Since its release on March 21, 1980, the Mad Max movie has grossed a little under US$100 million in worldwide theatrical sales. The production budget for the original movie was $200,000. The Interceptor vehicle used in the Mad Max movie was a modified 1973 XB GT Ford Falcon Coupe which was sold exclusively in Australia. It was a bad vehicle suitable for a bad man. Auto Art has announced a 1:18 scale replica of the Interceptor for fans to savor and stare at. Note: The car is based on the second Mad Max movie since there's two fuel tanks mounted on the back. Assorted gear and a little toy dog named "Dog" are included. Preorder for Nov delivery.
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Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Mad Max: The Road Warrior Interceptor
Since its release on March 21, 1980, the Mad Max movie has grossed a little under US$100 million in worldwide theatrical sales. The production budget for the original movie was $200,000. The Interceptor vehicle used in the Mad Max movie was a modified 1973 XB GT Ford Falcon Coupe which was sold exclusively in Australia. It was a bad vehicle suitable for a bad man. Auto Art has announced a 1:18 scale replica of the Interceptor for fans to savor and stare at. Note: The car is based on the second Mad Max movie since there's two fuel tanks mounted on the back. Assorted gear and a little toy dog named "Dog" are included. Preorder for Nov delivery.
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