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My name's Danny. I work for a company called Paramount Picture Cars. We do cars for the movies here in SoCal.
We have a new production that wants to use a 90s/2000s D110 NAS with black interior (see pictures). Exterior color does not matter, need to match interior. It would shoot next year (2023) but we would need to show the vehicle to production before January.
So if that sounds like your car, and you'd like to make some money renting your D110 to the movies, contact us! Even if you're not in California, we'd love to hear from you.
Call/text: 626-510-7774
Email: cars@paramountpicturecars.com
Your car will be completely insured when it goes to set, and here's our website if you'd like to check out more of what we do: https://paramountpicturecars.com/
Thank you!
Last edited by paramountpicturecars; Dec 12, 2022 at 12:38 PM.
Wow! Just when you think you’ve seen it all. A request to ‘rent’ someone’s, anyone’s Defender for a movie. If this ‘movie’ was legit, it would have a budget, which would buy a vehicle, which would be written off as a production expense, and would not need to go on an Internet forum to search one out. By the way, how are those pictures, included in the original post, related in any way to this strange request? Is this to show the condition it will be in when returned? I think we’ve all read about people being scammed into renting, and paying for an Air B’n’B, only to show up and find that the owners had no idea there home was featured on the Air B’n’B website, and they’ve lost their money to the scammers. Very entertaining. I’ll be awaiting the world-wide release of this film to ooh and aah the Defender, regardless of the ‘plot.
If the Defender is going to be totally and utterly destroyed or blown to bits during the making of the movie...then l'd consider it...if not...then l'm out.