How many times have Sex On Phoneyou been awake at night, thinking to yourself: What if someone replaced the Delorean with a Tesla Cybertruck in the Back to the Futuremovies?
If the answer is "more than once," then your sleepless nights may be a thing of the past, because a fan remake of a famous Back to the Futurescene, featuring the Cybertruck, has absolutely nailed it (via Teslarati).
Just look at it, below.
I swear, if I hadn't seen the movie, I wouldn't have noticed that anything's been changed – especially since Cybertruck's angular, retro aesthetics fit perfectly into the setting of the movie. And the details like the license plate in the end make this one an instant classic. OK, the dog is missing. Sorry about that.
SEE ALSO: Behold the Cyberphone, a titanium iPhone inspired by Tesla's CybertruckThe video was created by visual effects company Fort York VFX, and shared on YouTube under the user name Elon McFly. It's their only post on the platform so far; let's hope they make more like this.
Topics Tesla
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