What movie had the scene where a fella nicks a v8 capri from a dealers and hoons it up around wellington. Or am I just imagining things.![]()
What movie had the scene where a fella nicks a v8 capri from a dealers and hoons it up around wellington. Or am I just imagining things.![]()
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shaker run
stolen from a car dealership and driven through the shop window to chase a trans am
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Cheers fella. Been driving me fuckin nuts.![]()
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vUKZMYCbRY
Thats the car theft and chase scene
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Thats the bit I wanted, cheers man. I just wanted to get a look at that capri again.![]()
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I,m a sick sick man, cos that capri and the sound it makes, gives me trouser movement.![]()
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Shaker Run
Following the 1981 season Baker put the Capri up for sale again, and it was purchased by North Island driver, Bob Cullinane. Cullinane gave the car a new lick of paint, in black and yellow/ red, and raced the Capri in the North Island Sports Sedan series. He enjoyed some good results, if not able to repeat the race winning inter-island battles of Baker. Against opposition such as Ian Algie’s magnificent new V8 Alfetta, and the ever improving machines of Huxford, Tulloch, and Crowe, Cullinane held his own throughout the 1982 season.
The Capri saw little action following the 1982 season, and was eventually sold to Brian Friend, to replace the ex-Roy Harrington V8 Torana he’d previously campaigned. By now the old war-horse was showing its age, especially against slick new opposition. However, the Capri did get to bask in the spotlight one more time, when it starred in the 1985 New Zealand movie Shaker Run, starring Cliff Robertson and Leif Garrett.
The Capri was used for one of several car chase scenes in the movie, in which it was stolen from a central Wellington car dealer’s showroom (Kirk Motors Mitsubishi), to chase the pink and black replica Pontiac Trans Am driven by Robertson and Garrett throughout the movie. Still in Brian Friend’s racing colours, with his name above the windscreen, the Capri was smashed through the showroom window, then set off after the Trans Am. The two cars sped momentarily through some inner-city Wellington streets, before suddenly they were charging up the Rimutaka Hill (about 30 minutes from Wellington CBD). Here the bad guy in the Capri catches the Trans Am, rams it a few times, then loses control after Garrett throws bottles of oil into his path.
Shaker Run doesn’t seem to be available on DVD, but the chase scene can easily be found by doing a quick YouTube search. The crisp small-block Chev in the Capri sounds great with its open pipes
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http://www.classiccar.co.nz/articles...s-v8-capri-236
Link to the article....
Youtube have the full movie.Another I can not resist is the f5000 road run in smash palace, I so want to do that.
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I was a "crowd scene extra" in Shaker Run. The bit at Hutt park receway where they did the jump scene. Wellington Stockcar club was involved, so there were a few stock cars, speedway bikes and so on for the pits scene. Later on we were all in the grandstand to be the "amazed spectators who stand and cheer as the car goes over the jumps" .
If you know just when to pause the movie, I'm the blur wearing a black windbreaker jacket.
BTW movie making is a long drawn out process. They wanted us onsite at 5:00pm. The jump scene was finally filmed at about 4 the next morning.
it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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...a fair bit of my 70's skullduggery days were spent escaping in a V6 capri...not a cool vehicle to be larriken around in full of piss and acid, but we got away with it...dunno how...still here...we weren't a good role model for the next generation...and now we moan about them...hahaha...
Me and a mate had a race once from northcross to silverdale, he had a v6 capri and I had a v6 anglia, twas utter fuckin madness. There is no way I would consider racing on the road like that now, just glad we never killed anyone.![]()
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