Tbh I've become so fascinated with this 68 El Camino so much that I think it might be in for a bit of rivalry with the 69 Charger "General Lee" for who is more badass.
1968 was a recession year. Their are not to many 68 models around. Watching that El Camino going over a cliff would have ruined my day. Somehow I missed this movie..Thanks for posting
A total cut nut growing up watching these movies late at night in the 70's I don't know how you find so many I don't remember!?🤔🤨thanks for putting this channel together!🚘🚔🤪😘
My brother and sister in law took me with them to see this movie when it came out. I was 13 years old about. Ill never forget the line ..You look like something a wolf ate and shit over a cliff ......LOL I thought that was so funny . Brings back some good memories....Thank you.
@@PimpCoop ahh you forgot still back in those days when you bought a vehicle at dealership you could tell them to change what ever you wanted a auto to stick ..engine..seat types not like now
Unlike the oversized, ugly monster trucks of today, El Caminos were good looking, could still haul a half ton of goods, rode nicer than any thing built now, and with the right engine, hauled rump. If Chevy came up with an updated version, they could sell a zillion of these.
GM were planning to import some similar vehicles from their Australian brand Holden in the mid 2000's and badge them as Pontiacs, but the relatively flat sales of the rebadged GTO (actually a Holden Commodore) and Pontiac's decline in general scrapped those plans. Which is a shame, as the light truck market had been abandoned in favor of luxury-barge SUVs around that time and they would have definitely found a market for them here.
NO CGI in this movie that what you call old School Skilled Driving back in the day and it looks like it only took one screenshot to complete and no i did not see that coming at 2.52
Never seen that one. But I want to. I had a black '83 with red pinstripes and maroon velour interior. Best vehicle I ever had. Granted it's not a '68 but I loved that thing. Where I worked at the time it picked up a nickname, and everyone knew of it as The Batmobile.
Those look door insignias look to be the same old once’s they used for the dukes of hazard patrol cars. Hollywood just threw that badge on the door and put the fictional county name in lettering just under or in this case just above the badge.
Was anybody else waiting for the cop car to land on top to sheriff? Nice El Camino with side pipes and good stance. But that's 68 El Camino metal grill was never that tough! He hit a board plank and no damage?
70s were awesome for car chases as a lil kid we loved this stuff Stunt drivers knew their chit . No way could I run a car up on 2 wheels and keep it there. Haha
@@Laughter_in_da_rain They sure did Mr Troy if you were going up a AMC car you might want to think twice about handing over Pink slips AMC was no Joke they did have the Horsepower to Runnen your day
My High School ride was my old man’s 69 Elco. Rebuilt the engine years later and gave it to my little brother…. Only to have him smash it all up and give it away like a dumbass.
Старые добрые времена, ностальгия... Вестерны 1960-70-х, в которых лихие ковбои и строгие полицейские шерифы дружно пересели с коней на большие, мощные и красивые легковые автомобили.🚗🚓
Read up on what Albert Salmi did when he shuffled of the mortal coil. What a POS he was, I could never stand his acting, especially his barely concealed lisp!!
You knew that matador was going to get destroyed because it's such a cheap and crappie car.adam 12 used them for a year or two.i didn't know they were that flammable or the cops were using grenade launchers
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One of the very few movies were the hero car doesn't get destroyed. 😎👍
Tbh I've become so fascinated with this 68 El Camino so much that I think it might be in for a bit of rivalry with the 69 Charger "General Lee" for who is more badass.
1968 was a recession year. Their are not to many 68 models around. Watching that El Camino going over a cliff would have ruined my day.
Somehow I missed this movie..Thanks for posting
Another low budget flick using real license plates.
A total cut nut growing up watching these movies late at night in the 70's I don't know how you find so many I don't remember!?🤔🤨thanks for putting this channel together!🚘🚔🤪😘
"Car nut" 🤣
Movie name?
I'm argentina sorry 🇦🇷👋🏻🇺🇲
I'm in the process of restoring a 1966 Rambler Classic --I nearly cried when it all blew up! 😆
Man, I sure wish I had a 68 El Camino.
Me encanta ver todos esos hermosos autos de la época de mi niñez. Esa Camino y el Barracuda Coupe que bellas máquinas.💪💪😎👍👍
My brother and sister in law took me with them to see this movie when it came out. I was 13 years old about.
Ill never forget the line ..You look like something a wolf ate and shit over a cliff ......LOL I thought that was so funny .
Brings back some good memories....Thank you.
🏆Damn that's awesome 🏆 🍀got R done 😎✌️
What movie it it?!
@@toddhill2362 Black Oak Conspiracy 1977, its in the description.
I remember in highschool times our Police department drove Matador's it was weird
@@jamesstewart3505 I had a teacher drove a Matador Coupe....that was one ugly ass car lol
9:05 The light blue Matador🚔🚓 changed into a 1962 or 1963 Buick when it went off the cliff.⛰
I noticed that too. I'd rather the Matador.
It was a 1962 Buick LeSabre. I could tell by the windshield.
Good Catch i thought the Flaming car was going to Land on Sheriff Dumbass Low budget movies are the best
Apparently it's a 1963 Lincoln continental.
That El Camino sure has a mean sounding engine under the hood!
454..?
@@miguelcastaneda7257 I suppose so.
Most of these older El caminos from 68 to 72. Came with 396s. So I'mma say that's more than likely what's in there
@@PimpCoop ahh you forgot still back in those days when you bought a vehicle at dealership you could tell them to change what ever you wanted a auto to stick ..engine..seat types not like now
@@PimpCoop 396 would be a SS I think, I don't see the SS badges.
Old Gold dude Thanks👌👌👌
You bet
Unlike the oversized, ugly monster trucks of today, El Caminos were good looking, could still haul a half ton of goods, rode nicer than any thing built now, and with the right engine, hauled rump. If Chevy came up with an updated version, they could sell a zillion of these.
GM were planning to import some similar vehicles from their Australian brand Holden in the mid 2000's and badge them as Pontiacs, but the relatively flat sales of the rebadged GTO (actually a Holden Commodore) and Pontiac's decline in general scrapped those plans. Which is a shame, as the light truck market had been abandoned in favor of luxury-barge SUVs around that time and they would have definitely found a market for them here.
An "updated" version would ruin everything. It would be just like all the other TRASH they call cars today.
Why are all the action movies CGI now with enormous budgets? All people want is to be entertained with real stunts, like in the old days.
2:52 okay didn’t see that coming I swear
NO CGI in this movie that what you call old School Skilled Driving back in the day and it looks like it only took one screenshot to complete and no i did not see that coming at 2.52
Not often you see an El Camino as the hero car! Won't lie, this is really cool, I may have to look up this movie some time.
🏆You rock 🏆this is a great entertainment😆 and I need it badly thank you 🍀got R done 😎✌️
You rock!
Black Oak Conspiracy with Jesse Vint.....cool drive in movie .!!!
I'm not falling for a tater in the tailpipe. I love that country kazoo music.
Potatoe up the tail pipe ....we did that a few times
Amazing video, this Is cool
Thanks!
Never seen that one. But I want to. I had a black '83 with red pinstripes and maroon velour interior. Best vehicle I ever had. Granted it's not a '68 but I loved that thing.
Where I worked at the time it picked up a nickname, and everyone knew of it as The Batmobile.
C'est un bon film
Il mérite le merci...
The only problem with that El Camino is that it's not parked in my garage...well, if I had a garage. lol
Those look door insignias look to be the same old once’s they used for the dukes of hazard patrol cars. Hollywood just threw that badge on the door and put the fictional county name in lettering just under or in this case just above the badge.
Was anybody else waiting for the cop car to land on top to sheriff? Nice El Camino with side pipes and good stance. But that's 68 El Camino metal grill was never that tough! He hit a board plank and no damage?
i said the same thing LOL How can you not love a Low budget move
70s were awesome for car chases as a lil kid we loved this stuff
Stunt drivers knew their chit . No way could I run a car up on 2 wheels and keep it there.
Haha
The best scene was the Matador laying rubber
No Kidding that Right rear tire was Blowing Smoke BIG TIME that what you call an Old Fashioned BURN OUT
@@Laughter_in_da_rain They sure did Mr Troy if you were going up a AMC car you might want to think twice about handing over Pink slips AMC was no Joke they did have the Horsepower to Runnen your day
Man, I'd love to have me a '68 El Camino. Oh wait, I do! 😁
Looks like same font used in Dukes of Hazard?
What's the name of this movie
Cool sidepipes
Modern version: shot. End of chase.
I had a74 Matador 👍
My High School ride was my old man’s 69 Elco. Rebuilt the engine years later and gave it to my little brother…. Only to have him smash it all up and give it away like a dumbass.
What's the name of this movie?
Black Oak Conspirancy
At 10:30 the El Camino is badged as Malibu!!
I thought 🤔 that looked weird. I couldn't make out what it said but I know it didn't say
El Camino .
I had an '83 for 30 years.
What's the name of this movie?? I love these old movies 😁
At the end of the video it says black oak conspiracy.
@@jerryhyer6190 guess that's why I should have watched it to the end....I would have
Seen that
Very nice
I have one of them!!
Старые добрые времена, ностальгия... Вестерны 1960-70-х, в которых лихие ковбои и строгие полицейские шерифы дружно пересели с коней на большие, мощные и красивые легковые автомобили.🚗🚓
Ugh, Jesse Vint. His brothers and him had no business in any production. Macon county line was all the proof needed.
11:11 Whats the song Called?
Nothing will ever beat Vanishing Point nothing
I always carried a fire extinguisher in the 70's in case my car exploded in flames.
What this called
Beautiful movies more beautiful than new movies ugly cause that strangers savagery in your countries
The Camino chevi Chevelle
Under lying AC/DC switch hitters
Read up on what Albert Salmi did when he shuffled of the mortal coil. What a POS he was, I could never stand his acting, especially his barely concealed lisp!!
And one shot to the gas tank won’t cause the car to explode
😆😆😆
You knew that matador was going to get destroyed because it's such a cheap and crappie car.adam 12 used them for a year or two.i didn't know they were that flammable or the cops were using grenade launchers
Anyone know the name of the movie please. I wouldn’t mind watching it, thanks people.
My bad, the name is at the end, take care people.