MotiV8tion - American Muscle Cars In The Philippines - DVD

Rev up your imagination and put the pedal to the metal! The 10 Greatest American Cars are waiting for you to slide behind the wheel and hit the open road. These classic machines, with styling and detail that have made them collector's items the world over, are treasured by automotive writers, collectors and historians for their engineering artistry and design craftsmanship. Some are still around today and you may even be driving a sleek descendant of the original. Others may come as a surprise for their fleeting glory and lingering brilliance. If you're thinking 'vette or Caddy, you're in the right lane we're talking speed, style and muscle. But it's just the beginning so pop the hood on the cars that are the best of all time.

EVERYMAN'S LAW Dog Town Kid, Gibbs and Pike, three wanted men are hired by Jim Morgan. Morgan in cahoots with the Sheriff makes these outlaws Deputies. The goal - kick the homesteaders off their land. The Kid arrests the outlaw Lobo Joe. When the three InchDeputiesInch fail to remove the homesteaders, Morgan turns to Lobo Joe with disastrous results. RT 63 min, B&W, NR, 1936, 1.33 1 WEST OF EL DORADO Putting quarrels behind, Johnny Mack returns to Pony Mesa to save the ranch of his former boss Brimstone. On the way, Johnny shoots Steve Dallas who had killed the stagecoach driver in a robbery attempt. Larry, the 13-year old brother of the outlaw accuses Johnny of killing his bother without reason. Johnny persuades the ranch owner to let Larry stay at the ranch. Steve's outlaw partner, Ed Stone and his henchmen, Barstow & Joe, are on the search for the missing robbery money. Larry finds it in the lining of a coat belonging to his brother and is on his way to see the sheriff when he is intercepted by Stone and his gang. RT 58 min, B&W, NR, 1949, 1.33 1

Ride along as we relate the racy history of the cars that were run for bragging rights on Sunday afternoons...and the men who trusted those same cars with their lives come Sunday night. It's a story about searching for any edge...boring a block, milling a head, boosting the springs--anything to gain an advantage over the hated federal revenuers. We'll learn tricks of the trade--such as the "bootlegger turn"--and see how model after model of Detroit's finest were made better by back-road innovation. We'llsee how moving "shine" created a whole new breed of automobile that ushered in stockcar racing and led to the birth of today's NASCAR.