A movie-loving petrolhead has spent $125,000 to create his dream car – the Mad Max Interceptor. Michigan born Dale Walter, 50 ...

Luckiest ‘Mad Max’ fan cruises around town in Max’s Interceptor car All it took was a mere $125,000 and five years of restoration work. Gavia Baker-Whitelaw Updated on May 28 2021 12:20 pm CDT ...

But five years ago, Walter began the process of making his dreams come true — hiring Mad Max Cars to convert his 1972 Australian Ford Falcon into a replica of the movie’s star car.

from the original “Mad Max” movie was up for sale on eBay. Built from a 1976 Ford Falcon 500, it’s the real deal, not a copy. from the original “Mad Max” movie was up for sale on eBay ...

Dale Walter fell in love with Mad Max’s Interceptor car more than 30 years ago when he first saw it on the big screen. He vowed to a friend that he’d one day build it. Five years of work, and ...

This faithful replica of Mad Max's V8 Interceptor was found in the oddest of locations. Spotted in Chofu ward on the outskirts of Tokyo, Japan, this road-legal driver was in for a bit of work at a ...

The Australian-made Ford Falcon V8 Interceptor that Mel Gibson made famous in the 1979 smash hit flick Mad Max, was right there, not more than seven meters away.

This comes in the form of an 1:18 scale model of the Mad Max Road Warrior Interceptor. The pumped-up Ford Falcon XB GT has been released by AUTOart and isn’t an all-new development.

Sadly, the Holden brand has been shut down entirely. But their place in automotive history is secure. The Falcon has also become a pop culture icon thanks to the 1979 apocalypse movie "Mad Max".

Max and his interceptor can be seen in Mad Max: Fury Road, the latest installment of Miller’s post-apocalyptic action franchise. (via Speed Society) – – – ...