Building iconic movie cars, from Bat Car to Mach Five

The video discusses the creation of iconic movie cars, starting from refurbishing old cars to building famous vehicles like the Batmobile and the Mystery Machine. The process involves trial and error, with a focus on making the cars functional and drivable. The creators take pride in their work, showcasing the cars in local areas and using them for everyday tasks.

What was the initial focus before creating iconic movie cars?

• Manufacturing car parts

• Building new cars from scratch

• Refurbishing old cars

• Designing futuristic vehicles

Which material is commonly used in the construction of these movie cars?

• Steel

• Plastic

• Fiberglass

• Wood

How long can it take to build one of these iconic cars?

• One day

• Two weeks to three years

• Six months

• One month

What is unique about the Eleanor car from 'Gone in 60 Seconds'?

• It is the smallest car in the collection

• It is made entirely of wood

• It has a stainless aluminum interior

• It cannot be driven

What is a common activity done with these iconic cars?

• They are driven to local stores and McDonald's

• They are kept in storage

• They are only displayed in museums

• They are used for racing