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boogieman ◊ 2010-01-05 11:17	Done.
antp ◊ 2010-01-05 18:05	boogieman >> as this "documentary" is not on IMDB, could you provide details about it? Else it has no much interest of being listed here, except providing car pictures. By details, I mean the kind of info that would be needed if someone would watch it. Website links, who made it for what, etc. By the way, maybe it would be better to put all volumes on one movie page, with episodes numbers as volume numbers. I could easily regroup the two first ones.
boogieman ◊ 2010-01-06 23:33	antp wrote boogieman >> as this "documentary" is not on IMDB, could you provide details about it? Else it has no much interest of being listed here, except providing car pictures. By details, I mean the kind of info that would be needed if someone would watch it. Website links, who made it for what, etc. By the way, maybe it would be better to put all volumes on one movie page, with episodes numbers as volume numbers. I could easily regroup the two first ones. I was thinking that too, But I wasn't sure where to ask about it. Info about the Grip Videos: Grip videos are pretty much "Documentary"'s on Drifting (Mostly in America). They take you everywhere from Professional Tuner shops (Mostly in California), to the street or track to watch Drifting (Mostly on a Hawaiian track), as well as Import car shows. They also throw in one or two interviews with Parts manufactures (Reviewing a custom part or two) on each volume. Each movie is about 60 minutes long, with about 20 minutes of "extra" footage. There are around 7 volumes of it (I only have the first 4 or 5), and they can be found to purchase on Amazon.com. Here's the amazon link: Link to "www.amazon.com"

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boogieman

◊ 2010-01-05 11:17

Done.

antp

◊ 2010-01-05 18:05

boogieman >> as this "documentary" is not on IMDB, could you provide details about it? Else it has no much interest of being listed here, except providing car pictures. By details, I mean the kind of info that would be needed if someone would watch it. Website links, who made it for what, etc.
By the way, maybe it would be better to put all volumes on one movie page, with episodes numbers as volume numbers. I could easily regroup the two first ones.

boogieman

◊ 2010-01-06 23:33

antp wrote boogieman >> as this "documentary" is not on IMDB, could you provide details about it? Else it has no much interest of being listed here, except providing car pictures. By details, I mean the kind of info that would be needed if someone would watch it. Website links, who made it for what, etc.
By the way, maybe it would be better to put all volumes on one movie page, with episodes numbers as volume numbers. I could easily regroup the two first ones.

I was thinking that too, But I wasn't sure where to ask about it.

Info about the Grip Videos: Grip videos are pretty much "Documentary"'s on Drifting (Mostly in America). They take you everywhere from Professional Tuner shops (Mostly in California), to the street or track to watch Drifting (Mostly on a Hawaiian track), as well as Import car shows. They also throw in one or two interviews with Parts manufactures (Reviewing a custom part or two) on each volume. Each movie is about 60 minutes long, with about 20 minutes of "extra" footage.

There are around 7 volumes of it (I only have the first 4 or 5), and they can be found to purchase on Amazon.com.

Here's the amazon link:
Link to "www.amazon.com"

	The vehicle is part of the movie
	Vehicle used a lot by a main character or for a long time
	Vehicle used by a character or in a car chase
	Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene
	Background vehicle
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	Seen only in preview/trailer
	Seen only in deleted scenes
	Seen only in an alternative ending
	Seen only in an extra DVD contents

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Grip Video Volume 2, Documentary, 2003

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