It's from an older(1977) Burt Reynolds movie called "Smokey and the Bandit"
Obviously, good old Burt was the bandit. He drove a '77 Pontiac Trans Am with that paint job plus a little bit of custom flair added to it. Pontiac released this version as the "Bandit Edition" for sale to the general public in 1978, but it was extremely limited in production.
Fun fact: For several of the jumps in the film, the crew used a second, purpose-built "Bandit Edition" that had a custom 4BBL tuned Chevy 350cid under the hood. This car was completely stripped of all unnecessary weight and given nearly 600 horsepower so it could clear the jumps. Burt did the jumps himself, and the car was destroyed during production of the film. If you can mange to find an original, non-remastered version of the film, you can notice that the Trans Am sounds much more aggressive before Burt jumps it, that's the fire-breathing 350 in the jump car. Later on, they edited the engine sound to be uniform throughout the film.
This has been RM with your old-school flashback.
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With over 30 yrs. in a major fabrication company, I've had to do some very wicked stuff, as seen form those pic's of that boat part's, but even with huge Laser's, Brake's, Milling, Welding an on and on I'd be shocked if even our best Engineer could even begin to design anything as what you do. !! 