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Interceptor Car Mad Max. Ford Falcon Xb Sedan Best Auto Cars Reviews By the end of the film he is driving a blacked-out Falcon XB known as the "Last of the V8 Interceptors." Ford Falcon XB 351 Sedan 1974, a former Victorian Police car in real life was bought by Byron Kennedy and George Miller to become Max Rockatansky's standard issue MFP. It is based on a 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT coupe, which was modified to become a police interceptor by the Main Force Patrol

And for the first few years of its life, this is pretty much how it stayed I must build me a new one, better and faster than the Black on Black." The Interceptor was a heavily-modified Ford Falcon XB Coupe that belonged to Max Rockatansky

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The coupe's transformation from second-hand car to Road Warrior started in 1977, when the genuine JG66 XB Falcon GT was sent to Ray Beckerley at Graf-X International with a brief from the movie's art director, Jon Dowding. The car started life as a standard 1973 XB GT Ford Falcon Coupe, a car exclusive to Australia When we first meet Max Rockatansky in the classic film Mad Max he is driving a Ford Falcon XB Sedan yellow Interceptor

Interceptor from 'Mad Max Fury Road' Photos Mad Max cars The postapocalyptic rides of. The coupe's transformation from second-hand car to Road Warrior started in 1977, when the genuine JG66 XB Falcon GT was sent to Ray Beckerley at Graf-X International with a brief from the movie's art director, Jon Dowding. The Mad Max Pursuit Special refers to Max's famous V8 Interceptor Pursuit Special, a 1973 Ford XB Falcon GT 351.

Mad Max Interceptor, 30 years on.... It reappeared in the 2015 film, Mad Max: Fury Road - albeit shortly - before being disassembled by war boys at the start of the film and then crushed between two trucks near the end. The 'V8 Interceptor' was introduced as Max's ride in Mad Max (1979), featured sparsely in Mad Max 2 (1981) before being blown up, and had no appearance at all in Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (1985)