Love this film, the truck looks creepy and psycho and has a supernatural whine to it and Weaver portrayed fear very well which made the film very atmospheric.
ahh just one of my favorite movies of my childhood... my Dad grew up in the furniture moving business and family own 30+ trucks at one point... he said in order to learn back in the day (late 50s at least he started driving) they threw you in the truck and you learned on the go! Learned on twin stick Macks I think... anyway this was one of his favorite movies and he always said if he got his Mack going 90+ mph down the grade he wouldn't have to shift gears once you started going up the other side! I remember riding in his Mack Cab-over doing 90+ mph (I think I was 3ish? at the time weird I remember it, but I remember when he opened the door the trees outside were a blur like we were going really fast!) down a hill and he'd open the driver side door while doing this as it never shut properly being an older truck... and he'd open it the whole way and reach out and slam it shut. Mom was with me then and she'd yell at him to stop it or he'd fall out as he didn't wear a seat belt back in those days. I honestly think he did it just to annoy Mom lol! This was back in the day when you could overload your truck and skip weight stations on back roads etc... and he drove other trucks than Macks also... movie now reminds me of him (though he didn't attack people on the road... that I know of lol!), but we used to watch it together! Great video and even better with Motorhead playing in the back ground thanks for the vid! Hats off to all the bold American truck drivers of the old days! P.S. he jack-knifed his trailer driving up in the NE in icy conditions... chains on the tires didn't even help that time... and he survived it! Said he yelled oh shit and grabbed hold of the wheel and got lucky! He had some crazy stories!
I really liked Dennis Weaver in Duel. Makes it more exciting, when u can't see the driver. And at Chuck's Cafe, looking at the men at the counter, looks like one of them might be the driver of the truck. Very well acted. 🌋 Always loved this movie
saw this movie as a kid... Gave me nightmares seeing older Petes for over a year, Now I drive a Pete... Finally, I could really do without the pissed off irish man throughout it all!
Great. That's in the movie.Its just a neat little story made to go along with the movie and add some character to the truck. All I'm saying is in real life those were the registration plates for the different states it operated out of. Those plates might have even been left over from it being used for actual trucking. That truck was used out of California for a long time before this movie came out. Spielberg chose this truck because he liked the long nose better then a Cab-over style
@adamswindells1 Becouse, its make a disrespectful jest on the road, and, ITS A SERIAL KILLER, just look the plats (on the front of Peterbilt) from those cars who is destroit before ! EDDIE / MAXCARNAGE
Funny how this movie shifted in my mind. As a kid I was scared to hell, but today, as one more motorist on the road, I'm all like: "Yeah, why did you piss off the trucker with overtaking him and then slowing down?" I hate when that happens.
I HAVE CHRISTINE in my account , and i have BLACK CADILLAC made by me, but , i dont have enought time for those days to put in here, look for CRHISTINE in that account EDDIE MAX CARNAGE
@eddiemaxcarnage302v8 Back during the 40/50/60/early 70s most states required tractor trailers to have a state issued license plate in order to operate within the borders of that state. AFAIK and as recently as 2006, Arizona is currently the only state that requires a state issued plate for tractor trailers. This was most common in the southwest / western states.
This truck was originally bought in 1955 by Union 76, it worked out of the Los Angeles Terminal for years. It had a 275 Cummins originally. Daniel Jackson bought the tractor in about 1967 or so, putting a 245 HP Cat and a 13 speed in it. It was a fair old truck, but finally got pretty wore out by 1971. I delivered a load of gasoline for Union 76 to Universal Studios in 1971 or 1972. They saw this truck, and enquired about buying it, which they did that day. At 2:38 you see one drive axle. True.
i want to say they are the same truck but the 281 would be a single axial and the 351 a tandem. i read the one in the movie had seen a power train update before the movie.
+Jamison LaValley No powertrain update at all for the movie truck. I drove that truck. It had a 1674 Cat at 245 HP, a 13 speed, and it was a 3 axle tractor that had Page and Page suspension---only one differential. The back axle was just a tag. It was a 1955 model also. Universal bought the truck for 7,000 bucks, and did not change much at all except to make the paint look a bit more sinister.
imagion being stuck with tht peterbuilt i would flipp out and run for my life i meant like run away from tht truck guess wht not goin happen he follows u all around difernt towns and states i belieave but its a cool movie i watched it like over 10 times cuz it was insane
By watching this footage, we can assume that the truck driver is most likely: 1) A white, middle aged male. 2) dressed in blue jeans, brown western boots & a long sleeve shirt with the sleeves rolled up. 3) Judging by the multiple license plates on the front of the truck, we can assume that he operates in several, different U.S. states. So NO! The truck is not automonous. It is driven by a person... a deranged, human person.
Still its not true. You see many older trucks which have many license plates on them. My dad operated out west and he had to have multiple license plates for the different states. It just shows that the fans who made that up know nothing about trucking
i know why he was chasing him but what was the disrespectful action was it that he pasted the trucker or something i because i know that can be disrespectful
@eddiemaxcarnage302v8 No those are not from the cars it "killed" before. Do you know anything about trucking? Back then out west you had to register the truck in each state you operated in. Dont say talk about stuff you have no clue about.
Well, no $#!t it's not true. Except it wasn't the fans who made it up, it was Spielberg himself who started that one up. You seem very touchy over a very petty matter. How many times have you mentioned the license plates thing isn't true? Funny world we live in where the knowledge (or lack thereof) how trucking operations work can create bruised egos.
Two of the best things EVER.
Duel and Motorhead.
Moterhead
and peterbilt
tbh i love the seamless transition from See Me Burning to We Are Motorhead
duel made me wanna be a truck driver when i was little. this movie kicks ass
Love this film, the truck looks creepy and psycho and has a supernatural whine to it and Weaver portrayed fear very well which made the film very atmospheric.
ahh just one of my favorite movies of my childhood... my Dad grew up in the furniture moving business and family own 30+ trucks at one point... he said in order to learn back in the day (late 50s at least he started driving) they threw you in the truck and you learned on the go! Learned on twin stick Macks I think... anyway this was one of his favorite movies and he always said if he got his Mack going 90+ mph down the grade he wouldn't have to shift gears once you started going up the other side! I remember riding in his Mack Cab-over doing 90+ mph (I think I was 3ish? at the time weird I remember it, but I remember when he opened the door the trees outside were a blur like we were going
really fast!) down a hill and he'd open the driver side door while doing this as it never shut properly being an older truck... and he'd open it the whole way and reach out and slam it shut. Mom was with me then and she'd yell at him to stop it or he'd fall out as he didn't wear a seat belt back in those days. I honestly think he did it just to annoy Mom lol! This was back in the day when you could overload your truck and skip weight stations on back roads etc... and he drove other trucks than Macks also... movie now reminds me of him (though he didn't attack people on the road... that I know of lol!), but we used to watch it together! Great video and even better with Motorhead playing in the back ground thanks for the vid! Hats off to all the bold American truck drivers of the old days! P.S. he jack-knifed his trailer driving up in the NE in icy conditions... chains on the tires didn't even help that time... and he survived it! Said he yelled oh shit and grabbed hold of the wheel and got lucky! He had some crazy stories!
MrBollox79 loop Ooyy tutu
After a hard day of work, this really makes me happy!
MOTORHEADDDDD!
This truck has got to be in American Truck Sim with exact sounds, looks, power, interior, exterior, the brown duel paint, and the trailer as well.
351-281 mod and the duel trailer are already existing, just wait for the rest to happen
I'm not sure that's paint. Could well be rust and dried blood.
Thats no paint its rust
I keep watching this over and over
RIP Lemmy
BadAss Trucking straight out of hell ...
R.I.P. Carey Loftin - the Truckdriver 🤘
ah music to my ear's man, we are motorhead go good with duel
I really liked Dennis Weaver in Duel. Makes it more exciting, when u can't see the driver. And at Chuck's Cafe, looking at the men at the counter, looks like one of them might be the driver of the truck. Very well acted.
🌋 Always loved this movie
8:22 😢 RIP Pete
watching like truck takes a curve at high speed at 4:55 was most impressive
perfect vid great movie you did this perfect love it
saw this movie as a kid...
Gave me nightmares seeing older Petes for over a year, Now I drive a Pete...
Finally, I could really do without the pissed off irish man throughout it all!
Great. That's in the movie.Its just a neat little story made to go along with the movie and add some character to the truck. All I'm saying is in real life those were the registration plates for the different states it operated out of. Those plates might have even been left over from it being used for actual trucking. That truck was used out of California for a long time before this movie came out. Spielberg chose this truck because he liked the long nose better then a Cab-over style
The best video ever!
Nice video 👍👍👍👍👍👍 and mini schary
HAHA, i have BLACK Cadillac, but don´t have much time left for those days to put him in the air, but i will soon
EDDIE-MAX
Still my favourite video he has ever made
it's been 5 months since i watched this and i am still loving it
@adamswindells1 Becouse, its make a disrespectful jest on the road, and, ITS A SERIAL KILLER, just look the plats (on the front of Peterbilt) from those cars who is destroit before !
EDDIE / MAXCARNAGE
Ésta película és buenísima 📽
Love to have that duel truck! ... And the tanker! I Will pay good money for it!
i cant get enough of this video
Awesome movie!!!! would love to see you do one of White Line Fever (1975) as well!
Perfect music! Love Motorhead!
i mean tht truck is beast it flys through the corners perffectly fine whts in tht truck a block engine holy smokes i would like tht truck though
The Pete in the railroad scene has 1 piece wheels, in other scenes it has split rims. More than one duel truck.
had this happen to us in the early 90's. giong thru eufall ok. grand mother was sick.
this truck is very fucking strong
Funny how this movie shifted in my mind. As a kid I was scared to hell, but today, as one more motorist on the road, I'm all like: "Yeah, why did you piss off the trucker with overtaking him and then slowing down?" I hate when that happens.
Duel فلم رائع للغاية
Aaah, poor Petey. As for the Plymouth, I won't say it deserves to die. Nothing does. However, I feel worse for the truck getting banged up for sure.
wooow bel video mitico DUEL
I HAVE CHRISTINE in my account , and i have BLACK CADILLAC made by me, but , i dont have enought time for those days to put in here, look for CRHISTINE in that account
EDDIE MAX CARNAGE
The Pete in the railroad scene also has a dual drive rear axles, the other Pete has a tag axle.
rip lemmy
@eddiemaxcarnage302v8 Back during the 40/50/60/early 70s most states required tractor trailers to have a state issued license plate in order to operate within the borders of that state. AFAIK and as recently as 2006, Arizona is currently the only state that requires a state issued plate for tractor trailers. This was most common in the southwest / western states.
رائع جدا لم اشاهده منذ ثمانية سنوات
speak English.
SMOBY44 no shit, right?
The truck was registered in other states.. look at every other 80's working truck.
This truck was originally bought in 1955 by Union 76, it worked out of the Los Angeles Terminal for years. It had a 275 Cummins originally. Daniel Jackson bought the tractor in about 1967 or so, putting a 245 HP Cat and a 13 speed in it. It was a fair old truck, but finally got pretty wore out by 1971. I delivered a load of gasoline for Union 76 to Universal Studios in 1971 or 1972. They saw this truck, and enquired about buying it, which they did that day. At 2:38 you see one drive axle. True.
Bruce, from 1955 to 1967 the truck was a twin stick the switched to 13 speed when you drove it? Thanks, Frank.
motorhead FTW!!!
5:10 is one of my favorite shots in the whole movie.
alekesam 5:10
That was so Cool
To be fair to the guy, that's been a longheld belief by many of the fans that the license plates are previous victims so it's not just him.
air horn model?-peterbilt 281-duel 1971
@Oktoberfest filmed in the desert in southeastern California I'm pretty sure.
This was on tv once
I don't understand how this truck does not have A Joey box it has a splitter but the peterbuilt 351 has a Joey box is the 351 older then the 281
i want to say they are the same truck but the 281 would be a single axial and the 351 a tandem. i read the one in the movie had seen a power train update before the movie.
+Jamison LaValley No powertrain update at all for the movie truck. I drove that truck. It had a 1674 Cat at 245 HP, a 13 speed, and it was a 3 axle tractor that had Page and Page suspension---only one differential. The back axle was just a tag. It was a 1955 model also. Universal bought the truck for 7,000 bucks, and did not change much at all except to make the paint look a bit more sinister.
HEHEHEHEHHE
I will try, but i only desire the muscle cars movies or really beautiful autos like that
EDDIE-MAX
eddie you have to do a video of bullit!! please!!
the song is See Me Burning motorhead
the second sound is We Are Motorhead
The Joyride before joyride was thought of.
imagion being stuck with tht peterbuilt i would flipp out and run for my life i meant like run away from tht truck guess wht not goin happen he follows u all around difernt towns and states i belieave but its a cool movie i watched it like over 10 times cuz it was insane
Clayton Rendant damn, pony guy, learn to spell.
By watching this footage, we can assume that the truck driver is most likely:
1) A white, middle aged male.
2) dressed in blue jeans, brown western boots & a long sleeve shirt with the sleeves rolled up.
3) Judging by the multiple license plates on the front of the truck, we can assume that he operates in several, different U.S. states.
So NO! The truck is not automonous. It is driven by a person... a deranged, human person.
The real special edition.
Does anyone know the name of the first song? I know it's Motörhead but I can't figure out what song it is.
Hello , Eddie!!! tell me please - what is a song on start ( Duel-the hell locomotive of the road )?
your right....
Still its not true. You see many older trucks which have many license plates on them. My dad operated out west and he had to have multiple license plates for the different states. It just shows that the fans who made that up know nothing about trucking
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Stupid question, but what is the title of the first song? I know all the others, but have forgot the first one :(
whats the name of the first music?
nice video and nice movie
Evil Mashine 281 Peterbilt from the 1950´s
I saw this somnay time
@eddiemaxcarnage302v8 What are the songs in this video?
nice video.....
whats the name of the first song?
ok it's finall my favorite part of this movie it's at 8:00
hey eddiemaxcarnage302v8 do you have a favorite part
Como se llama la música
i know why he was chasing him but what was the disrespectful action was it that he pasted the trucker or something i because i know that can be disrespectful
Car can't win🤩
@eddiemaxcarnage302v8 well what u make good stuff
rule number 7:no chase in the road
who is driving the truck?
+TheGaming Pacman Cary Loftin
@@lewisner he was Hollywoods best Stuntdriver at this time : )
I see Jeepers creepers got a new truck
How can that truck drive fast? Impressive speed. Over 90-100 MPH.
And why does that truck have more than one license plate?
Carl Johnson back in the day there wasn't an apportioned plate program if they wanted to go across state lines they had to register for those states
The number plates are supposedly other victims of the truck driver. He is a sort of serial killer and the plates are trophies.
@mechajason HEHHEHE, TKS MAN, ITS A HONNOR !
EDDIE/MAX
Is it a movie????
whats the name of the movie?
Duel
Name de la peli
Duell
did any one noce the locomotives pass by once at 1:23, then again at 1:52. lol
BUNCHofxs there are usually two sets of locomotives on mountain trains.
BUNCHofxs it’s called a DPU setup idiot.
Why was it chacing the car?
K20 Industries why does any pyschopath kill? really, at least most the time, for no reason.
1:40 red car = non american cars semi = american cars
@eddiemaxcarnage302v8 No those are not from the cars it "killed" before. Do you know anything about trucking? Back then out west you had to register the truck in each state you operated in. Dont say talk about stuff you have no clue about.
You're the one that doesn't have a clue. Steven Spielberg the director said the extra tags were to suggest that the driver was a serial killer
Well, no $#!t it's not true. Except it wasn't the fans who made it up, it was Spielberg himself who started that one up. You seem very touchy over a very petty matter. How many times have you mentioned the license plates thing isn't true? Funny world we live in where the knowledge (or lack thereof) how trucking operations work can create bruised egos.
cars Vs duel
Anyone who drives a Plymouth Valiant with a six cylinder engine doesn't deserve to live!!
William H. Burke, Jr. I actually happened to like the classic looks a d simplicity of that valiant.
Ez nem gumikacsa
no loud music please
GT 5 no whiners please.
I don't like the song
Luke Becker I don’t like you
The worst Peterbilt in the world
michael an carter haugen you are wrong, she is a beauty