Mad Max Rockatansky's Interceptor, featured in the iconic Australian ... reflect the setting of the second film, including the rear firewall being chopped out to fit two huge, extended-range ...

Mad Max: Fury Road is a gearhead's dream ... In the movie, this car started off as Max Rockatansky's Interceptor. One of these got destroyed in the final battle. Razor Cola is lifted with chunky ...

An open-world action game based on the fiction of the Mad Max movie ... In it, Max finds himself left for dead in the desert—and worse, his iconic Interceptor stolen—after a run-in with ...

In 2008, Dale commissioned specialist company Mad Max Cars to convert his 1972 Australian Ford Falcon into the iconic Interceptor – a process which took five years and $125,000. Dailymotion ...

The word ‘Interceptor’ is emblazoned front, back and sides – very much like the 'Mad Max' car. The model is a prototype doing ... A BMW spokesman said: “It is equipped with front, rear and an interior ...

The 'black-on-black' Interceptor featured again in the 1981 sequel, Mad Max 2, and was even reimagined for the 2015 production of Mad Max Fury Road. And while any official film cars are in the ...

Mad Max is very obviously inspired by and ... The Black on Black, Max's iconic Interceptor seen throughout the films, makes an appearance at the beginning of the game. Much like Fury Road, it ...

The most famous car of the original films is, of course, Mad Max’s Interceptor. It’s a car that captured the imagination of a generation of sci-fi fans who were also car nuts. “It was the ...