This Story Of Kurt Russell's On- Screen Chevy Nova From Death Proof Ends With Smokey Donuts. I’ve been sitting on the belief that Quentin Tarantino’s full, isolated two- part Death Proof from 2. It’s surprising to learn that there was a car left after filming—but there was, and Kurt Russell’s stuntman bought it for just $5. On the latest episode of Daily Transmission over on The. Hoonigans You. Tube channel, it turns out that one of Hoonigan’s production assistants claims to own one of the Chevy Novas used on screen in Death Proof, which is pretty cool.

What’s even cooler is that this specific Nova was apparently driven by Kurt Russell himself, and bought buy Russell’s stunt driver for just $5. Even cooler than that, if you can believe it, is the stunt driver’s son, the Hoonigan production assistant who owns the car now, doing burnouts in the Hoonigan parking lot. Check out Kanan’s story of the Death Proof Nova and be extremely, incredibly jealous.

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