If there a drawbridge shall be participating, it's a must to have the real dialogue for it:
http://imcdb.org/vehicle_38042-Buick-Skylark-1978.html



Ooooh, and a "toys 'r" us"-market is strictly required!
http://imcdb.org/vehicle_54002-Buick-Electra-1973.html


Maybe the whole location is still available for making movies, after 30 years:
http://imcdb.org/vehicle_38048-Oldsmobile-Cutlass-1980.html

Haha atom's idea with the damagages, made of painted paper is very good.

Your Dodge is silvermetallic, so you can use aluminium-folie for it.
Or just eat many pizzas! Some pizza-boxes are plated with aluminum inside, so you can use them.

taxiguy, I don't suppose you kept your convertible's old (broken) rear window? You could throw some of the pebbles around to simulate another broken window. Maybe the 600's driver hides in a parking garage and steals another car to get away.

I had the idea of a turn and slide into a shipping container (or garage, something simalr), the doors shut and the Olds goes past and can't find it.

Very cool.
I've been thinking of ways chases end without crashing;
-Simply outrun: They have about the same power, don't they? That would give the advantage to the 600, since it's lighter. I imagine it slowly building distance on a winding mountain road, eventually getting out of sight. Then the 88 comes to an intersection... the 600 is nowhere to be seen, damn! Not very climactic though.
-A train crossing, the lead car makes it before the train. Should be easy to do.
-A drawbridge. Very easy... if there is one in your area.
-Going through an alley, a big truck blocks the exit. You just have to get a big truck to cooperate somehow.
-Inspiration has struck!: The chase car gets a flat.

I like the new stuff, but I'd like to see a real car-chase-style reverse 180. It feels like the car will flip over, but it won't (disclaimer: I'm a person on the internet and should not be trusted with your life and/or property :D).

I decided to make this a two-parter video. I've added some clips and rearranged the others to complete part one.

You can watch it here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27576535@N06/3700363592/

Hopefully filming for part 2 can begin next week when my car's tire is replaced.

Don't get carried away here, these are far from stunt cars you know

In fact I think I may have knocked my Dodge's suspesion out of alignment today backing up a curb at high speed

Can you afford a windscreen? a cracked?broken windscreen makes an accident look realistic...

Maybe you cold try getting airborn, and have the view right umder the car...

I did some more filming today, but sadly discovered this:



The chase will have to be put on hold for a few days I guess...

Here is what I meant in my above comment:

The Caprice here have the indicator hanging, the car could be ok or a wreck, impossible to see from this view:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=572

Another faked accident here, they have removed the door and hung some blue cloth over the fender to simulate damage (from Mission: Impossible):
http://img504.imageshack.us/i/volvo3ee2.jpg/