For anyone who's ever fancied taking a little piece of Mad Max home, the Mad Max Factory is making post-apocalyptic dreams a reality. The Australian outfit is offering a collection of officially licensed, screen-accurate recreations of some of cinema's most outrageous automotive creations.
From the iconic V8 Pursuit Special Interceptor of the original 1979 film to the battle-scarred Razor Cola and Nux Car from Fury Road, each machine is painstakingly rebuilt to capture the raw mechanical character and unmistakable visual language of George Miller's dystopian universe.
Developed under the supervision of Miller and producer Doug Mitchell, the inaugural collection is limited to just 25 vehicles, with each build combining authentic detailing, serious fabrication and plenty of wasteland attitude. There's also a selection of parts and accessories for those looking to create their own post-apocalyptic project. Explore the collection at madmax.com.au
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