'63 Catalina chased by babe cop in a sandrail

1963 Pontiac Catalina, Custom Made Sandrail in Scorchy, Movie, 1976

[@michelsaarloos4392]

How beautiful the world was back then, no kia's etc

[@That_AMC_Guy]

Love how the exterior shots show the bad guy in a 2-door hardtop, while the interior shots show him in a completely different car altogether PLUS the car is a 4 door.

[@andrewbraverman4511]

I noticed the same thing!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Adam1nToronto]

Damn, you're right!

[@heavymett]

Cut and editing is brilliant and reminds me of the way I usually remember stories in movies. I focus on the important stuff and fast forward the rest.

[@rickr442]

Funny how EVERY ONE of the commandeered vehicles always has enough fuel to last through the chase AND has the keys in the ignition.

[@bigcrowfly]

The 4 door car used for the interior shots of the orange 2 door Catalina🚘 was a 1967 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Custom 4 door hardtop. I bet it was the same black car that crashed into the Catalina at 3:30.

[@realmaindrianpace]

Came in to say the same, I knew it was a '67-8 GM full size 4 door hardtop before the Olds crashed into the Catalina, then I said, "And there it is."

[@UberLummox]

@@realmaindrianpace Me too, though I thought the interior looked more Chev. to me, but you guys may have nailed it.

[@CR7659]

I picked up on that too, I wonder why they had to use the other car for the interior shots? So many continuity errors here, even the train he swerves to avoid is different - the first train has a Milwaukee Road engine on the first track, the second one has a two tone blue engine and it's three tracks over. But you can see they had done that crash once before, the Pontiac's quarter is damaged before the Olds hits it.

[@thomaslouis5626]

Me: I don't have 11 minutes to watch a 63 Catalina. Also me: "babe cop"? Ohh I have the time

[@Surreyredneck]

Same, but it was “Sandrail” that got me.😊

[@kodasx1477]

yawn... @@Surreyredneck

[@Surreyredneck]

huh?

[@b00st_SS]

Exactly 😂

[@leevahal900]

Old Funco class 1 car.Used to be top of the line.I had one back in the days

[@bigcrowfly]

That is Connie Stevens, from the 50s to the 80s she was a big star, in Movies and TV, and she had some hit songs. Plus Eddie Fisher married her after he divorced Elizabeth Taylor.

[@UberLummox]

Thought I recognized the name. Thanks!

[@hornetbrown]

Good choice. Connie Stevens seemed more down to earth and less vain than ET.

[@markbehr88]

I like how the woman doesn’t even think to remove her coat to stop the guy burning alive. WTF.

[@pathunter7003]

I had to laugh thinking how could a washer blow up an catch the guy on fire..😝

[@yefenofphoto]

Greg Evigan from B.J. and the Bear!

[@hornetbrown]

Bear was there too...Greg E was wearing him on his head in this movie.

[@vincemajestyk9497]

Wow! That's a hell of a sand rail! There was another cool one briefly in Double Nickels (1977). A good theme to Scorchy would be done to the tune of "Sunny" 1966. You should do some clips of 'Unholy Rollers' 1972. It's a pretty entertaining movie, not too bad, with an early performance by Claudia Jennings and a cool Petty Blue '72 Charger SE big block.

[@UberLummox]

Love all the FF-ing and the editing haha!!! Man, that Poncho was one TUFF lookin' rig......was. Was that the same rooftop used in a Charles Branson or a Dirty Harry flick???

[@fm2dmax]

I *love* the high speed chase scene editing! I think I'll watch all chase scene movies like this from now on! "OH, shit" she says, over and over... excellent editing!

[@CR7659]

You could tell they were babying that sand rail. Not disposable like every other vehicle seemed to be.

[@herbienbrian2]

4:31 is babying it huh?

[@TheNova64000]

The interior shots of the Pontiac where clearly in a four door car

[@UberLummox]

Haha YUP! It was I think a '67 or '68 Impala or Caprice 4dr. hdtp.

[@speakfreeley4473]

Certainly a full-size GM product of '65-'68, excluding Cadillacs, Buick Electras, & Oldsmobile 98s.

[@alexander1485]

How does a gas can just randomly mini explode like that? lol

[@shwanjones8134]

Micheal bay

[@nonelost1]

0:37...Why did she let that guy burn after the bad guy fled. She could have tried to extinguish the fire with her white Gucci jacket.

[@pathunter7003]

That was the start of the feminist movement

[@stevesmith6236]

Isn't the "bad guy" the one that stared in the movie with Clint Eastwood where they fought each other , "Any which way you can" ?

[@pathunter7003]

He was in a LOT of movies in that time period, I was just watching some movies this weekend and he starring in 3 of them, and he was never a good guy🙄

[@CJColvin]

Sounds like 80s music in the 70s LOL!!!!!!!

[@77PacerStudios]

I got audio by switching to a different video, then going back to this video. I gotta admit, sandbars are excellent car chase vehicles!

[@CarChaseWonderland2]

Right on!

[@crimedramadvdhotspot7720]

@@CarChaseWonderland2 You want a race, I'll show U a race... Mr car Chase, U knw what I'm talking about. Lol witch car film??

[@BusNo8]

Love the vintage tour of my city.

[@HoosierDaddy_]

Best video yet!

[@johndrake2729]

That is one bold chick.

[@b00st_SS]

Where do I look online to stream all the old school 60’s to 90’s car flix?

[@jimmyfleetwood1118]

I think the real crime was painting it orange.

[@drjohnsonhungwell5115]

I like the way she holds the "joystick,"

[@realmaindrianpace]

Gee, all that and she can stunt-fly helicopters. Do they exist in real life, and if so, where do I sign?

[@kennithchapman9689]

Seattle looked so different then!!

[@eliasvillasenor8718]

No tiene audio al inicio

[@nathanobrien6875]

Fck I love this channel!!

[@patsulek1570]

William Smith could handle his transportation. Bikes cars trucks and he sure could have made that jump. Hooray for this Bad Guy.

[@Mavis308]

William Smith always prided himself in being in great shape to the day he died, you should read his bio.

[@genefogarty5395]

@@Mavis308 I knew him when I was a teen and can attest to that fact. He was one of the strongest men I've ever met and at 40 something, he put me to shame as far as endurance went. He had the physical strength of a gymnast and then some. Truly a madman too, had some wild times at his ranch, lol. He'd drink and ball women all night long and wake up for a 10 mile run at 6am!!

[@CarsandCats]

Little known fact, I actually did the musical score for this movie on the Casio 32 key kids keyboard I got for Christmas.

[@steveprestegard5151]

So is Scorchy a contemporary of Seattle police Lt. Lon McQ?

[@suelyleonelafonso6452]

"PRECISION ENGINE "Muito legal o bugue!😘

[@jeffpiatt3879]

The "engine noise" was totally overdubbed. Sounded nothing like the VW engine that was in the sandrail. : ( Edit- that chick was like an ex-wife coming after back child support.

[@CycolacFan]

She couldn’t hit him from 10 feet away, what made her think she could get him from 150 feet away? And what four-door car was used for the interior shots?

[@johndrake2729]

Precision?

[@CR7659]

Possibly the black Olds they use to hit the Pontiac at the railroad crossing.

[@gteefxr3094]

Thanks for not trying to save my life.

[@andykerr3803]

So realistic and sensible... How is it today's police have abandoned these proven methods? PS William Smith was a great actor and person, great to see this. 👍

[@deepseadirt1]

yes , RIP William Smith; he died during the Pandemic. One of those faces you recognized but couldn't put a name to.

[@andykerr3803]

@@deepseadirt1 A very talented man 👍

[@literacylabyrinth4018]

Its like an episode of Police Woman. Funny stuff

[@deepseadirt1]

some good ol 70s high octane fun; these kind of chases won't be possible with all Electric Vehicles!

[@deepseadirt1]

another good dune buggy / sandrail chase is in a 1985 film called LIGHT BLAST with Erik Estrada(Ponch from CHiPS)😃

[@bshingledecker]

Damn I love Mall Hair.

[@RuggedBrotha]

THIS IS A MANS WORLD! RIGHT FELLAS?

[@ahmedtaher1604]

Amazing

[@wopalongcassidy]

Whatever happened to PERMANENT PRESSED anyways?

[@hornetbrown]

All burned up in a fire in California in the early 80s. Clean slate after that. Anyone really want that man-made flammable shit back? Less environmentally sound now. Caused lots of cancer and mental trauma. People got tired of matching their earth-toned refrigerators and affecting the (visual) ozone with all that polyester. Disco is dead.

[@alissonlares2926]

Silent movies in the 70s, interesting experience.

[@elderyoung416]

4:39 Rear tires are not turning LOL...

[@paulsheehan5010]

Whoa, that's gotta hurt, (George Costanza).

[@AlbertRossi92]

No audio . . .

[@mitch4527]

Obviously Bill Hickman had a hand in the stunt driving.

[@robertlaverdure60]

64 Bonneville is the orange 2 door

[@mexicanspec]

At least there were a few Pintos in the movie.

[@thomasstarr9011]

SO GREAT THE GREAT CAR,S.

[@CAROLDDISCOVER-2025]

Little boy she went for the sand rail and said bright orange has Boss hog will call it clunker car I realize it's a 63 Catalina and not a 69 charger. Talk about not blending into traffic or being able to get away. But then the whole thing is to watch Connie Stevens which was the babe at the time Chase bad guys what else did you need other than good looking women and fast cars.? Sometimes a plot would be nice. Thanks for putting up this clip it was enjoyable

[@johnallen6945]

'63 Catalina looked a lot like a later GTO. What was that, 348 ci? Yeah, I really believe she would have jumped into the water in her Gucci clothes at the end.

[@CycolacFan]

389 or 421 I would guess.

[@johnallen6945]

@@CycolacFan Well, the '69 GTOs were 389 so that makes sense.

[@UberLummox]

Yup likely 389, maybe 421. 348 was a Chev. engine from '58 to about 60-'61.

[@CR7659]

@@johnallen6945 lol Pontiac went to the 400 in 1967.

[@CR7659]

No, it's a 1963 Catalina, probably a clunker they bought somewhere, I am sure just a 2bbl 389 car. Probably lucky they didn't blow out the Slim Jim trans in it.

[@loniebrown9646]

She puts booth hands in the air, than aims, fires ???

[@speedeespeedboi9527]

That ending looks familiar

[@marquanbrand-moorehead1887]

64 GTO

[@mccrackenphillip]

IS IT ME or he was driving a 4 door car???

[@UberLummox]

Sure is! For the interior shots.

[@RuggedBrotha]

oooooooweeeee. MS WONDER WOUMB

[@Sid-jx4gl]

Connie what a babe

[@robertlaverdure60]

Crashing of the 2 Bonneville s is just heinous deserving only boo s

[@ricksadler797]

2pionts just for being that much cooler

[@aaarauz1]

Poor man's Bullit :)

[@aaarauz1]

BJ and the Bear guy at 7:22

[@ВатнаяфабрикаимениКрасныхпарти]

Какой только дичи не снимали в Штатах в 70-е годы...

[@steves9905]

I remember watching this when it came out, wanting to see my hometown. Also remember thinking wow this the worst movie ever. I think I remember seeing this at the old Aurora drive in. Sorry about the old Cat

[@Cumakocaer4743]

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[@goodguy7420]

She's a terrible shot.

[@ozzymd1]

Steve McQueen chase scene was better in san Francisco!

[@jeffmayo5283]

fast talker

[@gteefxr3094]

Why so many nice machines got wrecked for such shit-ass movies.

[@CR7659]

In 1975 they were just old cars with no value

[@paulsheehan5010]

That's a shame, (Jerry Seinfeld).

[@joaobosco8088]

👍😂👍👏

[@starkparker16]

Oh s&$t

[@BLACKOMAMBO]

Wtf was that movie bwahahah