Worlds Fastest Indian starts in a few

On The Movie Channel xtra(TMCx), or some shit like that. I know, most have seen it. I haven't. If you haven't either...................

 

your going to be so inspired, you wont leave the shop for weeks.

 

pop a top and enjoy..

 

I has been on fo the last two weeks, Great movie.



CBB

 

okay, can someone specify the channel it is on?

 

Glad to hear it's finally on the tube. Then even more people will know the story, and get the salt bug.

 

It's cool I bought the DVD.

 

Watched it this weekend ,was COOL, Even the wife liked it. Gasserman

 

he makes his own pistons in his shed! loved the movie, not sure why I don't own it. on that note, I'm going to have to go buy it tomorrow.

 

Saw it twice at the movies, then got the dvd the day it came out, and watch it about once a month!

Awesome movie, fantastic inspiration

 

dont waste your time waiting for it to come on tv, go out & buy the dvd!! its a great movie!
j.t.

 

check out the wheels on the ambulance!

 

Amen to that, lost count of how many times we have watched it.

 

I love that movie! So damn good.

 

No doubt! When it came out on DVD I was watching it weekly for quite a while - even the original bonus footage! Inspirational is an understatement.

 

Get the DVD........

The movie is good but the documentary kicks ass. You can see a lot of paralells
between the two. Hopkins must have worn out his copy of the documentary.

When Roger Donaldson was in Dallas for a film festival we got to talk to him, he's a "Petrol head" at heart.

 

I'm going to have to watch this.

 

I have to find the dvd...i still get a kick out of his handling run...

 

I hadnt seen the movie until last night. Got it for Christmas. Threw it in at midnight. Wow, what a great movie. I was an idiot for not seeing it sooner.

G'day. mate!

 

I heard about it a while back and bought it on egay the next day. Great movie. How about the part where he put shoe polish on his tires to hide the cracks from tech!

 

After watching the movie and documentary, I found excerpts of one of the books about him on-line. Did you guys know he made his own OHV conversion for that engine? Built it all himself, INCLUDING THE CAMSHAFTS. WTF? How in the hell did he figure all of that out? That's an engineering feat in itself.....

Burt's my hero.

 

Great movie definitely motivated me to build something to run on the salt at some point in my life.

 

Great movie, I bought the DVD. Anthony Hopkins was perfectly cast in this role. Burt is a legend, that's for sure, gives me real inspiration when I step out into the shop.

 

Don't waste my time waiting? It's on in only 4 minutes. haha

 

The part where he finally drives on to the salt made me cry.

 

I can relate to the end of his record run when the bike falls over on its side and he just lays there laughing. Sometimes that's all you can do!

Awesome movie! It snuck up on me when I watched it - didn't realize what I was seeing until later on in the movie.

 

Man your such a homo!!

I didn't get misty eyed till he broke the 200 mph barrier.

Sad part is,, I knew I was gonna end up with tears at some point.

 

I dug the car lot in Van Nuys where he bought his car from what looked like Paul Rodriguez. Great cars in the background throughout the movie. Good info on the Red streamliner's driver. I thought he looked familiar

 

I love that movie.

I got to see an advanced screening of it at one of the brand new surround sound theaters - and they really had the volume cranked up. It was awesome with the engine sounds in that movie....

 

I thought the part where the bike gang comes up to his car and gives him money to go to Bonneville with, and then escorts him out of town was great too! Almost made me cry.