Yummy Tuesday, .. I Want That One ....

Cool Steve McQueen in 1971 Le Mans,
Wearing the 'Heuer' Monaco ....

... I want one ...

McQueen Holiday

Happy Holidays Folks.. A Merry McQueen New Year 2010.

..and I would like to share this with you, rumours been spreading like H1N1-disease, but they seem to be gathering steam the last couple weeks. There is serious talk of Pitt playing cool-Mcqueen in a biopic scheduled for 2010....

I can't wait for this ...

On Any Sunday

"On Any Sunday" - I can watch this 1972 flick over and over again .., from the director who brought you one of the first and most influential 1966 surf documentary/movie - "The Endless Summer".

It's been credited as one of the best and most important motorcycle documentary. The film follows the lives of motorcycle racers and its enthusiasts.

Mr Steve 'Cool' McQueen along with Mert Lawwill, M Smith and other racers from the late 60's and early 70's are in it..

Full with bikes from that era !!

The Great Escape

For my buddies and to those who haven't watch this McQueen movie, go out there and get yourself the DVD. Its worth your money. Again, Mr Cool himself is riding the 'unknown' grey bike. The so-called unknown-grey- bike is actually a Triumph!! Just look at him 'runnin' on full speed being chased by german soldiers on bikes and some with side cars are a real treat to the eyes and motorcycle fans. Machine guns trottin' rat-tatt-tatt and he made that 10-footer-jump on the Triumph near the swiss border !!! Lovely !!! ..

Now .., where did I saw that ad of an Old triumph for sale before? ...., I need to think hard ...

Mr Cool Himself ...

.. I dig and dig my crates and look what I've found !! Steve 'Cool' McQueen.

Bullitt is probably best-remembered for its high speed car chase through the street of San Francisco and regarded as one of the most influential car chase sequences in movie history.
The scene had mr 'cool' himself driving a dark "highland green" 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback chasing also another 2 hit-men in a "tuxedo black" 1968 Dodge Charger R/T 440 Magnum.