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Maximum Velocity (2002)

   Today I'm here to show you a classic movie about the world of cars and street racing. No, I'm not talking about "The Fast & The Furious" and I'm not referring to any other foreign movie: this time, in fact, I will remain in Italy, presenting a 2002 movie called "Velocità Massima" (Maximum Velocity in the UK) starring Valerio Mastandrea and Cristiano Morroni. The film tells the story of Stefano, a workshop owner, and Claudio, an apprentice in the Stefano's workshop. The two become friends, strengthened by the passion both for engines and fast cars. All goes well, until arrives Giovanna, a beautiful girl who will create tension between the two friends, put an end to their friendship.
   The film is not bad: the story runs fast, thanks to the skill of the actors. All around, there are some cars that have made history in the 80s and 90s, including precisely the Lancia Delta HF integral, I just chose to assist this DVD. As you can see, I've changed both inside (applying carpeting, painting the dashboard, etc.) and outside (by applying the plates used in the film, lowering the standard suspension that was equal to that of a jeep! ). But the Delta will be back again, I will sho you in detail the model and the changes I made on it. Have a nice wekeend!

Posted by: Fabiano on Fri 3/4/2016 at 14:04   00

Tags: movie, fast, cars, film, workshop, velocity, applying, maximum, friends, (2002)

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