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Documentary - Trophy Truck

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Molly Wertheimer

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Hi - I am looking for a trophy truck driver or fabricator in the Los Angeles/SoCal/Barstow/ Mojave/Las Vegas for a documentry about off road racing. Around March 31st we would like to tour the garage and then see the vehicle in action for a test drive. Please let me know if you are interested!
 
deano

deano

McDeano
 
Get down to San Diego and hit up the McMillin family -- You'll get three (3) TT's teams that are full of history and professionalism ... #Trifecta
 
dan200

dan200

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Molly Wertheimer said:
Hi - I am looking for a trophy truck driver or fabricator in the Los Angeles/SoCal/Barstow/ Mojave/Las Vegas for a documentry about off road racing. Around March 31st we would like to tour the garage and then see the vehicle in action for a test drive. Please let me know if you are interested!
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Maybe tell everyone who you are, where this documentary will air, etc.


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JayQC

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Mark Newhan said:
I'd certainly like to know what perspective she'd be writing it from...
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Which is pretty sound advice as far as vice media is concerned.

Some of their documentaries are very, very good.

Some others are more about putting a hipster out of his natural element and documenting his/her confusion while the actual subject matter sort of happens in the background.

As far as off-road racing is concerned, they've documented the Desert Dingos once.

Taking on the World's Most Difficult Off-Road Race in a VW Bug | VICE | Canada

And have been on motorcycle trips through the baja with Dana Brown and others

Ripping Baja on Bikes | VICE Sports
Doin' It Baja Part 1 of 8 | VICE | Canada

So they should have a decent grasp on the subject.

All in all, Vice is alright in my book, they stretch it a little thin sometimes but it's rare they have videos longer than 25 minutes so it's understandable. They got their style.
 
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JayQC

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They are indeed a lot of fun.

I really enjoy most of their content on all channels, and if they're going to make a full length piece about off-road racing, it will most likely be awesome like 99% of the time they cover automobile related things.

I'll be following this
 
airbag1

airbag1

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The shop is in Phoenix, not the cities you listed....But if you are talking trophy trucks then Geiser Bros is who you should talk to.
 
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