'65 Mustang, '68 Mercury, '75 Lincoln in chase 

LOL at least they use the same Mustang in the car chase that got all banged up on the dirt road chase

@@rogerstlaurent8704 True. I didn't see a 289 emblem on the Mustang's fenders, making it even less likely that a 2,700 pound car could run a 4,000 lb. Mercury off the road like that.

@@mattfarahsmillionmilelexus That is very true but that poor guy with his hand stuck in the door since 1975 i feel bad for the Mustang 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

Geez, that HAD to hurt having his hand crushed!

⁠a 1965 Mustang was only 2700 lbs. I doubt it. Mainly metal and steel? I would say it had to be at least 3500 lbs

Good old Buford Pusser of Walking Tall

He was good in Fletch and the Cape Fear remake too

Be careful what you ask for. 😈 Search "MST3K Mitchell" here on RU-vid.

I always wonder why they do that in movies. Is their target audience the Amish, who won't know any better?

With these old cars, the automatic transmission sometimes would not kick down. Maybe due to being underpowered or or going down a hill. You can slam it into 1st or 2nd and get a kick down effect

Probably means the '68 didn't get wasted. Too good to.

More like a automatic ratchet shift kit

@@No1Outlaw2023 I don't buy that either.

Thats a ford floor shift nothing unusual. Standard auto shifter.

“ hearts, pounding, veins clogging”……”Mitch-ell”!!!!!!!!!

Yeah, I saw the MST3K episode before the movie. Later found the movie on DVD. It’s fun

lol who need a roll cage when it explodes and kills you when it rolls over anyways

you are right i did look like where MASH was filmed good catch

Close: MASH was shot in the Malibu hills. I know the freeway bits were filmed on the 405 North through Sepulveda Pass, across from the Getty Museum.

Looks like where some CHiPs episodes were filmed

John Saxon. You're much better at identifying cars than actors.

In a word: yes. The film wants you to believe Mitchell is a badass, but for much of the movie he just comes across as a total slob.

@@NorthStarBlue1 Crushed a mans skull with a rock. So yeah. Low-life for sure. I think the great editing here made it about as good as it could, or did ever get.

Sorry not even close

@@liamclarke5761 Prosopagnosia - had it all my life. I screencapped back of the Lincoln and Savalas, seriously cannot tell em apart!

Martin Balsam

@@jwarehouse1 Face blindness SUCKS. Trust me, you don't want what i've got!

Martin Balsam was on Archie Bunker's Place after he did this movie

They were just cheap used cars when this was made

That Lincoln is the heaviest of all of them. Those old Lincolns weighed in at almost 6000 pounds. The Mustang was about half that. The Lincoln was also one of the longest and widest cars made at the time. The fuel economy on that Lincoln is another story. Power came from a 460 big block V8 engine with gobs of torque.