The 14,000-pound TIV-2 is just such a vehicle. Based on a Ram pickup, ... Filmmaker Sean Casey built the truck for his movie Tornado Alley, which will be playing at IMAX theaters across the country.

Tornado Alley plays at 2:20, 4:15 and 6:10 PM. Admission prices for Members is $6.00, $9.00 for Adults, $8.00 for Seniors and $7.50 for Children. You Might Also Like ...

The TIV is currently on display at the Science Museum, but on Sept. 29 and Sept. 30, Sean Casey will be at the Museum to talk about both the TIV and Tornado Alley, from noon to 2 p.m. each day.

For reality TV audiences, Storm Chasers is gearing up for the best season ever as Sean frantically attempts to rebuild his tornado intercept vehicles, dubbed TIV 1 and TIV 2, into something that ...

A tornado is a force of nature that almost nothing can withstand. ... The TIV-2 is a 14,000-Pound Armored Dodge Ram ... including the official IMAX trailer of “Tornado Alley”. Sources ...

Shepard purchased the TIV from filmmaker Sean Casey, who used the vehicle more than a decade ago. It was built in 2007 for the film Tornado Alley and Shepard first saw the TIV while working as a ...

Casey's latest project, Tornado Alley, records his mission to get the inside of a tornado on film. ... It's called the TIV-2, or "tornado intercept vehicle," and it weighs in at about 14,000 pounds.

Directed by Sean Casey, “Tornado Alley” lives up to its name by filling the Mugar theater and its 180-degree domed screen with the sounds and sights of weather gone wild.

He stalks these extreme weather events in his Batmobile-like Tornado Intercept Vehicle (TIV), a seven-ton, six-wheel Dodge Ram 3500 equipped with bullet-proof windows, hydraulic stakes with 40 ...

Spotted for sale on Craigslist is storm chaser Sean Casey’s heavily modified TIV 2 camera truck, which is based on an old-school Dodge Ram 3500 dually pickup truck. The documentarian’s Tornado ...

This gives TIV 2 an estimated top speed of over 100 mph (160 km/h). Its fuel capacity is 95 US gallons (360 L), giving TIV 2 an approximate range of 750 miles (1,210 km).