Vehicles of Little: All main cars (read description)
6Note: This is ๐ป๐ผ๐ the full detail of every individual car, as this video only tells the general roles they share.
In the canon, my OC self owns 5 automobiles, one he personally built himself. Despite being in a universe of fantasy, four of them are real-life vehicles (one being my once ๐๐๐ฉ๐ช๐๐ก car), each being classic American muscle cars - some of my favorite cars, by the way. The car Little personally made, called the Mach 7, is a specially designed race car based on Speed Racer's Mach 5 while also sharing traits of the powerful, indestructible villain black car from the 1977 film, "The Car" (itself a custom 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III, and the main inspiration for ๐๐๐ cars), dubbed "The World's Most Powerful Car". But for the other cars, they themselves are each powerful sleepers designed to follow the Mach 7's roots. They also share the same metallic black paint job.
Little's primary car of choice, the Mach 7 - true name being "The Black Thunder", is Mach 5-like in appearance and shares similar functions, but it was also designed to be the ultimate muscle car; With an unbelievable 8.5L (518ci), ๐ญ๐ณ,๐ฑ๐ฌ๐ฌhp V8 with MAX torque plus a near-indestructible steel body, there's no doubt Little purely made this car for raw power rivaling Top Fuel dragsters while being like Speed Racer at the same time. It was created at the very end of the 1st chapter.
The 4 real life cars are vehicles Little secretly purchased or rescued from a junkyard, all within somewhere between the 2nd and 3rd chapters. Because Little's idea was to have each one follow a similar path as the Mach 7, every car, after being fully restored with original parts and found their actual blueprints, Little stripped every authentic body panel, the V8 engine, and even the frame, then created new replica metal and suspension identical to the Mach 7's, even turning into body-on-frame (except the Crown Vic, just reinforced further), while making sure they look completely indistinguishable from a stock car, both exterior and interior. I had done this, because as an expert copier and master car builder, in case any of the muscle cars get damaged in case of a bad wreck, he knows how to rebuild replica parts to repair them without losing any of the valuable original pieces, - all I needed to do is leave the authentic body parts safely in the garage and simply copy the old parts altogether and put them on. Of course, this is a difficult progress, as...well, these are ๐ค๐ญ๐ข๐ด๐ด๐ช๐ค cars. They even have bulletproof glass and puncture-resistant tires. The only fully original stuff that remains are the instrument panels, lights, seats, steering wheel, its own trim (except '72 Mustang), and the rims. One thing Little cannot mostly save is the original engines, as the decades-old motors proved very hard to properly replicate or repair in his hand-made parts in case it breaks apart (though not impossible). Despite the part issues, the sheer skills and quality is highly praised by other characters in the crossover. No doubt, they are ๐ฏ๐ฐ๐ต street legal, but the Worlds' thankfully aren't quite strict on rules of driving. In terms of safety, because all five had magic-reinforced, almost indestructible steel (and obviously no air bags nor crumple zones), while incredibly durable, they are ๐๐ซ๐ง๐ฅ๐๐ ๐๐๐ฌ unsafe for occupants in an accident, in spite some having a roll bar. In so, every single car is equipped with racing shoulder seat belts onto all seats alongside stock ones for reasonable protection.
The 5th car, the 1989 Ford LTD Crown Victoria LX, is a last minute add-on to the car arsenal; Because I used to had such car in real life (my father stole my gift for the last 10 years, which is not funny), the one in the project is actually how I originally personally planned for my old car as a sleeper, unless I somehow get a replacement or a Grand Marquis LS. However, it is the least modified car, as while it does share the special reinforcements/black paint, its performance isn't as high in boost compared to the others. Therefore, it was used for more casual driving, especially since it's a full-size sedan and has slightly better space than the big but coupe '69 Charger.
From fastest to slowest, they are:
Mach 7 (17,500hp)
1967 Ford Mustang GT Fastback (1650hp)
1969 Dodge Charger R/T (1575hp)
1972 Ford Mustang Sportsroof (1150hp)
1989 Ford LTD Crown Victoria LX (515hp)
All but the Mach 7 are supercharged
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