Steve McQueen's Bullitt Mustang Hdden Secrets
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- Join us on a captivating journey into the intriguing tale surrounding one of Hollywood's most iconic cars - Steve McQueen's Bullitt Mustang. In this video, we delve deep into the mystery shrouding the fate of this legendary vehicle, made famous by the adrenaline-pumping car chase scene in the 1968 film "Bullitt."
As enthusiasts and historians, we explore the twists and turns of the Mustang's post-film life. From its disappearance after filming to its surprising rediscovery decades later, the story of this remarkable automobile is nothing short of extraordinary.
With expert insights and exclusive interviews, we uncover the challenges faced in verifying the car's authenticity and the painstaking restoration efforts undertaken to preserve its cinematic legacy.
Prepare to be enthralled as we uncover the truth behind what truly happened to Steve McQueen's Bullitt Mustang. Whether you're a car aficionado, a film buff, or simply intrigued by tales of Hollywood lore, this video promises to captivate and enlighten. Don't miss out on this fascinating journey into automotive and cinematic history! Subscribe now and hit the notification bell to stay updated on our latest uploads. - บันเทิง
Eight and a half minutes i can never get back.
A BUNCH OF VERBAL DIAREAH ABOUT AN ICONIC CAR AND THEY WON'T SHOW EVEN ONE PICTURE OF IT, WASTE OF TIME.
My thoughts exactly!
I particularly enjoyed the shot of the Karmann Ghia convertible. The reference to the "Mustang Three-hundred-and-ninety" tells you everything you need to know about this video.
Would be nice to see the car restored,what is it top secret
Where it is today. I also hope they will restore it to the way it was when McQueen himself drove the car.
Just what I was thinking. Could you not have included some photos of the car? Hello?
@@LawriePaulGiven The people who made the video for me would not allow pictures of the real car - something about copyright stuff.
waste of time
Grammar please
Irrelevant.
My neighbors brothers ex mailman’s proctologist friends uncle who is a Saudi Prince has it now
Whole lot o' talk, but ... NO CAR!! Where's the car, Bubba? You have no freakin' idea, do ya?
this was shite
Had to open up the windows to let the smell of BS out!
For a start there were TWO identical 1968 Mustangs used in the movie.
VIN 8R02S125558 was the one used for the stunt driving, was badly damaged and eventually ended up in a scrapyard in Mexico.
VIN 8R02S125559 was used for McQueen's close-up driving shots and it's this one, after years in the hands of Bob Kiernan and later his son Sean that has been restored to movie condition and sold for $3.4m (maybe $3.7m but who's counting?)
But wait, there's more . . . . somebody wanted to build a replica of the Eleanor Mustang from the movie Gone in 60 Seconds. Bought a couple of scrap coupes and, lo and behold, one turned out to the OTHER Bullitt Mustang! That's being restored too.
The cars were not identical. One was a GT with a 390 V8, the other was not a GT and had a 289 V8, which was why the GT stuff was removed from the other car. The beat up car that was used for the final slide into the ditch was found in Mexico. And the Eleanor car is a Shelby, not a Mustang GT.
Click bait garbage.....