We dive into the movie vehicles featured in the new blockbuster Furiosa film, from the team that built the incredible custom cars.
Photographer John Platt got to shoot all those psycho custom cars and bikes built for Mad Max: Fury Road. But instead of seeing them covered in dirt & desert dust, his images of the more than 150 vehicles are shot in a studio, squeaky clean & perfectly lit to show every detail. Which one would
The festival, which was inspired by the Mad Max film series, is unlike most desert parties because it requires all attendees to be in costume. Yes, even staff members and journalists. The idea is to create a full-immersion effect, making everyone feel like they’re inside a Mad Max universe for 5 days.
Whether you're into new cars, motorcycles, cycling, boats or planes we cover the best ways for you to get around in style.
MV-MMCC2-Entry #11 by Jakob click here for complete gallery of all entries!
Ford 3 Window Coupe 1932 -- a.k.a. "Elvis" -- is a heavily modified "hot rod"-style vehicle, driven by War Boys in the beginning of Mad Max: Fury Road. The vehicle is also referred to as "Convoy #1" in production documents. The original vehicle was built by Ian "Elvis" Davis from Rod Bods Downunder.[2][3] In 2008 Ian came up with the idea of installing a V12 Twin Six GMC 702 Cubic Inch Petrol Motor on an extended chassis of a 1932 3 window Ford Coupe. The body was a Rod Bods chopped three-window
it will most likely incorporate design cues first shown on the 'ener-G-force' concept truck first shown at the 2012 los angeles auto show.
Monday morning, right after a full-on week for Mark Natoli. Mad: Max Fury Road had opened in Sydney on the Thursday prior, the world premiere of the film. Various Fury Road vehicles had been shipped in for the premiere and extensive marketing exercises leading up to it.
Rocketgarage Magazine, Engine Fuel & Passion since 2007. cafe racer, scrambler, bobber, flat track, motorcycle, lifestyle, endurance, restomod
Take a look back over the years and enjoy the top 50 most memorable cars made famous by their roles on the silver screen.
Rocketgarage Magazine, Engine Fuel & Passion since 2007. cafe racer, scrambler, bobber, flat track, motorcycle, lifestyle, endurance, restomod
Mad Max Fury Road was an awesome movie, with plenty of unique car designs. Calin has built most of them already in a perfect way, but lucky not my personal favorite yet, the spiky car from the sand bandits. Calling this a rebuild true to the original would overstate it, but I tried to capture at least the spirit of the vehicle: Spikes!
There are some really nice Fords.
Badass cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Anything vehicle related that catches my eye.
Fans of Mad Max gather each year in the California desert, and they bring along some insane killer cars. In the post-apocalyptic wasteland, it's survival of the fastest!
It's like Mad Max, but with Hot Wheels. Make Magazine's Gareth Brandwyn explains how much fun it is to convert a regular die cast toy car into a [post apocalyptic combat car](https://makezine.com/2018/10/12/converting-die-cast-toy-cars-into-post-apocalyptic-combat-vehicles/) for the popular tabletop game [Gaslands](https://gaslands.com/). BRB, getting myself some Hot Wheels to Mad Max-ify!...
