some body work 71-74 Torino Rear quarters a Mustang GT hood (from the same build span) the Arcardipane frontend a AUS Falcon tail panel and a lot of skill to mold it all together on the Foxbody
I can attest to that. Gear drives are quite noisy; Pete Jackson type or Milodon single-idler certainly give a good howl. Nothing compares to a 6/71 belt-drive blower however, except perhaps a Latham in terms of sfx. Kens and Leslie built a reputation on that distinctive Latham scream.
I was able to see the original car in the Miami musium. I took picture with the car and filmed the car. Man it was a dream that became a reality for me.
@@WayneDowsent nice glad you had an opportunity to see her. Must have been cool to see.Man it was great for me. My ex got mad at for taking so long admireing the car lol. Really where has the car gone after Deezer car museum in Miami? Can't believe it was sold.
Fury Road is such an abomination. That car was as iconic as Max himself, so destroying it at the start of FR was one of many gobs of spit that the movie unleashed into the face of the audience.
I don't have an XB interceptor but I've got two Mad Max cars and one of them is my daily. And yeah I probly count 10 people everyday that freak out, yell at me, honk their horns and take pictures every time I drive it.
I'm an American and tho we have our fair share of famous movie cars this is one of my favorites....its so sinister looking....the first mad Max version of the car being my favorite....a few years back I saw one riding around on the hotrod magazine powertour and it was actually owned by an austrailian guy who had it shipped over just so he could drive it along on the powertour....i wonder where it's at today? Hopefully in Australia where it belongs.....as much as I love the car I kinda felt sad to hear that the original mad Max car is sitting in Florida...something in my heart feels that it needs to be reunited with its home.
I love how crazy the editing of this video is. I feel as out of control as I would living in the Max Max apocalypse world and being told about the Interceptor. Great work!
"Do you know me? I was the one who used plexiglass first for the lighting, when those glassware weren't going with the motorized Capote anymore, I'm not sayin' that it was an Escort Spider..."
@@rogerc.roberts4705 lol Robert, it hasn't been in England for Year, the Guy that owned Cars of the Stars Museum in England sold it years a go to the Florida Museum.
@@666theninja As I keep pointing out the timeline of the actual vehicles has not been documented. The last information I had before commenting wad the original car was still in England.
Robert the Cars of the Stars Museum in England sold all there cars to the Florida Museum and that included the Original XB GT Ford Falcon Coupe from Mad Max 1 and Mad Max 2. Its Vin number is JG66ND43660K (JG66 = GT Coupe) and was a Nov. 1973 XB GT Coupe and that is the Vin number of the XB GT Coupe in the Florida Museum. So it's the car from Mad Max 1 and Mad Max 2. I have the Cars original Victorian rego papers and it's Victorian rego number plate Was IFE509 and before that rego plate it was New South Wales number plate GPV996, reason it had a NSW number plate is the Car was sold Brand New from NSW Ford Dealership Rural Motors in Orange NSW as the car did not go to Victoria until 1975. The car is not in England any more it is in The Florida Museum. Also the Car original colour was White also on the original Victorian rego papers, the car was painted Black by owner of the car Murray Smith or by the movie mob for Mad Max 1. There are photos of the Car in White and looking very XB GT Coupe (Cause it is) and wearing IFE509 number plate and a photo of it on the set of Mad Max 1 in Black wearing IFE509 Number plate. The Numbers don't Lie.
No no no... Thank you 🤘. As a kid I watch those movies over and over so I could pretend I was driving the Interceptor, the last of the V8's . Would've been a shame to blow it up. 🤘🤘
You're welcome mate. It's my pleasure to support my fellow UA-camrs as best I can. No channel grows without support so, here I am to support you mate. 👊💯
Did they finally decide that Fury Road was a reboot? I was confused when I saw the Interceptor in it because I thought the Camel Wagon in Thunderdome was supposed to have been at least partially made from it.
@@WayneDowsent Yea I was 16 at the time and into muscle cars so this movie really hit home. I bought a 1967 Mustang Fastback as my first car shortly after. Dropped a 351C engine into it. Not sure how I am still alive today because I did alot of stupid things with that ride.
One of the last of the great Aussie V8's, demonized by one so called motoring journalist who created and perpetuated the Supercar scare in 1972 eventually ending the genre in Australia.
I had a very similar looking car built. It's a big job!! There are however a lot of XA, XBGT coupe owners out there, they are a much more desirable and great investment car to own!!!
@@WayneDowsent I built one car in my life and I said "never again!" Some folks have the resources for that. I'm not one of those folks. One car consumed my life for longer than what it should have. Those are days of my life I'll never get back. Like I said - "never again."
One tough apocalypse ride, lucky enough to have seen it in real life in its Road Warrior version while visiting Melbourne a few years back. Early Mad Max movies are weirdly cool.
When art, Tourette's and an an acid flashback combine with a sprinkle of schizophrenia you get this, here, now. Seriously, if I could have one movie car it would be this or the Chrysler in The Wraith.
I remember when I got the video game when it was first released in 2015, a couple of days later i went to a fathers day man cave market seen the red/blue/yellow Interceptor along with lord humungus's car from mad max 2. Manged to have a long chat with the original Stuntman Terry Gibson along with getting the last signed photo of him driving the og black Interceptor with the caravan before it gets plowed at the intro of mad max 1
The game had the interceptor ;) and was a sequel to Mad Max Fury Road now at 8:39 we can see an upgraded V8 from the Magnum Opus, the new Interceptor. We can see ''the Humongous V8'''upgrade, so i think this is a straight follow up on the game, they are preparing something! also you mentioned the harpoon wich is in the game. The harpoon is i am asuming self controlled or somebody uses it on the back.
I was stopped on Farm Road, Werribee Vic while they filmed a Mad Max (1) scene. The car with Gibson driving pulled up beside me and it was a bucket of crap.. It rattled, shook (badly) and hardly ran. Bits were falling off, damn thing was a bucket.
@@WayneDowsent The guy holding the stop sign said "we're making a major motion picture." I asked who's in it he replied Mel Gibson. My response was "Never heard of him." At the time I worked for MMBW so went to the Werribee turd farm and Spotswood pumping station (Hall of Justice) plus I'm totally western suburbs so I can identify a few locations. The Farm Rd footage in the film is very brief, driving and riding, no dialogue.
My mate has a replica of the Concorde Panvan. With an OG Arcadiplane Monza front end. And the OG Pursuit Special should be bought back to its OG home. Ozstralia.
A funny fact: A few decades ago, Utah had a do not pollute campaign which was pretty much Mad Max in southern Utah. The star of the commercial was of course the Interceptor. It wasn't street legal due to emissons.
Fury road is the 4th mad max film, nr 3 is beyond thunderdome, and in the beginning when he gets knocked of his wagon are the remeans of the persuit special. Pulled by some camels.
It's now a priceless collectable car. The Fury Road Razor Cola is so valuable not even all the bitcoin on the planet could purchase it.
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And what does that tell us ? The end is nigh
All the BTC in the world is worth what, 5 bucks now? Couldn't even buy a burger.
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The editing of this video is mental. My eyeballs hurt
I went for a fast & furious cut...maybe too fast.
@@WayneDowsent yeah, you should fix it.
@@WayneDowsent yes to fast for me to appreciate the photos you've shown and the footage
@@WayneDowsent also, you should of dub this video. I'm American and I couldn't understand you😁
@@djmajiktuch82 Oh please, not THAT again. Hollywood completely fucked up the original film with that mindset. As an American myself, I've never had any trouble understanding their accents and the ONLY version of the film in my home is the original (non-dubbed) version.
Narrator: Frenetic voice is par the course
Visuals: 13-year old with a new editing program
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Was this video edited by dropping a huge bag of marbles on a keyboard when Adobe Premiere was running?
You made me laugh!!!
i'm a big fan of mad max love the history of the film but youre right this youtube video actually gets me dizzy !!
@@WayneDowsent I doubt it was a joke, old man.
4:10 to 4:45
I could be wrong but I’m sure the “interceptor” name was that which applied to the yellow 4 door police unit used by the police patrol. The black coupe to which everyone seems to call the interceptor was actually the “pursuit special”.
Yep, I reckon you're right!!!
Correct
Yes. In the first movie after max steals it from the police depot you can hear someone calling it a pursuit special on the police radio. The mechanic in the Road Warrior was the one who called it the last of the v8 interceptors. Don’t know if thats a goof or miller intended it that way.
My thought would be that all of the cars are interceptors and that the hero car was a pursuit special interceptor.
Thank u!!!!!
Narrated, and edited, by The Night Rider. Remember him when you look at the night sky...
Bwahahahahaha! THE NIGHTRIDER!!!
Spot on mate.
The Night Rider not to be confused with The Knight Rider........ An entire generation does not know the difference sadly...
@@jarleron4788 one drives an iconic heavily modified black wedge-nose muscle car from the late 70's.
the other one is in mad max.
@@jarleron4788 no one was confused till you mention a non related TV sitcom that would be better forgotten .
Here in the states where I live, I saw a guy at one of our local gas stations filling up an old matte black colored car that looked to be muscle car era. It had a Ford symbol in the grill and it was right hand drive. Of course I had to inquire about what the heck it was he was driving. And he told me it was an Australian XBGT Ford Falcon. Said it was the Mad Max car. I said.. “this was the Interceptor?” He confirmed. I’ve seen many awesome cars throughout my life and that was one of the most awesome. I was fascinated by that old right hand drive Ford muscle car. One thing we Americans and the Australians have in common for sure, we love our V8’s.
There is one on the central coast of California. The owner shows up for car rallies and local events. People see it and either know exactly what it is or have no clue. I like to stand nearby when they ask. I simply say in an Aussie lilt, "She's the last of the V8s. Sucks nitro. Phase four heads, twin overhead cams, 600 horsepower through the wheels with the blower. She's meanness put to music and the bitch is born to run!" They usually stare blankly.
It used to piss me off so much that in both Road Warrior and Fury Road they destroy the Interceptor, the very ride of Max himself. It was such a cool car and I always thought (and still do, to a degree) that he should have been allowed to keep it all throughout one or both of those movies, sort of like how the hero gunslinger always has his black steed. However, then I started thinking from a storyteller's perspective, and it actually made more sense. The story wants Max to interact with other people, have a chance to bond and form various relationships, some good, some bad, but above all else, he can not be allowed to remain a loner. If that happened the story would go nowhere. And the Interceptor is the one thing that allows Max to drive away from people, to remove himself from the story and just remain an outcast with nothing and no one to interact with. So from the narrative point of view, I understand perfectly why it has to be done. But it still hurts when that machine is trashed... every. single. time.
Yep, I'm with you on that one!!!
@@WayneDowsent I do believe there is an original, undamaged, Mad Max car hidden in a garage/shed somewhere in Australia.
the ones destroyed were not the 'pride and joy' of the creator, They just wouldn't do that
Dude, I'm happy you like your latest version of Adobe premier. But for the love of God, enough with the freakin spastic slide show.
Agreed. I only made it to 1m37s before the frustration and irritation kicked in. Shame. 🤷♂️
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Exact reason I came here 🙈🙈
That and the clipping Mic.
I was out at 2:30 it to much.
I'm glad I'm not the only one to find that particular flavor of video editing annoying AF.
oh my god i can't stand the editing or the auto-bleeper censoring not even swear words lmao
A few others have said the same...😪
@@WayneDowsent I was about to meBLEEPntion it too.
@@WayneDowsent Just paused it at 2:42 to make a comment about the bleeps. Not sure if I want to or can continue which pains me being a huge Mad Max fan.......
Oh god, I've just noticed the bleeps only after reading the comments and watching it again.
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I made it to 1:50 lol
I'm so glad I got mine before the prices went the way of outer Space
What do you have Jack?
1974 Falcon XB GS coupe with all the MadMax Trim ..... check out my UA-cam channel .... I'm still working on it but should have it finished this year
Jack Depp Omfg, that’s fucking awesome
Lucky bastard, here in Mexico there wasn’t even a chance
So do I
I like the Mad Max films with Mel Gibson so much that I have the miniature of the Interceptor V8 in a 1/18 scale of the first film, the miniature is incredible, identical to the original car of the film, and opens the doors, the hood and the trunk.
That's awesome
Dude I'm jelly
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@@Tommyblueeyes Yes
Yeah, my kids bought me one for Christmas, and to their horror I took it apart immediately. After I put it back together with LEDs including a flashing blue one for the light on the dash, they completely geeked out over it.
Loved it! Road Warrior and Fury Road are two of the best action movies ever made! Love the commentary, Aussies are awesome!
Best film trilogy ever . I've watched then all so many times I can play them in my head . Mad Max was amazing , mad Max 2 took it to a new level and was really making cinematic history , and then the final installment was so different from the other 2 yet spellbinding and unforgettable 👍👍👍👍 they were all the ducks guts 😎😎
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I’m sure you talking about original 3 but in case you wasn’t aware there’s 4 now. First two you mentioned then there was a third with a thunder dome arena. Then finally fury road. I prefer the second and last one they made. I feel like they were made the best.
@@matt911112 thanks for you reply. Yeah I'm aware of all original 3 with Mel Gibson and the forth one also . I agree , I think mad Max 2 and 3 were best . Some say they didn't like the 3rd one so what with " captain walker " , or at least that's who the kids think he is , but I found it fantastically profound 😁😁
@@edwardwilliammorris1340 oh I was referring to fury road for its atmosphere and the second movie but I do like the third as well. I thought the whole plane part was rather strange but hey weirder stuff has happened. My favorite part is the very last chase when max runs into the pilot from the second movie and the kid and ruins his situation all over again lol. Never knew they used the OG car in fury road I’d figured they use another.
I'm glad to see that a cool car from one of my all time favorite films has become a museum piece of history... Kinda like what happened to " Dog " from the road warrior, you just like to hear that they ended up in a good place
I must say, I would prefer it to reside in Australia. 😀
When you have dramatic suspenseful music all the time, it ceases to be dramatic and suspenseful. With that said, thanks for making the video. I'm a huge Mad Max fan!!!
You're welcome!!
Back in the eighties I had a replica of the March Hare's XA Interceptor.
Very few people had any idea that it was a car from Mad Max.
Was pulled over by the cops for doing a burnout and one of the cops said "what are you? A clown!"
😂🤣😂 funny mate!!!
The Bronze take our freedom ..
No! I am the NIGHT RIDER.....
@@MmeDesgranges no.. Actually he says the bronze take our pride..
That was awesome Wayne. Thoroughly enjoyed it. We had a Falcon in the US in the ‘60s but it was a dorky 6 cylinder grandma mobile. We had a car called the Grand Torino in the ‘70s that resembled the Aussie version of the Falcon. It had a big block V8. Now I was too young to watch the first two Mad Max films when they first came out, but I clearly remember the Beyond Thunder Dome film. It was so popular with the kids at my school, we would all climb up on the jungle gym and chant “Two men enter; one man leaves!” while two boys would “battle to the death” in the middle. Good times. There’s a part where Tina Turner says to Mad Max something like, “We make a great pair, Raggedy Man.” Me and my brother thought that was the funniest thing for some reason. We called each other Raggedy Man for about a year after that.
That's funny Raggedy man! The family Torino would've been nice!! Over here in Australia most Mad Max fans (including me) hate MM3 simply because there was no Interceptor!! I've owned two Falcon coupes, one of which looked very similar to the MM Interceptor!
@@WayneDowsent Somehow the feedback I have received has become scrambled. Referring to the first film the car was in: Far to many people missed what was clearly stated at the beginning of the film, it takes place IN THE FUTURE. We do not know how everything shown in the film came about.
The other thing that surprises me is most people fail to understand the film WAS ASSEMBLED and not filmed as shown. For some reason they fail to notice at one point that on of XA interceptors is sitting on the road ALREADY ON IT'S ROOF, but when the car actually rolls is shown later in the film.
It is nothing but a "fairy tale" movie. If Kennedy -Miller had reason to believe the film would have become a hit they would have documented how the vehicles came to be in real life (and filmed at a standard film speed so that details could be examined frame by frame!) There far too many people claiming they own the original vehicles. The original XB was sold after filming but before the film was released because K - M needed the money. They bought it (?) back for the 2nd film. The time the car was in someone else's hands, and any modifications made, was not documented. It was during that time period it had the boat engine.
I am also in belief there were semi duplicates of the black car meant to be seen from the distance, the scene where it meets it's end shows one of those cars, it has a chrome rear bumper. Top many people fail to watch the movie frame by frame when siting "details"
@Mark Richards that's what I was going to say... I had a 1965 Falcon 289 with a factory 2 barrel police carburetor, ran fairly strong.
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Mark Richards I never knew about that one. The ones I’ve seen were six cylinder cars with three on the tree column shifters. 😄
One of the few movie cars that actually has character to it, the car changed with Max through all the movies. My favorite movie duo, if you can call it that
Yep absolutely! Great call!
I agree but, LOVE the OG of MM1 😁🖒👊🍻. I loved it all shiny and the paint job....gave me a chubby through the whole movie 😂🖒. If I ever become "instant rich" a.k.a. win the lottery 😂, I'm going to get an OG one built for me for sure 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁🍻
Hell ye
@@ianmurchie1567 it had matte black accents tho
the older i get the more i like that car. great video
Thanks heaps Chris! And I'm the same I love the coupe's! As a matter of fact I've owned two!!🤩👍
" Let's all go watch
MAD MAX
after this video "
Lets!!!!
Dam... that’s exactly how I’ll finish up my Father’s Day now! Great video.
yeh 1 and 2 maybe number 3
It was on UK TV last night. I'm not sure which version, Aussie or Yank 'cos I missed it. :¬(
Fury Road happened before Thunderdome. Thats why he doesnt have the Interceptor in Thunderdome but he still has his jacket which he then lost. Hes older with gray hair in Thunderdome and more talkative after getting redemption with Furiosa. The Fury Road Interceptor was the last time he rebuilt it, trying to keep a part of his past. Remember in the first movie, they told Max it was built from scratch piece by piece. He did the same after Road Warrior and rebuilt the Interceptor that we see in the beginning of Fury Road. He never rebuilt it after Fury Road because he found redemption from his past. Anything in Thunderdome is just random meaningless transportation to him compared to the Interceptor that he moved on from. This is my favorite and most logical and chronological theory of the Interceptor's timeline 🤔✌🏽
That's one awesome car! Here in the US it was a similar to the Ford Grand Torino! Both are bad ass cars and would absolutely love to have them!
Let's not forget the Mach 1 Mustang, there are a lot of similarities also!!
@@WayneDowsent very true!
Looks like a Torino Super Snake to me.
To hear the history of the Interceptor in Australian accent is just 👌🏻
💪🤩👍Thanks mate!!
You got most of this right Wayne, but not all of it.
P.S."Never to be seen again." If you think a two truck sandwich is going to destroy that car you don't know Aussie muscle cars.
It was sad to see the old gal crash like that 😥. In the words of the war boys, may she Ride forever on highway to Valhalla, SHINY and CROME.! V-8! V-8! V-8! ( giving a standing salute :'-) )
YES!!!!!!!
Easily the most attractive looking car I have ever seen.
Yep, very cool looking car!!👍👍
Thanks for mentioning my mean machine!
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Cool! The Mad Max's interceptor is my favorite movie car! Thanks!
You're welcome!!!
Mad editing makes this a post apocalypse in itself. LOL But thanks for posting!
You're welcome!😉👍
My first car was a 1975 XB John Goss Special. I paid five grand for it back in 91 at Argenton Autos in Newcastle. It had 240,000 on the clock and only about 3months rego. But man was it a looker.
I'd love one of those!!
You can tell Wayne loves this movie and car. My only suggestion is a better mic so it doesn't get so distorted when you get excited.
🤣🤣I do have a good mic, but I get too close to it when I'm excited Buck!!😂😂
This Car gets murdered even more than Kenny From South Park
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You bastard
I was so depressed when they destroyed it in fury road.
I just know it makes the chances I'll ever own one slimmer and slimmer.
(not that I can find one here in the states anyway)
Maybe I'll make my own version out of a foxbody or something.
well the XB falcon does share a striking similarity to the 71-73 mustangs
@@foytsgarage2085 yeah, I've actually been looking at a mustang II that I pass on my way to work.
Although I'm a little afraid that if I get another car my fiero will get mad at me, she can be a vindictive little bitch.
@@fatalgravity 1971 Ford Torinos are even more similiar, with some AUS parts it could be really nice lookin
Make sure you chuck a Bara in it for that Aussie muscle authenticity haha
sounds like an idea but you definetely gonna need some body work 71-74 Torino Rear quarters a Mustang GT hood (from the same build span) the Arcardipane frontend a AUS Falcon tail panel and a lot of skill to mold it all together on the Foxbody
Thanks for an amazing video about the interceptor. 👍 Loved the car’s history too.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you Aussies for giving us Yanks such a WONDERFUL franchise!!!!
Our pleasure!
I love billing cool evil stuff after watching this I love Mad Max even more now
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Hey friend, thanks for the video. I would've loved to see those pictures for more than 2 seconds each, but I really enjoyed the story!
No worries mate!!!👍👍
People still want a true Mad Max 4 with Mel Gibson, me included.
Ya man I vote that.. 👍
Agree. But hollywood gonna ruin that up HARD
He was supposed to return in 2015 but it fell through
I don't care if it has Mel Gibson, I wish they actually had the damn car for the whole thing though.
Exactly
THAT's MINE! - Max Rocketansky
loved the video! Really heard the passion come through for such an awesome car
Thanks Eugene!!🤩👍
The Black on Black WILL be back, mark my words!
I hope so!!
@@djmajiktuch82 I coulda sworn he just walked away.
@@djmajiktuch82 Say what? Not in the version that I saw.
Always wanted a supercharger like that, ever since I saw the movie so long ago... Not for the power but the SOUND!!! xD
They still make the Scott Superslot injector and scoop. EFI now, but a Superslot none the less.
@@LordMekanicus, it doesn't make any sound though :(
True, but stick it on the proper blower with the right gear clearances and howl it will!
If you want the sound of a blower convert you camshaft drive from chain to gear it will give a distinct whine to the engine
I can attest to that. Gear drives are quite noisy; Pete Jackson type or Milodon single-idler certainly give a good howl. Nothing compares to a 6/71 belt-drive blower however, except perhaps a Latham in terms of sfx. Kens and Leslie built a reputation on that distinctive Latham scream.
Mr. Narrator, you made the video 10 times better!!!
Why thank you!!👍🤩👍
I was surprised that the fury road interceptor wasn't given away to one of the mechanics or something
I was able to see the original car in the Miami musium. I took picture with the car and filmed the car. Man it was a dream that became a reality for me.
Nice one!! I think it's moved on since it was there. I saw it years before here in Australia just after it had been restored!!!🤩👍
@@WayneDowsent nice glad you had an opportunity to see her. Must have been cool to see.Man it was great for me. My ex got mad at for taking so long admireing the car lol. Really where has the car gone after Deezer car museum in Miami? Can't believe it was sold.
I have one in 1/18 scale. It is by far my most favorite movie car and I would love to see it in person sometime.
I was lucky enough to see it years ago, I took photos but can't find them!!!😭😭😭
She will rise again, the Angel Combustion does not abandon his creatures so easily, especially this one...
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Fury Road is such an abomination. That car was as iconic as Max himself, so destroying it at the start of FR was one of many gobs of spit that the movie unleashed into the face of the audience.
Sadly I agree...
twas destroyed way back in MM2 also
I love how you put this episode together I have my own UA-cam Buck Potter
Thanks Buck!!!🤩👍
Golly gee, I feel like I'm watching the same images on repeat.
...not really. 🤔
You're so enthusiastic, I love it. This video is so over the top, it's great!
Thank you very much!!😁
The most Australian thing there is
8:46-8:56
"Once more the Mad Max Interceptor is destroyed, never to be seen again."
At least until Furiosa needs an epic ride.
I want that car! I'd drive it all around freaking people out!
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Which one?
Seeing as there's four iterations
I don't have an XB interceptor but I've got two Mad Max cars and one of them is my daily.
And yeah I probly count 10 people everyday that freak out, yell at me, honk their horns and take pictures every time I drive it.
I'm an American and tho we have our fair share of famous movie cars this is one of my favorites....its so sinister looking....the first mad Max version of the car being my favorite....a few years back I saw one riding around on the hotrod magazine powertour and it was actually owned by an austrailian guy who had it shipped over just so he could drive it along on the powertour....i wonder where it's at today? Hopefully in Australia where it belongs.....as much as I love the car I kinda felt sad to hear that the original mad Max car is sitting in Florida...something in my heart feels that it needs to be reunited with its home.
Great story davy!! Yeah I agree, it'd be great for the original car to be at home in Australia!!!
Great video mate, glad it was made by a true Ozzy too :) Mad Max still lives on.
Thanks Count!!! Yeah I'm a huge fan...always will be!!
Love that car watch that movie often thank you for sharing
You're welcome!!
we need the interceptor on the streets now
I love The Interceptor, one of my all time favourite movie cars
Yeah, she's one bad ass car!!!
I love how crazy the editing of this video is. I feel as out of control as I would living in the Max Max apocalypse world and being told about the Interceptor. Great work!
Thanks heaps!!! You get what I was trying to do!!!!!
Perhaps it was the result of an anxiety
Cool history facts on the car. Thanks
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Don't mind the comments of people who came here only for judgeing you for your job, I came here for the f**king INTERCEPTOR!
Thanks mate!!👍😁
Shouldn’t the parting words have been “see you on the road, Scag!”
"Do you know me? I was the one who used plexiglass first for the lighting, when those glassware weren't going with the motorized Capote anymore, I'm not sayin' that it was an Escort Spider..."
The Museum in Florida has the Original Mad Max car up for sale, love it to return to Australia.
Yeah so would I mate!!👍🤩
The original car went to England, not Florida.
@@rogerc.roberts4705 lol Robert, it hasn't been in England for Year, the Guy that owned Cars of the Stars Museum in England sold it years a go to the Florida Museum.
@@666theninja As I keep pointing out the timeline of the actual vehicles has not been documented. The last information I had before commenting wad the original car was still in England.
Robert the Cars of the Stars Museum in England sold all there cars to the Florida Museum and that included the Original XB GT Ford Falcon Coupe from Mad Max 1 and Mad Max 2. Its Vin number is JG66ND43660K (JG66 = GT Coupe) and was a Nov. 1973 XB GT Coupe and that is the Vin number of the XB GT Coupe in the Florida Museum. So it's the car from Mad Max 1 and Mad Max 2. I have the Cars original Victorian rego papers and it's Victorian rego number plate Was IFE509 and before that rego plate it was New South Wales number plate GPV996, reason it had a NSW number plate is the Car was sold Brand New from NSW Ford Dealership Rural Motors in Orange NSW as the car did not go to Victoria until 1975. The car is not in England any more it is in The Florida Museum. Also the Car original colour was White also on the original Victorian rego papers, the car was painted Black by owner of the car Murray Smith or by the movie mob for Mad Max 1. There are photos of the Car in White and looking very XB GT Coupe (Cause it is) and wearing IFE509 number plate and a photo of it on the set of Mad Max 1 in Black wearing IFE509 Number plate. The Numbers don't Lie.
All y'all complaining the editing is spastic have somehow forgotten that the guy who runs this channel is Australian.
🤣LMFAO🤣
This editing is so horrendous it gives me a headache
The Black on Black is a Legend of all cars, the Interceptor will return, mark my words
Let's hope Mel comes back..
Hope so...
My cusan Paul Johnstone was in the 1st mad max he played thr carictor that had his arm wripped off
Cundalini ! Love that guy! "Push me, shove you, oh yeah, says who?"
Candalini.... Wants his hand back.
No no no... Thank you 🤘. As a kid I watch those movies over and over so I could pretend I was driving the Interceptor, the last of the V8's . Would've been a shame to blow it up. 🤘🤘
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Great video mate! It's entertaining and informative. I added myself to your subscriber base as a token of my appreciation. Take care mate!
Awesome, thank you!
You're welcome mate. It's my pleasure to support my fellow UA-camrs as best I can. No channel grows without support so, here I am to support you mate. 👊💯
Did they finally decide that Fury Road was a reboot? I was confused when I saw the Interceptor in it because I thought the Camel Wagon in Thunderdome was supposed to have been at least partially made from it.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's a reboot of the Road Warrior!!
Not quite as good as the original!!
Th camel wagon was a pick up truck , Max sat on the roof at the begining of the movie , to be knocked off by the airplane ,,,,
Really cool video and very informative! I enjoyed the gruff and enthusiastic style, it fit the car perfectly!
I saw Road Warrior in the movie theater back in 1981. Man was that awesome.
Brilliant movie!!!!
@@WayneDowsent Yea I was 16 at the time and into muscle cars so this movie really hit home. I bought a 1967 Mustang Fastback as my first car shortly after. Dropped a 351C engine into it. Not sure how I am still alive today because I did alot of stupid things with that ride.
8:28 This Interceptor is on LPG not steroids.
One of the best looking car ever built
Yeah i love the design!!!
The blower man.
.the blower
Thank You for the Vid! Very cool! P.S. I think the editing is just fine!
One of the last of the great Aussie V8's, demonized by one so called motoring journalist who created and perpetuated the Supercar scare in 1972 eventually ending the genre in Australia.
Yes, & it had happened in the US as well.
What a cool story. I would think that more collectors would want such an iconic car. Interesting.
I had a very similar looking car built. It's a big job!! There are however a lot of XA, XBGT coupe owners out there, they are a much more desirable and great investment car to own!!!
@@WayneDowsent I built one car in my life and I said "never again!" Some folks have the resources for that. I'm not one of those folks. One car consumed my life for longer than what it should have. Those are days of my life I'll never get back. Like I said - "never again."
One tough apocalypse ride, lucky enough to have seen it in real life in its Road Warrior version while visiting Melbourne a few years back. Early Mad Max movies are weirdly cool.
Yes they certainly are buddy!! I remember seeing the MM2 car way back, it was at a car show in a shopping centre in Sydney!!!🤩
The interceptor was the yellow one he drove at the beginning. The black one is a pursuit special with 600 hp. It had phase 4 heads and the BLOWER.
Yes you are correct, along with the stolen car the Nightrider drives. It to was a Pursuit Special. 😁👍
I like the editing personally.. Great vid! Gorgeous car
One of the best movie franchises of all time.
Classic films!!😁👍
When art, Tourette's and an an acid flashback combine with a sprinkle of schizophrenia you get this, here, now.
Seriously, if I could have one movie car it would be this or the Chrysler in The Wraith.
🤣🤣🤣Man I love some of the comments here! Well done!!😂😂😂
I remember when I got the video game when it was first released in 2015, a couple of days later i went to a fathers day man cave market seen the red/blue/yellow Interceptor along with lord humungus's car from mad max 2. Manged to have a long chat with the original Stuntman Terry Gibson along with getting the last signed photo of him driving the og black Interceptor with the caravan before it gets plowed at the intro of mad max 1
Wow, thats fantastic mate!!🤩
The game had the interceptor ;) and was a sequel to Mad Max Fury Road now at 8:39 we can see an upgraded V8 from the Magnum Opus, the new Interceptor. We can see ''the Humongous V8'''upgrade, so i think this is a straight follow up on the game, they are preparing something! also you mentioned the harpoon wich is in the game. The harpoon is i am asuming self controlled or somebody uses it on the back.
I was stopped on Farm Road, Werribee Vic while they filmed a Mad Max (1) scene. The car with Gibson driving pulled up beside me and it was a bucket of crap.. It rattled, shook (badly) and hardly ran. Bits were falling off, damn thing was a bucket.
Woweee Dale, what a fantastic story mate!!!🤩👍
@@WayneDowsent The guy holding the stop sign said "we're making a major motion picture." I asked who's in it he replied Mel Gibson. My response was "Never heard of him." At the time I worked for MMBW so went to the Werribee turd farm and Spotswood pumping station (Hall of Justice) plus I'm totally western suburbs so I can identify a few locations. The Farm Rd footage in the film is very brief, driving and riding, no dialogue.
@@dalewyatt1321 nice one!!👍
Thank you my friend for the information very informative
You're welcome Michael. 😁👍
That Rocked, and in the 2nd movie, it broke my heart when that car was burnt up..
I know! I think for a lot of people the car was the star of the films!!!😁
That was a very interesting history. Thank you very much for posting it.
Glad you enjoyed it
My mate has a replica of the Concorde Panvan. With an OG Arcadiplane Monza front end. And the OG Pursuit Special should be bought back to its OG home. Ozstralia.
Agreed!!!👍👍
Dramatic diction!!! Love it!!
Thank you very much & thanks for watching!!!
A funny fact: A few decades ago, Utah had a do not pollute campaign which was pretty much Mad Max in southern Utah. The star of the commercial was of course the Interceptor.
It wasn't street legal due to emissons.
Great story! Thanks Angry!!
What a fucking video this is, eh?
The legend of the interceptorrrrr
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Very cool. Easily one of the most iconic movie cars ever. Would love to see a video on The Night Rider's souped-up Holden Monaro.
I did do a video on the Mad Max cars, its here on my channel!👍🤩👍
The movies were all awesome I just wish we got to see Max use his interceptor a lot more though.
You & me both!!😪
Wow, I never thought a slideshow video would give me a headache but here we are.
Take one aspirin...😉
Fury road is the 4th mad max film, nr 3 is beyond thunderdome, and in the beginning when he gets knocked of his wagon are the remeans of the persuit special. Pulled by some camels.