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No idea 
Anybody that has an idea can post it, if nobody knows who's turn it is then 
(I do not have an idea right now)
(I do not have an idea right now)
Fine, I'll start this off again. This is a simple one:
In Terminator 2: Judgement Day, there is the scene in which Ahh-nold, along with John Connor and the mother escape the mental hospital in a 1983-1985 Ford LTD Crown Victoria. As Arnold is driving in reverse, he is shooting at the pursuing enemy terminator. So here's my question: Was a stunt driver driving the car by control remote, or not? Once again, this is a VERY easy question if you just know where to look.
This is a simple one:In Terminator 2: Judgement Day, there is the scene in which Ahh-nold, along with John Connor and the mother escape the mental hospital in a 1983-1985 Ford LTD Crown Victoria. As Arnold is driving in reverse, he is shooting at the pursuing enemy terminator. So here's my question: Was a stunt driver driving the car by control remote, or not? Once again, this is a VERY easy question if you just know where to look.
I remember seeing a behind the scenes movie show called "Movie Magic" on the Discovery channel a long time ago, and (if I remember right) they said there was a driver somewhere in car. So I guess they didn’t drive the car with remote? 
Indeed, it is false. There was no remote control. Now, if you guys had only gone to the T2 page and had seen the page for the LTD, you would be able to read the comments I posted on there about it . You can see the driver's head in the caption that antp provided in the comments for the car.
. You can see the driver's head in the caption that antp provided in the comments for the car.
I did indeed look at your previous comments so I didn't play this one - didn't want to look smart when I wasn't
Haha, you should have! That's why I asked it. I wanted to see who would look in the right place to answer the question 
Umm err, sorry I disappointed you ford_guy ...
Haha, of course you didn't...
So, to hijack this thread...have you accepted your administrator rights yet?
So, to hijack this thread...have you accepted your administrator rights yet?
Yes, I did accept, though I wasn’t going too at first. I didn’t feel I would be active enough to be of any real help.
>> So MBDL65fan must continue with a new question since he was the first to get your question right.
>> So MBDL65fan must continue with a new question since he was the first to get your question right.
You're active enough, alright. You deserve it 
Yes, he does post the next question, even though he just guessed.
Yes, he does post the next question, even though he just guessed.
MBSL65fan, not MBDL65fan Neptune , Just kidding . When the Japanese luxury brand Lexus debuted to the US, one of their first commercials was stacking champaign glasses on the top of the LS400's hood while the car was on dyno run at 145 MPH.
, Just kidding . When the Japanese luxury brand Lexus debuted to the US, one of their first commercials was stacking champaign glasses on the top of the LS400's hood while the car was on dyno run at 145 MPH.
Sorry ...
About your question, the answer is true - I remember that commercial.
It is true. Here's the commercial:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7621622662327174932&q=Lexus+LS400+commercial&total=4&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=s- earch&plindex=0
Neptune's turn.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7621622662327174932&q=Lexus+LS400+commercial&total=4&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=s- earch&plindex=0
Neptune's turn.
Ready yet? 