10 Wild Facts About Clarence's 2043 OCP 6000 SUX - Robocop
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The "6000 SUX" in the 1987 movie "RoboCop" is a satirical take on consumerism and the automotive industry. Designed as a parody of extravagant, gas-guzzling luxury cars, the 6000 SUX represents excess and ostentation in a dystopian Detroit. The car is depicted in the film as a symbol of corporate greed, featuring absurdly low fuel efficiency of 8.2 miles per gallon, a detail highlighted in the movie's commercial advertisements. The over-the-top marketing campaign within the film serves as a commentary on the societal priorities of the time. The 6000 SUX becomes a humorous yet poignant element in the narrative, reflecting the film's broader critique of corporate influence and the commodification of every aspect of daily life in a futuristic and dystopian urban landscape.
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I love the Clarence Boddicker character.
Red Foreman plays a great heel.
Indeed, Kurtwood is fricken awesome in everything he is in and always steals the show 😉👍
....can you fly Bobby...?
@@chrislystig8869 😉👍
“Tigers are playing…TONIGHT!”
100% . His strong jaw line gives him an ideal 'skull' shaped face, and his accent with its sarcastic tone and attitude really works well.
You endured all the episodes of the Robocop TV show for us. What dedication, I couldn't do it personally Kudos my man 😄
Lol, well; I sped watched them all muted anyways; just focusing on the video to see if the SUX ever popped up, but it certainly wasn't on there. There were a few other "futuristic" looking custom cars on the show, but no SUX; that's for sure as that car stands out like a sore thumb, lol. 😉
Some of them weren't horrible
We both thought the same thing, relieved to hear how he did it though lol.
Still took a few hours and I for one appreciate your effort great videos
@@zairomolino4074 True, I mean they did put quite a lot of effort into it; but they were just limited what they were allowed to do for a TV show; especially since Robocop somehow became a kid's character. 🤔
The thing I remember most about the car is when Clarence says "He's at the steel mill." and then smacks the roof of the car to get everyone's attention, you can see the rearview mirror inside fall off.
Indeed, great build quality there, lol! Yeah, I put that clip in hoping some folks would notice that; you're the second so far 😉👍
@@CarStarz42 I had to go back and watch your video again because I missed it at 4:35 the first time. I actually noticed it way back in the day when I was a kid. I've always wondered what Clarence thought when he got in the car and saw the mirror laying there.
@@McPh1741 Lol, yeah and I noticed it stayed off the whole rest of the movie too, so the prop guys didn't bother to try re-adhering it, lol
@@CarStarz42i think it's intentional. It's part of satirical take on car industry since the movie set in detroit. The thing even called SUX x)
@@GayFurryFromSS Indeed! 😉👍
It's just weird to me that a screen used prop car would just be allowed to rot in the sun, rather than be sold off or at least donated to a museum.
Yep, he had lots of them out there in fact, but he's selling most of them off now. Only took 36 years for him to decide to do so, lol. Gene is 96 now though and he's just now finally retiring from the business, so we got to cut him some slack there for not being able to keep track of time too well, lol. 😉
Agree. It's a shame. I know he's a car guy with his heart in the right place, but come on! Owning it and just leaving it to rot is just borderline criminal in car circles. I would have kept it , not perfect, but nice for people to appreciate. Time to give it to Hoovie!
It must really suck.
@@intorsusvolo7834 Lol 😉
Do they not sell/use or know of car covers in the western US? I mean damn a tarp would even work!
The best part of the movie is when the toxic mutant goes splat on the windshield.
Indeed and quite hilarious as well 😉👍
One of my top five favorite movies. I begged my mom to let me watch it when I was only six. I didn't even notice the violence because I was so mesmerized by Robocop. It was the 80s 😂 Great video as always my friend 👏 👍
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. Indeed, he's one badass cop for sure impressing us all regardless of age 😉👍
Now that you've done the 6000 SUX, how about doing Robocop's Ford Taurus. There's an interesting story about how the Taurus was picked, and Ford Motor Company was not happy about it.
BTW, Robocop Rouge City is a great game.
I do indeed have the Taurus on my to do list when I eventually get to making second rounds on movies/shows I've already touched on once 😉👍
Even more interesting is that after the movie came out, Police agencies started asking Ford dealers for a Tauras Police package, so Ford Motor Company quickly made 1st and 2nd Gen Taurus Police package cars. The euro-style dual round headlights were completely custom.
@@djzazou That is cool😉👍
I remember how futuristic that Taurus looked in 1987, there was nothing like it.
One of the coolest movies ever, Robocop! And I always wondered what the 6000 Sux was originally, I figured it was some model of GM car but of course it wasn’t recognizable at all. Another awesome video, you do an incredible job on these! 👍
Indeed and thanks much friend 😉👍
It was an Oldsmobile Cutlass
One thing I know about the SUX Is that it can take out a toxic waste poisoned dude with no damage.
That's for sure, but consider how he splattered so easy; I bicycle probably could have done the same, lol 😉👍
I love how the 600 SUX looks!
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Love your channel! Hope to see you do one on Lt. Columbos 1959 Peugeot sometime. Keep up the great work 👍
Indeed the car is one of the most iconic TV-vehicles.
Glad to hear that and yep, that one is already on my large list as well 😉👍
@@CarStarz42 Good to know!
Ill buy that for a dollar
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That car isn't ugly, it's a work of art!
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I visited the Peterson museum in September of 2019 and got the 6000 SUX and now I'm really glad I did
Cool, good timing 😉👍
I'd love to see a video about the uncle buck car. Live your vids.
with a trunk big enough for a bug.
Lol, indeed 😉
Yep, been on my list since the beginning and will do as soon as I can find enough info for it 😉👍
I owned a blue 1987 Pontiac 6000 STE. (Special Touring Edition). I thought it was a great car at the time. All digital dash, fully loaded with features like air ride suspension. I laughed at Robocop's spoof of it back then because I knew it wasn't a piece of junk.
Nice👍
I don't know about all of you but I LOVE the design of the 6000 SUX. The asymmetrical tailights, the huge intake on the hood, the futuristic (and poorly secured) hubcaps... I had high hopes it might make a drivable cameo in Cyberpunk 2077 but it wasn't meant to be :P
Also I'm amazed the same studio that built the SUX built the cars for Back to the Future II, that's my favorite movie of all time thanks in no small part to the vehicle design.
I'm a big fan of the BTTF series and its vehicles too, but the SUX, not so much, lol 😉
You finished the video with the warm liquid goo scene! Outstanding!
Lol, yeah; you gotta love that hilarious bit of the movie. He was a big bug for sure 😉👍
@@CarStarz42 Man, I was born in '82 and my dad recorded it for me off of network TV so it was heavily edited. Before I went in the army in '01 I rented it to see it uncut for the first time. I bout jumped off the couch at that scene and rewound it several times. Lol! Keep up the good work! Love your videos as a mechanic and car fan!
@@unconquered82 Indeed hilarious stuff! Glad to hear you're enjoying the channel 😉👍
I always thought it looked like the 82-87 Lincoln Continental sedan with a body kit.
Yeah, I could see that too. Odd car in many ways the SUX is, lol.
Thanx for the upload and all the great info
And fantastic shot of the O.G.6000SUX!
You're very welcome 😉👍
Years ago I stumbled upon some sketches someone had found of the car in pre production. Thanks so much for finding what happened to this iconic car.
That's cool and you're very welcome 😉👍
The Rover SD1 is an awesome car.
The police used to drive them in 70s and 80s here in England
Cool 😉👍
@@CarStarz42 3.5 litre V8, which is tiny by American standards, but, boy, does it shift!
My 1995 Range Rover has a bored out to 4.6 litre. 225 horsepower. Magnificent engine!
@@gregorylawson8346 Nice! 😉👍
Hey man ! Thanks for that video !
Your editing is better than mine:)
No, thank you guys again for saving most of the movie cars that were left at Gene's! It would have been an atrocity to see them all rot completely away in the desert.
BTW, I was the guy asking you about what engine the car had right before you guys posted the video reveling the engine and now you know why, lol. Thanks again for all the amazing stuff you guys do 😉👍
Haha cool :)
Thanks for the info . Enjoyed that ! 👍🏼
Glad to hear that you did 😉👍
RoboCop Rogue City is freaking awesome!! If you're a RoboCop fan you won't be disappointed, they even got Peter Weller to voice act for it.
I just wish it was available on Consoles as well.
Cool, yeah I've heard good things about it and it looks like it is also on Xbox and PS5 too though 😉👍
Another great video, any chance of videos on the Miami Vice Daytona and Testarossa?
Thanks, yep; those are indeed already on my to do list 😉👍
"let the mayor go and we'll even through in a Blaupunkt" 😂 Great upload, have a sub 👍
Thanks and welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video 😉👍
When Clarence arrives to show his buddies his freshly looted SUX, he slaps roof and the interior mirror falls off
Lol, yep. I put that clip in to see how many would notice that in fact and you are the fourth now 😉👍
I remember a car based on the Pontiac fiero called the Zimmer Quicksilver and that's what I always thought this was... thanks for clearing that up for me...
You're welcome and glad you were able to get something from the video😉👍
Sort of looks like a mid 70s Pontiac Grandam/GTO because of the 4 doors. They had 6.6 liter engines. Same as Smokey and the Bandit Buford T. Justice Pontiac Lemans.
Indeed 😉👍
Gotta give you credit here, you really went the extra mile for an extremely obscure movie car!! THAT, sir, is dedication to your craft!
Though I agree with other comments that the car was meh, yet the movie was pretty good.
Thanks
Lol, thanks. Indeed a very "meh" car! 😉👍
I got to meet the car and Gene in person. Great guy. Thanks for this great info!
Cool, yeah one cool dude with an amazing amount of energy for his age for sure 😉👍
Btw I since discovered more fun facts about the car :
1/ it was designed by a young Chip Foose
2/The rear deck lid is from a Porsche 928 that they modified with extra side pieces
Wow, would have never guessed that! Thanks for those extra tidbits 😉👍
The car was to me the most dystopia element of the film.
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The Mustang from the TV series was released as a 1/18 scale plastic toy with working lights-I found
one at Toys 'R Us on sale after the series folded.
Cool, I've never been a fan of that body style of mustang, but it actually doesn't look too bad as a cop car 😉👍
Thanks for the info. Was thinking about this car the other day. Now I can make a custom of it. 👍✌️
You're very welcome and that's cool; be sure to show us if you do 😉👍
Great to hear the 6000 SUX is getting restored! My parents had Pontiac 6000 years ago not sure how long they had it.
Indeed and cool 😉👍
I'll be - I see it in your shots (doors/side windows) but never realized that was a Cutlass under there. Great job as always! And also enjoying your diecast channel. Thanks for all you do ~ Chuck
Glad to hear you are still enjoying the content friend 😉👍
When I was a kid I loved how that cars looked.
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Funny you mention the show. So I was a kid in the 80s: when Robocop came out, I really wanted to see it. But my mom told me, no it's going to be way to violent. Eventually I was able to see it with my dad when it showed up on a free trial of Showtime during a weekend. Then when the TV series showed up, I did watch that as well. I would believe there wouldn't be a 6000 SUX: I remember it being more basic formula and things like this are the Verhoeven satire that are unique to the movie (especially now that we have a reboot that lost all sense of the original satire and context).
Cool 😉👍
subbed! great video and content
Thanks much and welcome! Glad you are enjoying the channel😉👍
3:06 Pretty sure that's an Australian built XF Ford Falcon you show there. And funnily enough I'm also pretty sure the cop cars in Robocop were Australian EA Falcons which were released about a year after Robocop came out. They certainly look like them. Always wondered about that.
And btw, you're talking about cars getting more curvy, well the XF Falcon was the third in the series. The first was the XD and that was boxy as hell. And funnily enough the XD came just after the XC which was from the series of one of the most famous car stars of all time, Mad Max's V8 Interceptor which was also the most curvy Falcon ever made.
If you are talking about the cop cars in the movie; they were Ford Taurus models, but yes; practically the same as the XF Falcon you speak of 😉
@@CarStarz42 The Ford Taurus was completely unrelated to the XF Falcon except for a few styling clues, eg the Taurus was front wheel drive with 4-cylinder or V6 engines whilst the Falcon was rear wheel drive with a unique to Australia in-line 6.
@@michaelmclachlan1650 Ok, I haven't researched that myself, so I'll take your word for it, but I do know that Taurus models were used for the cop cars in the movie at least 😉
Thought so also. Reminded me of the mad max cars shapes and styling.
I had a 1986 Pontiac 6000 STE back in the 1980s. Was a great car. Super reliable and drove nicely. No complaints. EDIT: And I bought it used in 1989 with 32,000 miles.
Cool, yep; most reviews of it I've seen are quite favorable and say the same 😉👍
Hey Clarence! Joey has a new car just like yours, man!
Watch this!
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I had a friend in high school that had a ford taurus that was used in robocop 3, it had reinforcement under both bumpers, when you hit the emergency brakes, it would do a °180 and stop, the tag receipt said it was from ocb picture company
Cool 😉👍
Clarence did trade in his 6000 SUX for a Vista Cruiser.
Lol, pretty much! 😉👍
I worked in a big model shop in the mid to late 80s and i don't remember ever seeing an sux 6000...we all talked about it though...thanks for the upload.
Cool and you're welcome 😉👍
Awesome video and a classic movie, I had no idea that it was set in 2043.
Indeed 😉👍
Nice! Great video, very informative. I like learning new stuff about movie cars. There is a funny scene in the movie where, when the villain gets out of the car and slams the door, the rear view mirror falls off the windshield😂. You're a great historian and I was wondering if you have technical, automotive training as you really know your stuff. 😎
Thanks much and glad you are enjoying the channel. Yeah, and the really funny thing about that scene is if you watch that part closely; it wasn't even the door slam that knocked off the rear view mirror. It was just from the guy smacking the roof right before he closed the door. Great build quality there, Lol!
Well, I've always been a car guy and learned from doing more, but I did actually go right into automotive school after high school and found out that I didn't want to turn my car hobby into a job, so then went into computer science after that instead 😉👍
@@CarStarz42 Thank You, Sir, for taking the time to share that with us, and I really do enjoy your channel. I don't blame you one bit for steering away from the automotive trade, it's a thankless, dirty job, please believe me, I know. I was a mechanic for a number of years and I'm glad I got out when I did. Now I do a different, thankless, dirty job.🤣
I don't remember the Pontiac 6000 being picked on much for square styling,it was based on 3 other GM models,the Celebrity,the Century and the Cutlass were all very similar
True, but the 6000 never did round out right up until they ended it in the early 90s though, lol.
There were 2 Cutlass models back then. The rear wheel drive Cutlass supreme and the front wheel drive Cutlass ciera. Just mentioning that because there's a big difference between the two.
I loved the square styling of the Pontiac 6000. I don't know how reliable it was. I was a fleet mechanic for 37 years, and we had a lot of Celebritys. They were anything but reliable, but I did like the look. When the Lumina came along I hated that.
@@justincooper5189 Indeed, which is why I mentioned it was Cutlass Supremes they used at the beginning of the video 😉👍
Thanks for the video. Nice to see this car getting some attention here. I remember watching the movie back in the day when I was a kid. I quite liked it. Seeing it now I'm less impressed I gotta say, especially the backside looks like really just glued on. The front is quite alright. Long and big hood, quite a thing in the 60s to 80s (like my old 79 Firebird I used to have). Surely not a coincidence that its name is SUX... because it quite sucks (but being so over the top was the point anyways). Nice to see so many detailed infos about it here.
Indeed and glad you enjoyed the video 😉👍
Letting it rot away in the desert is just ridiculous. Even if it's not a movie car, they just treat it like trash.
Friend of mine inquired about a VW Bus near me, but the guy wouldn't sell it because it used to be his dad's. The thing was loaded up with rotting trash, the bus itself was rotting away because it sank so low in the ground that the frame was almost touching the ground, it wasn't covered, even by trees, it just sat by the road in the Michigan sun and snow for decades. Eventually it disappeared. You could still see where it sat for a short while, huge stains on the ground from oil and other fluids.
Obviously the guy didn't think to highly of his dad.
Yeah, always sad to see situations like that. Painful stuff for car enthusiasts of any kind!
Of course it didn't take much to get it to run, it is an Oldsmobile after all 😎
Indeed, but still I was amazed to see that it actually started though considering the state of the interior; you'd think whatever ate that up so much would have done a number on the engine bay also, but it really was much better under that big hood than they ever expected fortunately 😉👍
Very excellent video as always. BTW i think it could be very interesting if you do an episode about the strange giant vehicles from the 1977 movie "Damnation Alley" starring Jan-Michael Vincent and George Peppard.
Thanks much, yep; that one is already on my list as well. 😉👍
How about Jon and Panch’s truck and car from Chip’s?
@@johnschlaefflin2100 Yep, the Chips vehicles are already on my large to do list as well 😉👍
The vehicle used in Damnation Ally is currently owned by Gene Whitfield
@@geoff1971 I figured that it would still be out there somewhere at his place 😉👍
Awesome!, . Your channel is great. . Thank you!
. Would love to see some details about the customized Monte Carlo's from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet 1996. . Leonardo DiCaprio as Romeo and the prince of cats both had one.
Thanks much and glad to hear you are enjoying the channel. I'll add that one to my list to look into as well 👍
I am one of the few who find this car visually appealing hahaha great video 👍
Fair enough and thanks 😉👍
best burn in the whole film is when Clarence's underling pulls up in another SUX6000.
That look on Boddicker's face. You knew what was happening next......
Indeed, lol!😉👍
4:36 The rear view mirror falling off 🤣🤣
Indeed, I included that clip to see how many folks would notice, lol. You are the fifth now 😉👍
@@CarStarz42 now I have to rewatch the whole movie just to see that 😉
Pretty cool piece of obscure
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The ending footage had to be in the video for sure! 😂👍
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I always wondered what vehicle was underneath-THANKS.
You're welcome, glad you got what you wanted out of the video 😉👍
The picture in my head about the bad guy car was an Aston Martin Lagonda,funny how the memories can trick you.
Still cool.
That's certainly understandable 😉
I laughed when I noticed the rear view mirror falls off the car when the roof is smacked... @ 4:31 in your video
Indeed, I included that clip on purpose to see how many folks would notice. You are the third 😉👍
I love the first RoboCop movie. I always thought the car was a Ford Tempo....
Yeah, was pretty hard telling exactly what car was hiding under all that fiberglass, lol 😉
The Pontiac 6000 was the biggest competitor to the Taurus. Because Ford sponsored the movie providing the vehicles for the police, this was their dig at the 6000.
Yep, that was part of it too 😉👍
Very cool thanks for your time did not now that way cool thanks 👍😊
You're welcome and glad you enjoyed it 😉👍
I'm currently playing Cyberpunk 2077, the SUX would fit right in the game.
Cool, yeah sounds like it would 😉👍
Excellent video - Find the crown Victoria from heat. Thank you 🤓
Thanks and I'll add that one to the list too 😉👍
On the subject of Gene Winfield, have you ever thought of doing a 'Wild Facts' about the Damnation Alley truck? Does Gene still have it in his desert yard ? I remember watching Damnation Alley as a kid and absolutely loving the three wheel rotating axles. They were actually working vehicles and I'm very curious to see what's under the skin of those and how they made it work. I also been looking for a model of that for years and nobody seems to have one. Maybe you can help out with that too?
Indeed, that one is already on my list as well. Thanks😉👍
The three wheel rotating axle setup has its best application in material handling equipment like hand dollies
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I have the Pontiac 6000 STE in my collection, the funny thing is that I bought it precisely because of its then “old-fashioned“ design big and boxy and size 😁
Cool 😉👍
For anyone that’s a fan of Clarence a group called “8 bit suicide” did a decent song about him, called “Boddicker”, it’s here on UA-cam.
Lol, cool 😉👍
The dashboard & steering wheel shot in one scene was a big clue it was a cutlass.
If a *proper* Robocop remake was done today a Hummer H2 type of vehicle would fill the role of the SUX very well down to the crappy gas mileage🤣
Was hoping to see that in the bland reboot around 10 years ago but even the last generation Taurus never got much screen time.
Movie was predictive as Detroit became a lawless crime plagued city & OCP became Amazon.
Interesting fact-most of the actors from Robocop also were in the series “24”.
Indeed, lol😉👍
Very Interesting !!
I always wanted to know what this car was based on !!
Indeed, glad you now know 😉👍
Very cool video. I'm shock they was a gutless Cutless Saden for the 6000SUX . I would have gone with a Monte Carlo SS from the Same year .
Indeed 😉
@@CarStarz42 that lest then the car would have had some Balls for being Ungle as sin.
i like how he says "S.U.X." instead of just SUX
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I always thought it was a mid-80s Mercury Cougar. Interesting.
Looks similar, but nope😉
Wow, good one, thought the SUX was a '00 model since RC supposed to take place in Y2K. Can you do one on the Taurus police car on RC?.
On an side note can you do one on the Impala on "Live and Die in LA"?
Yeah, I always thought that too, but I guess RC was supposed to be set in 2043. You'd think they would of had some flying cars or something if it were that year, lol.
I'll add that Impala to my mighty mega list, thanks 😉👍
I always liked this car.. I remember the 6000 number
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The same people that did the new Robocop game also made the best Terminator game. Highly recommend both games.
Cool, at some point I hope to have enough free time again to play some games again as I'd like to try both of those 😉👍
Love the channel sir , can you please do a video of Joe Mannix barris Dart or the other vehicles Mannix drove on the show
Glad to hear you are enjoying the channel. I'll add that show to my mega to do list. Thanks 😉👍
@@CarStarz42 Thank you sir, and we all appreciate everything you do
8:51 I SEE a Marty McFly's 1985 Toyota Truck...that truck has always been cool in my mind. (I later owned a 1989 Toyota Truck) before it gained the Tacoma name and before it had a big brother it was just "Truck". (>.
Yep, that truck is also on my to do list 😉👍
do you know the movie The Driver (1978) by Walter Hlil with Ryan O'Neil ? some cool cars and chasses in there , maybe material for you, a red 73 Chevy C-10 Stepside used in a longer chase at the end , an orange Mercedes getting demolsihed in an iconic scene
Yep, that one is on my list as well. In act, I have the bluray of it sitting right next to me now 😉👍
🍀Slick 😎✌️
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The CX shown in the video is mine!!!
Cool, looks great 😉👍
My guess is that Dead Ringer Collectibles used the Kojak 74’ Buick Century from the brand Corgi since it would be the closest model to a 4 door cutlass
Could be, sure looks quite good considering all by hand detailing 😉👍
WOW!
The Crimson Crusher ...
Can you make Thunder Beast? It’s not far off.
Gotta love the Krimson Krusher! Sure, I'll do a Thunder Beast video too. I've got a lot of these vintage Monster Truck diecasts as I just can't get enough of them! 😉👍
Brilliant film, I painted Robocop on my channel, nice video!
Cool 😉👍
I thought it was a thunderbird. Figured they'd go all in with Ford because they were showcasing the new Taurus as the police car.
Yeah, many have thought that, but nope 😉
Here you buy the only surviving 6000sux & take to france with our complimentary serving of black widow spiders 😂
Lol, indeed and quite terrifying to have to deal with too!
The front end reminds me of the Aston Martin Lagonda
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The front of the 6000 SUX reminds me a 5 door Ford Sierra
Yeah, a bit; Also, from certain angles, kind of like an '80 Trans-Am in the headlight area anyways 😉
damn GM engines never die. Nothing suprising at all that it ran.
Indeed, reminds me of the old Chevy commercials that, "Like a rock" song, lol 😉
Gotta do either the 57 Chevy or the 68 Chevelle from Catch me if you can!
Indeed and already on my list too, thanks 😉👍
Cool 😎
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About the video game, if you like Robocop you’ll love this game. It’s just after the second movie (so it kind of functions to erase/replace the third) and is the continuation of the story that fans of the first 2 movies deserves and it’s the ultimate being Robocop experience is, outside of having your brain transplanted into a cyborg body for real
Awesome! I hope to reach a point in the future when I have time for games again, but will probably be a few years as I got a lot going on for now, lol.
I know the feeling,I stepped away from it for 9 years and always felt an itch on the background for it
@@StrelokBoggard Yeah, it'll probably call me back around the 2025 mark or whenever GTA6 actually releases as that is really the only "must play" game series for me, other than the GT series that is, and has been since 1997. Good thing it takes them a decade or more between releases in both of those series now otherwise I'd probably be playing them all the time 😉
There is a robocop police car driving around bury Lancashire, England. It has robocop in the middle of the police lights.
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The 6000 SUX is in the show, but in a really weird way.
It is not like the one shown in the original Robocop. I can't recall correctly but it looks more like a Pontiac Grand Prix from the time, it's not custom or anything, simply a rebranded vehicle with the 6000 SUX name on it, consider it a newer generation of the SUX. It's not really an SUX at all, but if you pay attention to Robocops scanner, when he sees the car it says 6000 SUX on his scanner.
True, but the actual SUX 6000 never makes an appearance though; so that doesn't count 😉
I'm playing rogue and it's a solid game
Good deal 😉👍
Save the 6000 SUX!
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I like it...
...upgrade the wheel rims.
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