This video has apparently been online a little while, but it seems to be just now making the rounds. Perhaps it just slipped under my radar but either way check out this parade of tricked out, apocalypse ready monster 
cars. This is all from the desert shooting of Mad Max: Fury Road, the Tom Hardy-starring return of George Miller to the franchise he started almost 35 years ago.
There’s not much here other than precisely what you would expect (and we’ve seen bits and pieces of across the last two years): lots and lots of customized apocalypse cars, trucks, and tankers. No doubt this is going to be an action film crammed with a lot of automotive carnage. I mean, just check out that crazy Bel Air (or whatever) shoved into that other Bel Air (or whatever) and turned into a monster truck.
We’re still a long way off from this film’s release, but with production good and geared up, hopefully we’ll start hearing and seeing more in an official capacity soon.
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In a future…where there is a global shortage of gas…the last remaining remnants of civilization struggle to survive…there only hope…to build wildly inefficient fuel burning vehicles…take residence in areas with very little water…and wear lots and lots of black leather and zero sunscreen…this summer…thrill, to hairstyles that seem way to complex to maintain given the circumstances…drive, yourself insane over-analyzing where Tina Turner fits into the timeline…weep, as you realize that even at the brink of civilization’s collapse, model quality chicks still go for douche bags that are all muscles and no brain(big penises though)….When it would be so much easier to not modify a car to the point where it shares no common parts with other vehicles that could be used to repair it in the future, one man will go further than West Coast Customs could have ever imagined…Mad Max: Fury Road
That is some funny shit RCA. Still I’m super excited for this!
It really is nice to know that after decades of waiting, George Miller actually has COMPLETED shooting on a fourth Mad Max film.
For the longest time I honestly thought it would never happen.
So mean. So true.
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