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Classic Recreations

Beitrag von Jen » 19.02.2008, 06:58

Kurz und bündig der Press Release:
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Halicki Films Company, producer of the motion picture “Gone in 60 Seconds,” is pleased to announce that Classic Recreations has been selected as the exclusive, first ever, officially-licensed custom fabricator to build the iconic “Eleanor” Mustang from “Gone in 60 Seconds.” “Eleanor” captured everyone’s hearts in her reprisal role in the 2000 feature film “Gone in 60 Seconds,” starring with her leading man, Nicolas Cage. Now, for the very first time, movie fans and Mustang enthusiasts alike can own their own authentic, officially-licensed “Gone in 60 Seconds Eleanor” collectible vehicle.

Halicki Films Company granted Classic Recreations the license to build the only genuine “Eleanors” after numerous visits to the company’s Oklahoma factory and a full battery of rigorous background and criteria checks. The agreement grants Classic Recreations the right to license the intellectual properties held exclusively by Halicki Films Company, including the copyrights, trademarks, trade dress and logos in and to “Eleanor” and “Gone in 60 Seconds,” and “Eleanor’s” one-of-a-kind, amazing movie looks, in connection with the manufacturing, marketing, sale and distribution of the officially licensed collectible “Gone in 60 Seconds Eleanor.” To ensure the safety of each transaction, Classic Recreation will maintain each customer’s initial deposit and purchase fee in an escrow account at a federally-insured financial institution until such time as the customer’s car is completed and ready for delivery.

The recent production of the 1967 Mustang Fastback bodies licensed and authorized by Ford has streamlined the customizing process so that those who desire their own movie star car can purchase a brand-new “Eleanor” Mustang fabricated from the ground up with all new body and parts. Customers may also choose to modify one of Classic Recreations’ 1967 original mustang bodies with all new parts. In either case, the Classic Recreations team will work tirelessly at each step of the process to provide absolute customer satisfaction and complete reliability.

Classic Recreations Appointed to Build Eleanor Customers wishing to purchase an “Eleanor” will have their choice between the 535-horsepower FI Model, promising estimated top speeds of 172 mph and 4.90-second 0-60-mph quarter-mile times priced at $139,900, or the 770-horsepower FIS Model ($189,900) with a modified rear suspension. “Eleanor” is built on a classic muscle car frame but with high-tech materials and technology to produce the reliable power and handling of a modern-day factory race car. These custom-built, high-performance Mustangs are handcrafted to order by Classic Recreations and offer such performance features as coil over suspension, sequential fuel injection, oversized slotted and crossdrilled Baer brakes, and a 410cid Keith Craft Racing engine. “Eleanor” also comes equipped with a Tremec TKO Manual or Automatic Transmission, Posi Traction, Concept One serpentine drive belt system, braided stainless fuel lines, air conditioning, custom sound system, and five-point Simpson harnesses. Additional owner-specified upgrades can include leather interior, keyless entry, and custom in-dash DVD and satellite navigation and entertainment systems.

“We wanted to make sure the company we chose to build the very first authentic, officiallylicensed ‘Eleanor’ was credible and reliable, and, more importantly, that they are truly craftsmen. Classic Recreations’ passion for the Movies and ‘Eleanor’ can be seen in the company’s handcrafting work. They’re making show cars,” said Ms Denice Halicki. Classic Recreations founder Jason Engel, and his company’s team of a dozen, skilled technicians and craftsmen, have been modifying and custom fabricating high-performance vehicles for more than 10 years. Each built-to-order vehicle takes approximately four months (nearly 2,500 manhours) of painstaking assembly. These high-performance Classic Recreations “Eleanor” Mustangs are available in Pepper Grey/Black, Red/White, Black/Silver, Yellow/Black and Blue/White. Find out more about how to get your own officially licensed Eleanor at www.classicrecreations.com Info on the Gone in 60 Seconds movies go to www.gonein60seconds.com.

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Beitrag von Baumi » 19.02.2008, 09:03

Also demfall wirds wieder die "neue" Eleanor geben.Schade...hätte gerne mal die "alte" in neuer Aufmachung gesehen.
Aber 190000.-$ ist eine gute Summe.Da brechen dann die "Luftschlossbauer" mit ihren überteuerten Replikas deren Hals wenn die auf dem Boden der Realität aufschlagen :D
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Beitrag von TomiTomi » 19.10.2009, 22:26


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Beitrag von grendi » 20.10.2009, 07:53

..neue firma - neues glück! :roll:
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Beitrag von TomiTomi » 06.05.2011, 07:36

Classic Recreations Shelby GT500CR Venom


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Beitrag von Raisor » 07.05.2011, 16:23

Sehr lecker dat 8) aber ob man das hier zugelassen bekommt :(
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Beitrag von TomiTomi » 11.10.2013, 07:44

Autoblog.com: Classic Recreations Shelby GT350CR - kurzer Test

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Weitere Bilder findet ihr hier.

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Re: Classic Recreations

Beitrag von TomiTomi » 19.04.2018, 19:44

Neue Lizenze für Classic Recreations:

1969-70 Ford Mustang BOSS302
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1969-70 Ford Mustang BOSS429
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1969-70 Ford Mustang Mach1
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Re: Classic Recreations

Beitrag von mustang88gt » 21.04.2018, 09:06

Hallo

Haubenmalerei und Seitenstreifen beim Mach1 sind falsch...

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Beitrag von TomiTomi » 01.11.2018, 14:47

Classic Recreations 1969 Mustang Boss 429

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546 CID (8.9 l), 815 PS

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Re: Classic Recreations

Beitrag von mustang88gt » 03.11.2018, 10:54

Hallo.

Nett, aber einfach ein modernes Auto im alten Kleid.

Nix für mich

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Meine Foxbodies: 79er 5.0 Cobra silbergrau, 88er 5.0 GT weiss. (93er 5.0 GT rot exportiert nach Bayern).
Der Alte: 69er Mach 1 351 W Black Jade

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Re: Classic Recreations

Beitrag von TomiTomi » 06.11.2018, 20:12

Ist der wirklich so modern? Ich meine z. B.: der Motorraum sieht ja ziemlich klassisch aus im Vergleich zu einem 18er Mustang.

(Keine Diskussion, es ist Restomod.)

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Re: Classic Recreations

Beitrag von TomiTomi » 17.02.2020, 20:35

Classic Recreations 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 'Hitman'

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