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YOUR RESEARCHTina from "Gone In 60 Seconds" was not a 996...
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The B-J write up mentions the lighter body of the 1978 was necessary for the stunt (at 2264 lbs for 1978 911 vs. 2910 lbs for the 996) but at the time the movie was made (2000) I'm sure it was also much cheaper to modify a 1978 to look like a 996 than to buy one.
True story. Police helicopter would never be able to keep up with a jet or "born from jets" car. Would have ruined the movie premise though. No one would believe that chopper stayed with a Viggen.
Or the "Miami Vice" Ferrari Daytona that was a Corvette-based replica, but with a real Daytona soundtrack dubbed in. Apparently Ferrari was not amused by this and sued the manufacturer of the replica; the replica was subsequently blown up (in an episode of the show) as part of the settlement.
IMO, they should've blown up the writers and actors and left the cars alone.
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