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In case you missed it or want to relive it, here is the video from 2020's Roadwar NW! 14th Annual, making this still the longest running annual Mad Max Themed event in the WORLD!
Mad Max's Interceptor from Mad Max 1 & 2, the XA Bat and 58 DeSoto and a Landau "tribute" from the Mad Max 2 the Roadwarrior, and a rare XC Cobra to add to the fun. Also a bunch of other cool cars including KITT from TVs Knightrider, and the Batmobile. Also Wasteland themed vehicles the "Hell's Fury" Mustang and the Wasteland Camaro "Buddy", and much more! ENJOY!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yn_wzZTmyD8&t=45s

That's great! Congrats.

Is there any past edition of the Roadwar NW which has been shot on film? That should be transferred on HD for preservation.

Uncle Entity wrote: ↑Tue Dec 08, 2020 1:18 pm That's great! Congrats.

Is there any past edition of the Roadwar NW which has been shot on film? That should be transferred on HD for preservation.

Quite a few of the previous Roadwar NW events have been filmed and released on YouTube (have posted links on these forums over the years or just go to the www.youtune.com/madmaxcars channel and check them out). Not all by a wide margin though. Probably about half of the 14 so far. No analog film shot to my knowledge though. Not sure that it would merit a HD remaster at any point in any case. Most have been shot with the better cameras available at the time however, so the video quality has gotten better over the years.

MFP1 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 09, 2020 9:54 am

Uncle Entity wrote: ↑Tue Dec 08, 2020 1:18 pm That's great! Congrats.

Is there any past edition of the Roadwar NW which has been shot on film? That should be transferred on HD for preservation.

Quite a few of the previous Roadwar NW events have been filmed and released on YouTube (have posted links on these forums over the years or just go to the www.youtune.com/madmaxcars channel and check them out). Not all by a wide margin though. Probably about half of the 14 so far. No analog film shot to my knowledge though. Not sure that it would merit a HD remaster at any point in any case. Most have been shot with the better cameras available at the time however, so the video quality has gotten better over the years.

Great.
YouTube is just a terrible platform in terms of compression and quality loss. So if the Mad Max Cars Guys got the uncompressed, native digital files, just save them with unaltered quality on more than 1 hard disk. For preservation and archiviation purposes, even if one day you could edit an "anthology" DVD of some sort out of the material.
These events are a testament to the existence itself and the power of the Mad Max fandom.

Do it soon. Hard disks get burned/fried, files can be lost, etc. The sooner, the better.

Contact the guys, advice them. You can make them see this thread with my posts. Thank you, brother.