Comparisons:
Engine
Nightmare - 351 W Ford Motorsport crate motor, Stroker 392
Movie Car - Ford 390 CI
Exhaust
Nightmare - Working custom chrome side exhaust with X pipe.
Movie Car - All of the "Eleanor" cars had turn downs
Drivetrain
Nightmare - Lincoln Versailles rear end with 9" “N” case with
350 gears and disc brakes
Movie Car - Ford rear end 350 gears
Transmission
Nightmare - PA performance street/strip AOD
Movie Car - Most were automatic transmissions
Wheels + Tires
Nightmare - GT - 40 wheels 17X9
Movie Car - Schmidt wheels 17x8
Nightmare - Goodyear Eagle F1 tires, P245/40ZR17
Movie Car - Goodyear Eagle F1 tires, P245/40ZR17
Suspension
Nightmare - TCP coil over front end with rack & pinion steering.
Nightmare - Lowered as low as she would go
Movie Car - All the "Eleanor" cars were lowered
Movie Car - Some of the "Eleanor"cars got suspension from
Total Control Products
Interior
Nightmare - Shelby roll bar with inertia locking shoulder belts ,
custom bucket seats with comfort weave inserts, white faced
guages with tach and aluminum dash. Sound deadening material
throughout and custom sound DVD with 7” touch screen, amps and
subs.
Movie Car - Most were stock Shelby interior's w/Brushed
Aluminum dress-up and separate 5' monster tach
Exterior
Nightmare - Eleanor body kit by Mair Racing
Movie Car - The "Eleanor" body kit was constructed by Ray
Clarig of Cinema Vehicle Lights
Movie Car - PIAA lights, PIAA 959, 8360, 4060, 1252
Nightmare - Jet Black base coat with pearl green inner mix clear
Movie Car - Paint Code - 44490 grey Dupont, 44435 black Dupont
Nightmare - Custom aluminum grill with Cobra emblem
Movie Car - The grill was also custom, made from a Chevy Astro
van designed aftermarket piece
Miscellaneous:
Nightmare - Standard mustang fuel tank
Movie Car- Low volume Fuel Safe gas tank
Nightmare - Billet Aluminum twist on cap with a chrome Cobra logo.
Movie Car- Mach 1 gas cap
Nightmare - 100 shot nitrous
Movie Car - None of the movie cars actually had functinal Nitrous
Eleanor's Nightmare
VS.
Eleanor from "Gone in 60 Seconds"
VS.
Eleanor from "Gone in 60 Seconds"
Movie Facts:
- "Eleanor" was number 47, but the last car to be stolen in the
movie, check out the stolen cars from the list below.
1. 1999 Aston Martin DB7 - Mary
2. 1962 Aston Martin DB1 - Barbara
3. 1999 Bentley Arnage - Lindsey
4. 1999 Bentley Azure - Laura
5. 1964 Bentley Continental - Alma
6. 1959 Cadillac El Dorado - Madeline
7. 1958 Cadillac El Dorado Brougham - Patricia
8. 1999 Cadillac Escalade - Carol
9. 2000 Cadillac El Dorado STS - Daniela
10. 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible - Stefanie
11. 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 - Erin
12. 1953 Chevrolet Corvette - Pamela
13. 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Big Block Stingray - Stacey
14. 2000 Ford F350 4x4 Modified Pick-up - Anne
15. 1971 Detomaso Pantera - Kate
16. 1969 Dodge Daytona - Vanessa
17. 1998 Dodge Viper GTS - Denise
18. 1995 Ferrari 355 B - Diane
19. 1997 Ferrari 355 F1 - Iris
20. 1967 Ferrari 265 GTB4 cam - Nadine
21. 1999 Ferrari 550 Maranello - Angelina
22. 1987 Ferrari Testarossa - Rose
23. 1956 Ford T-Bird - Susan
24. 2000 GMC Yukon - Megan
25. 1999 HumVee 2-Door Pick-Up (Hummer) - Tracy
26. 1999 Infiniti Q45 - Rachel
27. 1994 Jaguar XJ 220 - Bernadene
28. 1999 Jaguar XK8 coupe - Deborah
29. 1990 Lamborghini LM SUV - Gina
30. 1999 Lexus LS 400 - Hillary
31. 1999 Lincoln Navigator - Kimbereley
32. 1957 Mercedes Benz 300 SL/Gullwing - Dorothy
33. 1999 Mercedes Benz CL 500 - Donna
34. Mercedes Benz S 600 - Samantha
35. 1998 Mercedes Benz SL 600 - Ellen
36. 1950 Mercury Custom - Gabriela
37. 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda - Shannon
38. 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner/Superbird - Jessica
39. 1965 Pontiac GTO - Sharon
40. 1999 Porsche 996 - Tina
41. 2000 Porsche Boxster - Marsha
42. 1961 Porsche Speedster - Natalie
43. 1988 Porsche 959 - Virginia
44. 1997 Porsche 911 Twin Turbo - Tanya
45. 2000 Rolls Royce Stretch Limousine - Grace
46. 1966 AC Cobra - Ashley
47. 1967 Shelby GT 500 - Eleanor
48. 2000 Toyota Landcruiser - Cathy
49. 1998 Toyota Supra Turbo - Lynn
50. 2000 Volvo Turbo Wagon R - Lisa
Eleanor's Nightmare
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Gone in Sixty Seconds
MPAA RATING: PG-13 for violence, sexuality and language
Starring Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie, Giovanni Ribisi, Robert
Duvall, and Delroy Lindo
A man (Cage) and his crew must pull off one final "job"
(stealing 100 cars) in order to save the life of his younger
brother, who owes a debt to a criminal.
GENRE(S): Crime
WRITTEN BY: Scott Rosenberg
DIRECTED BY: Dominic Sena
RELEASE DATE: DVD: December 5, 2000
Video: December 5, 2000
Theatrical: June 9, 2000
RUNNING TIME: 117 minutes, Color
ORIGIN: USA
MPAA RATING: PG-13 for violence, sexuality and language
Starring Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie, Giovanni Ribisi, Robert
Duvall, and Delroy Lindo
A man (Cage) and his crew must pull off one final "job"
(stealing 100 cars) in order to save the life of his younger
brother, who owes a debt to a criminal.
GENRE(S): Crime
WRITTEN BY: Scott Rosenberg
DIRECTED BY: Dominic Sena
RELEASE DATE: DVD: December 5, 2000
Video: December 5, 2000
Theatrical: June 9, 2000
RUNNING TIME: 117 minutes, Color
ORIGIN: USA
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All critic scores are converted to a
100-point scale. If a critic does not
indicate a score, we assign a score
based on the general impression given
by the text of the review. Learn more...
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88 Chicago Tribune Michael
Wilmington : One of the best of its
streamlined, over-produced,
double-clutch kind: a high-speed,
slicker-than-slick car-chase movie
with unexpected deposits of
character and comedy.
75 San Francisco Examiner Wesley
Morris :A film where suspense and
exhilaration are incompatible, and a
receding plot line is merely the
platform for cars to fly through
panes of glass.
63 New York Post Lou Lumenick: Her
star billing notwithstanding, Jolie
has perhaps the ninth-largest part in
the movie (behind seven humans
and a dog), playing Cage's
ex-girlfriend.
63 USA Today Susan Wloszczyna: It's
a pretty good ride even if it blatantly
steals some of its best stunts from
"American Graffiti" and "Grease."
60 Chicago Reader Jonathan
Rosenbaum: I found it more
pleasurable as a time waster than
either "Mission: Impossible."
60 Mr. Showbiz Larry Terenzi :What
does it say that we have a closer
relationship with the car than with the
characters? It says Bruckheimer.
50 The New York Times A.O. Scott
:This new version is mindless
hot-rodding fun, especially for those with
a weakness for vintage cars hurtling
down city streets, a group whose
members include -- sigh -- me.
50 Portland Oregonian Kim Morgan:
A tepid disappointment that contains one
mediocre chase scene and a lot of
wasted talent.
50 Miami Herald Charles Savage: In
the end, for all its auto-erotic flair, Gone
in 60 Seconds is missing a money shot.
50 Chicago Sun-Times Roger Ebert
:This is the kind of movie that ends up
playing on the TV set over the bar in a
better movie.
50 San Francisco Chronicle Mick
LaSalle :The story is unbelievable and
phenomenally silly, not a good
combination.
I love this movie! Whats not
to like! Hot Cars Hot
Characters!
100-point scale. If a critic does not
indicate a score, we assign a score
based on the general impression given
by the text of the review. Learn more...
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________________________________
88 Chicago Tribune Michael
Wilmington : One of the best of its
streamlined, over-produced,
double-clutch kind: a high-speed,
slicker-than-slick car-chase movie
with unexpected deposits of
character and comedy.
75 San Francisco Examiner Wesley
Morris :A film where suspense and
exhilaration are incompatible, and a
receding plot line is merely the
platform for cars to fly through
panes of glass.
63 New York Post Lou Lumenick: Her
star billing notwithstanding, Jolie
has perhaps the ninth-largest part in
the movie (behind seven humans
and a dog), playing Cage's
ex-girlfriend.
63 USA Today Susan Wloszczyna: It's
a pretty good ride even if it blatantly
steals some of its best stunts from
"American Graffiti" and "Grease."
60 Chicago Reader Jonathan
Rosenbaum: I found it more
pleasurable as a time waster than
either "Mission: Impossible."
60 Mr. Showbiz Larry Terenzi :What
does it say that we have a closer
relationship with the car than with the
characters? It says Bruckheimer.
50 The New York Times A.O. Scott
:This new version is mindless
hot-rodding fun, especially for those with
a weakness for vintage cars hurtling
down city streets, a group whose
members include -- sigh -- me.
50 Portland Oregonian Kim Morgan:
A tepid disappointment that contains one
mediocre chase scene and a lot of
wasted talent.
50 Miami Herald Charles Savage: In
the end, for all its auto-erotic flair, Gone
in 60 Seconds is missing a money shot.
50 Chicago Sun-Times Roger Ebert
:This is the kind of movie that ends up
playing on the TV set over the bar in a
better movie.
50 San Francisco Chronicle Mick
LaSalle :The story is unbelievable and
phenomenally silly, not a good
combination.
I love this movie! Whats not
to like! Hot Cars Hot
Characters!
The movie Gone in Sixty Seconds staring Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie and Robert Duval