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One Hour to Zero, Movie, 1976 IMDB

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13991651972 Austin 1300 MkIII [*]
13991671972 Austin 1800 MkIII [*][*]
13991911937 Austin Ten Cambridge [*][*]
13991781971 Aveling-Barford SL 340 [*][*]
13991891970 BMW 1600-2 [*][*]
13994111974 Fiat 126 [*]
13991581972 Ford 20M [*]
13991591976 Ford Cortina MkIII [*]
13991661973 Ford Cortina Estate MkIII [*]
13991761972 Ford Cortina GXL MkIII [*][*][*][*]
13991741973 Ford Escort MkI [*][*][*]
13991901973 Ford Transit MkI [*][*]
13991801959 Land-Rover 88'' Series II [*][*][*][*]
13991601971 MG B GT [*][*]
13991881969 Rover 2000 TC MkI [P6] [*][*][*]
13991731971 Rover 2000 TC MkII [P6] [*][*]
13991571973 Toyota HiAce [*]
13991921968 Triumph TR 6 P Saint [*][*]


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dsl SX

◊ 2020-06-15 23:54

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Children's Film Foundation adventure, and a fairly ambitious story set in North Wales. Two lads run away from home in a slate-mine village and spend the night in the quarry. When they return the following morning the place is deserted because the nearby nuclear reactor has gone dappy, so area has been evacuated. Add in a burglar in a warehouse taking literally the term cash-and-carry and it all kicks off. Despite some clunky bits, it works - some great use of locations particularly Welsh mountains and the mine - and is much more than the usual CFF fodder.

Rejects
- Saab 99 4-door rubber bumper
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- overloaded 120Y estate; garage with early XJ6 and Mini Van
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- assorted porridge
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Other stuff:
- nuclear reactor (without any powerlines in or out, so not surprising it overheated)
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- quarry engine
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- chopper for impdb
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- torch for rjluna
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I think it's a Pifco, just like my dad's favourite torch when I was a nipper except white instead of red top light
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.... must have lasted 30+ years till eventually case rusted out.

-- Last edit: 2020-06-24 03:08:48

GodzillaFan54 CA

◊ 2020-06-16 13:24

 dsl, in your second "porridge" picture, I spotted a gray Austin 1100/1300, closest front-facing car to the camera.

dsl SX

◊ 2020-06-16 14:57

 ^ yes - Austin 1100 Mk1. Plus Minis, Marinas, Princess [ADO71], Escort van, Maxi towing caravan, and at one point the probable crew-car MGB GT (not seen in those 2 pics, but was in the sequence). Renault 12 with vinyl roof the only slightly unusual thing.

rjluna2 US

◊ 2020-06-16 21:08
dsl wrote Rejects
- Saab 99 4-door rubber bumper

Seems to be 1973-74 version :think:

rjluna2 US

◊ 2020-06-16 21:09
dsl wrote - torch for rjluna

Scheduled to post a comment on 2020-11-7.

dsl SX

◊ 2020-06-17 02:52

 More porridge pics
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The Renault 12 with vinyl roof, MGB GT crew car coming down the hill, red Viva HC with vinyl roof, Escort van has (I think) Forestry Commission Wales livery

Stuff from "evacuation centre" car park
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Red Datsun Cherry, maroon Oxford, yellow Capri Mk1 facelift, big Humber on right, green Corolla estate etc. Two slightly odd things about this scene - everyone's abandoned their cars without shutting doors or boots - the panic's not quite that urgent. Also that it's filmed at the Winston Churchill Hall in Hillingdon, N London, not a Welsh location. Which is mildly ironic as Winston was historically a controversial figure in Wales for sending in troops against a miners strike.

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