Thanks for posting this. I used to watch this show as a grade school kid.
I loved that car! I bought the 1/24 scale model car back in ’85 (I couldn’t build a model car to save my life, it turned out terrible with glue spilled everywhere).
I always wondered what it would like to drive, acceleration would be like getting shot out of a cannon. What an awesome ride! This car is on my wishlist of things I would like to buy if I ever win the lottery.
also at 3:27 the drivers side headlight cover breaks off the jump and flies off and then through good ole tv magig its back on at 3:34.. i remember this tv show. been a while since i have seen it though.
how many gears did this car have? 20/30. i still would like to find one and get nuts with it. a guy used to have one in lemoore ca. with a big block buick in it, black. it must have been a blast to drive.
This car was an actual driver jump car (not catipulted). It had a powerful 1900CC EMPI type III engine with dual carbs to push the car to jump speed without hesitation. Most stunt cars for jumps are manned with a dummy and catipulted. FWIW.
Cool car, if they made this show today some jackass would have put 22′s on it!
Lol why does he smoke the curb at the end?
Thanks for posting this. I used to watch this show as a grade school kid.
I loved that car! I bought the 1/24 scale model car back in ’85 (I couldn’t build a model car to save my life, it turned out terrible with glue spilled everywhere).
I always wondered what it would like to drive, acceleration would be like getting shot out of a cannon. What an awesome ride! This car is on my wishlist of things I would like to buy if I ever win the lottery.
Without computer effects the old shows look much more realstic and cool!
@Zach979 ah well, thats what Dealer plates are for =)
@alexander1485 The car didn’t get it untl the second episode. The Coyote was an “X” car meaning prototype so didn’t have the licence plate.
wheres the cars license plate? lol
also at 3:27 the drivers side headlight cover breaks off the jump and flies off and then through good ole tv magig its back on at 3:34.. i remember this tv show. been a while since i have seen it though.
@stevezilla68 axle damage
how many gears did this car have? 20/30. i still would like to find one and get nuts with it. a guy used to have one in lemoore ca. with a big block buick in it, black. it must have been a blast to drive.
did the other drvier crap his pants LOL
if you pause the video at 3:04– 3:05 the coyotes right rear axle breaks. so serious drivetrain abuse
ha ha… check out the blown tire at 3:40 — then, seconds later, it has magically fixed itself. That’s good TV.
Sweet stunt at 4.05!
i love cody
3:00, a priceless moment.
lol sumone said it had a 350 in it liars i knew this car was garbage 1900 cc lol what a joke
Ufff!!! What a lovely pair of skintight jeans!!! Why aren’t they used nowadays by guys???
is it one of these style coyote’s or is it the late delorean style
it seems these cars have an endless supply of gasoline.lol.
do you have a website for the dealer?
Really? Well i was for 20 years a fan from this soap, but i´m not an expert. I´ve just seen by the jump a beetle motor and it´s make me funny
the actual car used in the movie is for sale for $19K. in Volo Ill. at a dealer there with a certificate from Disney.
This car was an actual driver jump car (not catipulted). It had a powerful 1900CC EMPI type III engine with dual carbs to push the car to jump speed without hesitation. Most stunt cars for jumps are manned with a dummy and catipulted. FWIW.
hey ! that’s at the ceasar’s palace parking where the las vegas F1 GP took place in 1981 / 82 !!