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Found edit. Car culture in 2010. Filmed in Chicago. Covering the RPM car festival (similar to Hot Import Nights), a couple shop features, and raw footage of “Transformers 3” being filmed in the middle of the city.
FRIDAY:
Auto Art – Shop Feature
RealWheels – Manufacturer Feature
SATURDAY:
RPM Event Series – Automotive Lifestyle Festival & Car Show
SUNDAY:
Transformers 3 Filming & BullRun Rally Car (Running into an old rally friend)
MUSIC:
Antiform “Bury Me”
Deadmau5 “Strobe (Plump DJs Remix)”
Wynter Gordon “Dirty Talk (Laidback Luke Remix)
Swedish House Mafia “One”
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Facebook closed down our Mischief fanpage again for some violation but they won't provide evidence. We only repost stuff related to Mischief. There's no way to fight it.
Here's FB response to our appeal > "Thank you for submitting your appeal. We removed or disabled access to content you posted on Facebook because it doesn't follow the Facebook Terms of Service. Our policies prohibit posting fraudulent or misleading content or content that otherwise violates the law."
The first warning and they closed our page.
Sweetness’s
i know this clip or better say i remember <3
Love your content.
Did you ever have a video of a few nsx ripping thru the hwy with the song, castles in the sky playing in the background?
Car culture was SOO much better back then…. Wish I was old enuf to enjoy aside from just watching back then.
Can't believe this was 12 years ago
Sorry to hear about the Facebook page fucking sucks
forever a fan mischief TV midnight racing cartel M-R-C garage 
Man it's like a time capsule , look how much the car culture has changed over the years