Wraith.....movie clips
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Sorry, not a "Best Of" compilation, since it cut out the chick's tits. BTW, I have the whole movie on my computer.
i own that movie. always been one of my favorites
I used to love that movie. I haven't seen it since Middle School probably.
Crazy movie with the PPG car in it. Everyonce and a awhile that movie comes up in conversation with a buddy of mine since he owns the VHS,lol. Here some info on the 2000lb car.
PPG Dodge Turbo Interceptor / M4S / The WraithBest known for role in The Wraith, the M4S / Dodge Turbo Interceptor is in storage at the Walter P. Chrysler museum (Derek Beland). The pace car was built by Chrysler and PPG for $1.5 million, and six additional copies were made for the movie filmed in 1986 outside of Tuscon, Arizona, starring Charlie Sheen and Nick Cassavettes. The car was rear wheel drive, with the basic 2.2 block topped by a Cosworth 16 valve, dual-cam head and fed by Bosch fuel injection with twin turbochargers (John Abram Cargo). Road & Track claimed 440 horsepower, 0-60 in 4.1 seconds, and a 12.9 second quarter mile; the mid-engine design was loosely Daytona-based.
Four still exist; one is at PPG headquarters, one is in a museum. A kit car with the same basic look was made for a while, using a different engine. It was shown at the 1986 Chicago Car Show. Reportedly, a 600 horsepower engine was installed in one copy.
Allpar has Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, and Jeep car, minivan, and truck information
PPG Dodge Turbo Interceptor / M4S / The WraithBest known for role in The Wraith, the M4S / Dodge Turbo Interceptor is in storage at the Walter P. Chrysler museum (Derek Beland). The pace car was built by Chrysler and PPG for $1.5 million, and six additional copies were made for the movie filmed in 1986 outside of Tuscon, Arizona, starring Charlie Sheen and Nick Cassavettes. The car was rear wheel drive, with the basic 2.2 block topped by a Cosworth 16 valve, dual-cam head and fed by Bosch fuel injection with twin turbochargers (John Abram Cargo). Road & Track claimed 440 horsepower, 0-60 in 4.1 seconds, and a 12.9 second quarter mile; the mid-engine design was loosely Daytona-based.
Four still exist; one is at PPG headquarters, one is in a museum. A kit car with the same basic look was made for a while, using a different engine. It was shown at the 1986 Chicago Car Show. Reportedly, a 600 horsepower engine was installed in one copy.
Allpar has Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, and Jeep car, minivan, and truck information
When I was a kid I loved that movie. The main girl was hot. :rockon:
lol that brings back memories, I probably have seen that movie atleast 25 times
haha charlie sheen!
i used to love that movie....might be what got me into cars. no one ever rembers it.
Got it from best buy online for 5 bucks.
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Sounds pretty mean.
Is that guy in the beginning wearing a cheetah print bandana?
Is that guy in the beginning wearing a cheetah print bandana?
never seen it whos jake? lol
1.5 mil and thats all they came up with
1.5 mil and thats all they came up with
WTF!!! I have never seen this movie or car... wow lol
great movie..watched it as a kid all the time.. have it on dvd aswell
well, now you have to pny up 10 bucks and buy the dvd. youll like it:beer:
man. i loved that movie.
When I was younger I thought that was the best movie....now it looks ok lol. Where are you guys getting the dvd from?? Everytime I ask at a store they tell me only vhs....I haven't seen that movie in years!!!
Brings back memories!
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