Behind The Scenes Tour of RARE Screen Used Movie & TV Cars at Dezerland Orlando / Massive Collection
A Detailed Tour of Movie Cars at Dezerland Orlando
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welcome everyone
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as the recording of this it is friday
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december 17
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2021. anime the woo here
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i have returned to deezerland
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action park
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orlando florida
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right on international drive now i was
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here 11 months ago give or take january
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of 21 the start of this year
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when they opened not only the action
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park but also the automobile museum
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section
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but i'm back
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to get a
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early entry
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guided tour
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some of the nooks and crannies of these
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screen used
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automobiles
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i'm excited about this i love movies i
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love film i love the history of it and
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i might get some some classic car alerts
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in there as well i'm inviting you to
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join me
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shout you it's about 8 47 a.m
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they don't open for a couple of hours
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you see the sun
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starting to rise there above the
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building it's been a number of different
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malls over the years before dieserland
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took over and opened about a year ago
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and also inside which i will not be
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showing will be focusing mostly on the
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vehicles
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is a bowling alley an arcade a pinball
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museum hi
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i'm robert i'm the main tour guide
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i'm curator i kind of jokingly refer to
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myself as the tour raider of desert land
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action park tour audio museum
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it's it's a new it's a new term i think
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it it tour guide curator touring
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oh
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there it is look at that
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i've never been in this room i've never
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been back in this room before
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wow
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welcome to the largest private owned
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james bond collection in the world
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and it's pronounced desert land just
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from oh i said deezer so it's desert so
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okay as i have understood mr desert over
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the years has changed pronunciations as
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he's fit because he's the billionaire so
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sure uh but it's uh it's michael desir
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originally michael desert but he dropped
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the tzob off his name when he immigrated
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this country from tel aviv israel back
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in the 1970s and among other things he's
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a james bond nun
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um so now he has the largest private
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collection of screen used james bond
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vehicles in the world this particular
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room of 47 vehicles is valued at
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or you're gonna want i love doing this
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is valued at
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100 million dollars
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uh and just this one room just this one
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room 47 vehicles that is the
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goldfinger jet and the american
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president's check
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but it's not the actual jet this is a
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reproduction of the most bizarrely grand
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scale so
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in the film they cheated you
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there's no actual jets in the film the
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lockheed jetstar they use the film is a
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scale model about yay big painted on
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either side
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like gold fingers [\h__\h] and the checks
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out from two different angles this is an
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actual jet star which they're about 731
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still in flight but they're only private
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jets because these things are massive
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fuel hogs they're made in the late uh
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the late 60s through the 70s one side we
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have the american president's jet and on
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the other side we have gold fingers
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private jet
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oh yeah okay oh wow and people are
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always asking me like come on ask me how
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do we get it in here you know what i'm
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wondering how did you get this in here
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well mr desiree is basically goldfinger
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this is his lair the roof opens up um no
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on all honesty
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they took the thing apart knocked down a
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couple of walls moved it in reassembled
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and they did this twice they did this
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down in miami when this was the miami
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auto museum collection
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and now he moved it up here and now it's
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the orlando auto museum collection and
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there is no miami auto museum to be
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gotcha there is a desert land park miami
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but that's just all attractions the most
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valuable car in the entire collection is
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without a doubt
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this 1964 aston martin db5
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from goldfinger this has to deflect the
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bulletproof deflector paperback on the
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taillights they open up for
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oil jet sprayers there's a smokescreen
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built in uh it drops uh it drops cat
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drops like uh you know uh road spikes
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um in the front you've got twin wing 308
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machine guns on front and back
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there are rotating license plates valid
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in all countries of course you've got
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england
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rotates over to france rotates over to
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switzerland you know valid in all
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countries featured in the film excellent
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uh it's got it's got the ejector seat
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which is non-functional but the roof
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does open
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and probably the coolest thing to deal
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with your road rage
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you've got tire rifles oh wow that
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extend out from the hubcaps screen used
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to in the movie sean connery driven
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screen use sir sean connery yes
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that's yours
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this is a mannequin okay gotcha
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mannequins are made out of fiberglass um
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or plastic this is a wax work figure the
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vintage version the new madame tussauds
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mostly acrylic these are actually wax
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hand painted glass eyes real human hair
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and little known fact
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sean connery at the age of 17 was going
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bald so through the entire course of
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this james bond career he's wearing a
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wig they only made in hard talks they
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made only three
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convertibles
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the reason why they made the
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convertibles is because sean connery was
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too tall to fit in the standard car
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only wow of the three
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this is only
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one of three of those
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that got the gadgets installed and these
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surveillance gadgets
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this isn't just
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this isn't just prop that's functional
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that is a telephoto surveillance camera
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and you have a two-way communication
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device with video and audio they
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consider this car priceless they will
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not appraise it however when mr desert
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bought it at auction it went for 6.3
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million dollars now it's worth about
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five times that at auction at least this
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glasstrond boat from live and
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number uh year 1973
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this is one of the two boats that holds
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the guinness world record for longest
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jump from canal to canal
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they shot that in south florida there's
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a scene where bond is
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being chased in a red glass front boat
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and two black glass tron votes are
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pursuing him
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one makes the jump and does not clear it
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uh for comedic effect crashes into a
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sheriff car the other one
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clears it in one piece and this is the
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one the uh that this is the chase spoke
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that is something else man this is
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bombed nerd heaven for me this is one of
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the reasons why i took the job i could
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see why
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and as i said i've never even been back
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in this room you were saying open two
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months ago about a little over but the
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roger moore generation
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this was the car
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who's your who's your favorite bond just
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curious um it's a tie between connery
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and more because those were my first two
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true always hands down
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my favorites
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so this is
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the memorabilia collection
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these cases
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contain
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everything and anything that was ever
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made in the name of james bond or ian
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fleming or eon productions there are
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movie crops in these cases there are
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costumes
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there are so many toys
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incredible i never knew this was all
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back here we've got everything from odd
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jobs hat over here at the end the one
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with the blade in the brim oh yes
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spoofed in austin powers as random task
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yes mike myers performance his
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characters in austin powers
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is a direct
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rip-off
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of an early parody of ian fleming's
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casino royale book
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really yes the film was casino royale
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by charles feldman in 1967
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and david niven oh yeah played james
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bond from pink panther
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yes
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from pink panther from so many so many
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british films sterling silver um and a
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rhodium uh inlay
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500 pieces i have number 71 and number
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69
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number 69 is for sale
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buy one keep one
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or sell one keep one but this is the
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actual rate
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this is why i had to have it because
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i'm
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mere inches away from the actual film
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prop so just to show
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how much
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area we're covering we are currently
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here in the bond museum we're in this
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little bit right back here okay
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and this is just one exhibit
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the museum is all the dark area up here
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in the back which is roughly a third of
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the property this eight hundred and
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twenty two thousand square foot facility
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i'll show you the one lighting
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oh okay all right which makes it very
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impressive
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nice it just looks so much cooler
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yeah it really does
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the dragon tank
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or the dragon boat or dragon tank
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what is it called uh in german it's the
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dragon ponzer
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which is the drakken ponzer okay
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i liked it so but there's a oh there's a
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shot of it with the screen
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yeah so in the next room this giant tank
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that everybody sees uh that's located
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behind our bomb lounge bar you can get
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tanked by the tank as my joke but that
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is a real t-55 russian tank it's one of
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the four stunt tanks used in goldeneye
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the one with pierce brosnan and not only
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early entry i'm getting the red carpet
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treatment
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right now
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our entryway to the
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orlando auto museum
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home of the michael desert collection
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it's incredible how much i've already
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shown and now we're starting
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incredible
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people ask me how many cars does mr
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desert have
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and that's kind of a tough question
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uh why would we have to ballpark
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mr desert it is safe to say has well
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over 2 000 vehicles and growing his
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world here actually it does have a very
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benny the cab
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is it benny the cab from roger vinnie
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the cab look i'm wondering if that may
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be where they pulled it from it could be
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because this is way older
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okay
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and the monkey wasn't part of it i put
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that in there because he was in some
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other vehicle and i thought sure where
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to stick him you know
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and the old animatronic monkey
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karate yeah uh he uh old animatronic
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monkey and a karate guy fiaggio invented
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what we now think of in modern culture
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as the motor scooter they wanted to make
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an alternative to motorcycles
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they wanted to make something completely
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new they actually hired a designer that
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was publicly known to hate motorcycle
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design he aided the chain he ate the
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grease he hated the dirt that they
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picked up he hated the complexity of
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changing a rear tire
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so he created a vehicle that had the
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transmission pushed all the way to the
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back so that the rear wheel is attached
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directly the transmission there's no
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chain anymore to change the tire you
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just take it off and put it back on no
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dirt no grime
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and
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when the one of the heads of piaggio
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first saw the prototype he said
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i'm trying to remember the pronunciation
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sembra uno vespa
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which translates to
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it looks like a wasp
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it looks like a wasp because it's got
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the narrow middle and the big back end
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yeah
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so vespa
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stuck as the name
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and since their launch everybody went
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mad with these things oh yeah a year
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later another italian company came out
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with their clone of a vespa and that was
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lambretta
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the lambretta after the movie roman
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holiday came out
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with uh gregory peck and catherine
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hepburn
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the world went crazy with vespas
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this is mr michael deser on his 80th
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birthday card uh his birthday is april
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1st 1941
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american guests often ask me april 1st
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april fools day right no he's from
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israel there you go on there it was just
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tuesday
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they don't celebrate april fool's day
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exactly no it's an american thing no
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foolin so the first time mr desert had
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his collection in a museum was in new
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york in the building that is now known
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as the manhattan motor sports company a
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building which he owns by the way mr
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desert is a real estate developer he is
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desert properties owns a huge amount of
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buildings these figures were
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in his original museum in new york
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and they have traveled with every
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incarnation of this museum and now they
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are the guardians of the threshold
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guardians if you're going to go with the
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happy gilmore and all that um
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of
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the duesenberg room like a blast the
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past is this like we're going right to
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the video of the last time you hear 11
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months you have the 1901 horseless
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carriage and next to it another 1901
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horses carriage which is incorrect
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this is a 1901 horses carriage this is a
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surrey carriage um the surrey carriage
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company is still in business today they
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started with horse-drawn carriages and
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then they moved to motor carriages this
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is a four horsepower
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surrey carriage
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and nowadays when you hear about a
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you see them but you don't know what
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they are you ever see those um those um
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like beach resorts and things that have
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those four-seater
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bicycle carriages yeah the stripes yeah
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those are surrey carriages they are okay
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so the company is still in business
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now the bonnie and the bonnie and clyde
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death car the very car that ended the
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illustrious career of
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bonnie and clyde and of course i know
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and you know and other people might know
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not true this is not the car that they
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passed away in but
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it is on the official record that is in
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prim nevada which is about 30 miles
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outside of vegas this is a replica and
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this is one of the three types of
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replicas that you run into of bonnie and
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clyde death cars there are vintage
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replicas of the original car like you
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see at whiskey pete's there are movie
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versions of the 1967 movie one which is
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a yellow version of that very car now
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this is the third variation of replicas
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where before the before the internet
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when people used photographs and
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newspapers
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this is a copy this is a replica based
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off one of the photographs of bonnie
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clyde and one of the various ford motor
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cars this is a ford model a
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okay and these bullet holes are made
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with a tire iron
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oh okay because they're rather yeah
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they're really large and they're diamond
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shaped i was climbing between both of
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these cars to do a little a little
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spring cleaning
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you know they do quite dust like the
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dickens you know
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and i slipped and fell and my arms went
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flailing
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i was reaching for anything i could to
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keep me from falling because i'm 50 and
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if i fall and break a hip you know i'm
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done
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my hand
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hit this before
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and it works
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welcome to the darkness of the orlando
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auto museum
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yeah a little house humor there
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you know i used to work in a haunted
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house
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you told me you used to work at skull
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kingdom skull kingdom yes they were on
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short street oh you were working between
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horror nights number 13
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the caretaker scream house revisited oh
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i got to get this effect here oh yes in
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scream house 2003
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halloween horror nights 13 i did a tv
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spot for a little bit in tampa called
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the spot and i scared the crap out of
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the
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host she was sitting on the doorstep and
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i came up behind her and i said
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get out
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get out of my house
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now
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the green hornet television series
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so this is screen used this is screen
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used and screen driven most likely by
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bruce lee himself no kidding it was
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built by dean jeffries and george barris
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dean jeffrey started it george bears
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finished it and barris
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often took credit for a lot of cars he
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worked on with dean jeffries it's well
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known sure um but it has all the great
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gadgets from the machine guns and the
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gas
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uh gas player in the front
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to the
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grenade launcher and i love it
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retractable brooms behind the wheels
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that it would it was being chased he'd
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release a smoke cloud and then he'd
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deploy the brooms peel off into a secret
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area and when the cloud dispersed no
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tiredness this duke's a hazard oh it's a
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duke's a hazard
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screen used from the televisions here
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what
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how have i never seen this you saw you
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saw you saw this is this roscoe's this
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is roscoe p coltrane james best yes
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now they use this car in later seasons
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but you see it in every episode they
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shot test footage
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and be used
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test footage loops in every episode the
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end credit sequence this is the one this
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is the car you see the end credits every
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time
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and it's autographed by james best no
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kidding like that dashboard
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where did he sign uh he signed on the
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dashboard hang on here
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vip
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or actually would you be if you would be
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a via
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via or viv very important atom or very
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important vlogger
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so there's his autograph right there
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for the reflection
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kind of see it yeah it's kind of
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inscribed right there that's cool
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that generally
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that's one of the screen news 291 cars
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there's a lot of them 291 which averages
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out to about six wrecked cars an episode
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now here's a funny thing
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some of the editors suggested they stop
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going through cars and start just
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re-editing shots yeah
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i didn't get that information from the
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internet
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i got that information from my father he
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was an editor on the dukes of hazzard
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among other cars that we will mention
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i will mention because my father passed
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away three years ago
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um he was an editor on dukes of hazzard
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he was a motion picture sound and film
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editor jeffrey l sandler mpse
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you can find him most likely by looking
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at a connection to the blues brothers
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for which he got the golden real award
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the only editor award that year so this
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is one of the screen news general e's it
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was 297 291 291
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episode if you do the math
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so the few that have been restored have
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only been restored of the condition they
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were last seen on screen heads
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so not full restorations the hood is all
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original but it had massive body work
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and a really fun fact
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so
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the paint job on the roofs
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the name generally yeah in this
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traditional condition got scuffed but
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they can't reproduce that so
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they screen captured and reproduced a
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decal version of it scuffed
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i like that that's attention to detail
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right there i'll give you a little hint
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good morning
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oh oh there we go
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it's kit
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it is kick this i'll turn off i'll go
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and turn on the light so you can see the
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whole thing
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k-i-t-t kit yes just
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all right let me do the voice
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i am the voice of the knight industries
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2000
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k-i-t-t for short kit if you prefer
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is this from terminator 3
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3
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now see i was i was just in branson at
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the muse car museum there we have five
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of them there's a few of them they have
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one and they also said to tell you hello
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andy there
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at the museum
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but they also have one and they said
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that theirs isn't the only one so you
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guys have another one there are um as
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far as i understand there are about five
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of them because they had different ones
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for different shots yeah this one is
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completely gutted out this was a special
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effects shot
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so they wanted me to be safe because ani
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was inside
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any
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that's right right there come on
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do you wanna do you want to sit in the
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car
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yes yes we do have an awning mask
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that's right it's a mask it's a mask go
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ahead you can put it on here
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yeah it's only been worn by a mannequin
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i'm looking for sakhana i was told she
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was here
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can i see her please
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that is great
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come on do the come with me if you want
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to live come on
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come on do you want to live
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give me your clothes your boots and your
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motorcycles
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this is so cool
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so the uh the the it's been completely
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gutted out if you've got a if you got
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light
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um the insides have been completely
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gutted out for weight
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uh this was towed by i believe by the
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camera truck
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here there's a little
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light you can see it's completely bare
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bones behind the seat actually if you
23:30
aim over behind the seat
23:32
it is completely
23:34
gutted the only thing there was a
23:36
battery in it to operate some of the
23:37
effects that were in the vehicle one of
23:39
the five
23:41
screen used night rider cars this is one
23:43
that was exempt to the uh to the
23:46
destruction of the original 23 cars that
23:48
were on loan from pontiac yeah this one
23:51
was actually built by um
23:53
by
23:54
oh sorry uh george bears george bush
23:56
customs and this was one of his personal
23:58
firebirds that he turned into the 24th
24:01
car it's listed with the night rudder
24:03
historians who have been more than
24:06
instrumental in helping me
24:08
restore kits functions like the uh
24:12
like the scanner light which is actually
24:15
uh eight
24:16
halogen brake lights
24:18
linked together in sequence and the
24:21
quick clacking you hear
24:23
yeah that's the relay circuits
24:25
so there's five originals there's
24:27
there's five originals remaining out of
24:30
the 20 uh 23 provided by pontiac and
24:34
this is the 24th provided by george
24:37
barris
24:38
i believe joey fatone from nsync owns
24:40
one i believe
24:42
he's taking them to car shows and stuff
24:44
i don't i don't know if he's got one of
24:46
the five check with the night rider
24:47
historians
24:48
they would not yes the big red one next
24:51
to it is the infamous
24:54
boat car from the knight rider 2000 tv
24:56
movie which is now on netflix oh it's
24:58
filmed in san antonio
25:00
san antonio that's the one that went
25:01
through the riverwalk
25:03
riverwalk sink
25:05
when they stopped wow that's the one
25:07
it's not a real car it's a fiberglass
25:09
shell copy sure of the car which was
25:11
based on a i believe it was on a banshee
25:13
was the basis of this one and this is
25:15
mounted on a skiff a john boat but the
25:18
body was too heavy for the boat it took
25:21
on water and when it stopped it sank
25:24
so this was in the riverwalk river and
25:27
in the film which is currently available
25:30
on netflix
25:32
night rider 2000 1991
25:37
this one
25:38
is one of the
25:40
night rider touring replicas that the
25:42
studios made to lease out to car shows
25:45
okay this one was in australia for a
25:47
year
25:47
before hasselhoff bought this car and
25:51
three of its brethren to take across
25:53
germany on the night rocker tour
25:56
night rocker that was basically michael
26:00
knight as a rock star performing
26:03
david hasselhoff's saw original songs on
26:06
stage that's why there's a
26:08
a a museum in germany dedicated to the
26:11
hoff read the poster what is it you said
26:13
michael jackson's soul train what does
26:16
the poster say
26:18
michael jackson
26:19
and soul train right it's a tribute to
26:22
michael jackson's performances on soul
26:24
train okay as he was the number one oh
26:26
when i was here a year ago i said it was
26:28
michael jackson jackson
26:30
as most people do okay they see that and
26:32
they put an apostrophe s on it in their
26:34
heads yeah the car is a tribute to soul
26:37
train because there was no actual car
26:38
another jay over that michael jackson
26:41
was on right and funny thing on the
26:44
poster um where there's some there was
26:47
some eccentricities in the art
26:49
department back in 2011 michael
26:52
jackson's head on on angel of the
26:55
x-men's body
26:56
oh right there yeah
26:58
i'm pretty sure the artist was trying to
27:00
go with maybe his rhythm nation or or
27:03
maybe uh captain eo uniform but couldn't
27:06
find a picture
27:08
you know you remember something and then
27:10
you put together the best you can but
27:11
it's funny and we're leaving it
27:17
now i'm really interested in the indiana
27:17
jones vehicles you have over here so
27:22
mercedes sheep and the motorcycle
27:25
those are from raiders of the lost ark
27:27
the first raiders one of the best movies
27:29
ever made yes raiders of the lost ark
27:32
and this one is from the worst indiana
27:34
jones film ever made the one with the
27:35
aliens crystal skull never this is the
27:37
one this is technically
27:39
the germans the beginning are pretending
27:41
to be americans to steal something from
27:43
area 51 and this is the jeep they're
27:46
driving when they made last crusade i
27:49
that was my last
27:51
indie film all right high five but we're
27:53
carrying coffees
27:55
there we go
27:57
this was in two films this was in
28:00
raiders the lost ark this is part of the
28:02
ark transport convoy this is the jeep in
28:05
the back with the four with four nazis
28:07
with the machine gun the one that the
28:09
little model version goes
28:11
off the cliff yes yes and the bike is
28:14
doing patrol security perimeter security
28:17
yep right so
28:19
both screen used yes and there's another
28:22
famous film not in indiana jones that
28:25
this is a big vehicle in
28:27
did you ever see val kilmer's first film
28:29
top secret i did see that this is the
28:31
pinto explosion german jeep
28:34
okay the one that rolls to a grape still
28:37
halt and there's slowly moves and it
28:39
blows up
28:40
that's what all the
28:42
all the fire damage on the cars wasn't
28:44
there a character in that called latrine
28:46
yes but he was the one that shot the car
28:47
the african-american gentleman yes
28:50
that's right i see i vaguely remember i
28:52
made it being very funny very similar to
28:54
the leslie nelson naked gun movies very
28:56
similar kind of comedy yes to that
28:59
tongue-in-cheek makes fun of itself
29:01
makes fun of other genres
29:03
so you could if you watch the clips from
29:05
raiders you could see this car as
29:07
they're driving and if you watch the
29:08
scene
29:09
actually the google search is top secret
29:12
pinto explosion and it's the second
29:15
video that you see on the list these are
29:17
not the bikes from lawnmower man because
29:19
they weren't in lawnmower man these were
29:22
in about 15 seconds of lawnmower men to
29:25
the straight to video sequel
29:29
just wanted to correct that one
29:31
this is not one of those random 18 van
29:34
replicas yes this is one of the two
29:36
surviving stunt vans
29:39
you remember the scenes of the tire
29:40
burnouts i do they would be the cables
29:43
to the ring
29:44
heft up the back of the van just enough
29:46
do a burnout oh yeah right there's the
29:48
ring and reuse that shot over and over
29:50
again
29:51
and okay they'd hoist this up by this
29:54
little by these eye rings okay and they
29:56
would spin the tires just a little bit
29:58
to do a burnout a perfect burnout and
30:00
then when you see that when you see the
30:03
show they do the burnout shot and then
30:05
you do a cut to
30:07
driving out actually driving off so
30:09
they'd have a crane
30:10
this would be just taking it like a half
30:12
an inch off the ground yes the camera
30:14
would be low down like this it's
30:16
actually actually it was like that was
30:18
dead on the tire okay so it'd be like
30:20
that
30:21
and then just spinning it just enough to
30:23
where
30:24
the van wouldn't drive off but you could
30:26
burn out the tire my dad worked on the
30:28
a-team too he worked for universal for
30:30
uh for about a decade
30:33
i had my lunches
30:34
b.a barakas would be behind the wheel
30:36
yes well probably a stunt driver when
30:39
they were doing that one but mr t
30:40
probably was not behind this particular
30:42
one but
30:43
well maybe he was it's got his name
30:44
right here on the side now why does it
30:46
say mr t on the side of this all right
30:48
so a lot of these vehicles that are not
30:51
hero vehicles that are secondary
30:53
vehicles stunt vehicles things like that
30:56
what car collections will do is so
30:59
people will help will help remember they
31:01
will do things like they'll put whoever
31:03
was the driver on the side or the name
31:05
of the decals with the name of the show
31:08
on the windows just to jar people's
31:10
memories exactly
31:14
quick quick repetition
31:16
screen used jeep willy from fantasy okay
31:20
i was mentioning fantasy island earlier
31:22
and you have a screen used fantasy
31:23
island that's one of the cheapest mr
31:25
rourke the uh
31:26
this this was not the one that mr rourke
31:28
was in nor the one that uh the tattoo
31:31
was in because he had a littler jeep
31:33
smaller this is one of the ones that
31:34
they drove around the celebrity guests
31:37
you know because every episode yes they
31:38
had a celebrity guest this is one of the
31:41
celebrity guest jeeps
31:43
so this would have been one the one that
31:44
they had at the botanical gardens in la
31:47
what's it called
31:49
so name for it but it's in la where they
31:51
film but they have the cottage yeah and
31:52
all that this would have been the one
31:53
driving around that cottage
31:56
the uh the docu drama i have not seen
31:58
that excellent peter dinklage plays
32:00
herve and he is okay
32:03
uh the ghostbusters car arboretum the
32:06
los angeles arboretum that's what i'm
32:08
thinking of
32:09
the uh the ghostbusters ekta one this is
32:12
not one of the screen years ecto ones
32:14
we're only four of those now dan aykroyd
32:17
has one and sony has the other three
32:19
there were two until they uh well i mean
32:21
they changed one for uh for afterlife
32:23
excellent film
32:25
this is one of four exact replicas known
32:28
to exist in this country
32:31
it was made for a cancer foundation
32:33
charity event and auctioned off all
32:35
right
32:41
ah the slimers added in uh corey one of
32:41
our other guides our resident
32:43
ghostbusters expert uh he made that for
32:46
halloween for his house and we put it
32:47
here for halloween and we've kept it up
32:49
because well i personally think do you
32:51
know strong bad i do yeah
32:54
to me it looks like a strong bad version
32:56
of slimer
32:57
that's old-school internet
33:00
can you see the resemblance i kind of i
33:02
kind of see it yeah strong bad was red
33:04
correct yes he is but it's it looks like
33:07
that kind of style of the animation they
33:09
use because they use pieces hooked
33:10
together that flash animation
33:13
um that is the original grease lightning
33:16
that is the real gadget mobile from both
33:18
films this is the original grease
33:20
lightning the original grease lightning
33:22
hydramatic
33:24
what hydramatic
33:26
powermatic and automatic which you
33:28
cannot have all of in the same car
33:30
because one of those one of those things
33:33
means manual transmission and you can't
33:35
be a manual and an automatic
33:36
transmission in the same thing
33:47
it's a screen used screen used
33:47
that's something else oh and these are
33:49
going to be the new face plates we're
33:51
going to have pictures of the car
33:54
information about what type of car is
33:57
and if it's if it's referenced in a
33:59
movie tv show or historical and then
34:02
information which we're going to
34:04
actually redo this information sheet and
34:06
then there will be qr codes that you
34:08
just scan and it takes you right to
34:10
video and additional pictures i like
34:12
that we are changing the whole thing
34:14
we're in that process
34:16
so this is from
34:17
inspector spectrum
34:20
the one with matthew broderick and the
34:22
one with french stewart who i thought
34:24
was visually the better looking to be an
34:26
inspector i did not see the sequel i saw
34:29
the broad rick one yeah
34:31
his performance is a little off and they
34:34
gave they made and they made a another
34:36
they made a female inspector gadget go
34:38
with them but they used the same car and
34:40
they repainted it for the second one so
34:41
much time so so little see wait strike
34:44
that reverse it
34:47
i'm loving all the the movie references
34:48
the willy wonka
34:50
well i i am the willy wonka around here
34:52
of sorts
34:53
um i'm not wearing my willy wonka hat as
34:56
i normally am so dracula is this the
34:58
dracula no
35:00
but it's just as good so
35:03
the original dracula dragster made for
35:05
the film monster go home which there's a
35:07
picture of actually behind you which i
35:09
will have moved eventually
35:16
the original car was made by dick dean
35:16
who was the builder
35:18
for
35:19
um for george barrett's
35:22
this is the tribute that he made to his
35:24
own car and i said that right dick dean
35:27
made a tribute to his own car at dick at
35:30
dean customs
35:31
in los angeles
35:33
and this is not just a replica for
35:35
tribute this is a real dragster this is
35:38
a functional car that's a real engine
35:41
that is not fake engine like on the
35:43
monkeys mobile behind you that is a fake
35:46
mock-up engine on top of the real engine
35:48
but that monster is genuine
35:58
and the entire hood is the entire length
35:58
of that custom
36:00
uh coffin lid the thing is fiberglass
36:03
and it's heavy as hell it takes two guys
36:05
to pop that thing
36:07
and the monsters coach
36:09
yeah step over the line sir
36:13
careful with your coffee
36:15
this is the original
36:17
barris monsters coach the only one
36:24
from the tv
36:24
and the films we have the actual monster
36:27
coach this is the real deal
36:30
it looks a little different because it's
36:33
well known to the fans
36:35
that this car was not well maintained
36:38
so at some point barris brought it back
36:41
into the shop
36:43
and he did a slight restoration on it to
36:45
fix some body defects and added the
36:48
crackle paint job and the
36:51
tribute
36:52
stickers but this is the original hearse
36:56
made out of three model t fords and part
36:58
of a hearse and part of a coffin
37:02
the cobra the ford cobra engine has 10
37:05
count them 10 carburetors each with a
37:09
gold-plated exhaust
37:18
and this is a pretty highly uh
37:18
replicated yes
37:20
butch patrick has a custom one that he
37:22
had made the one that's embarrassed
37:24
customs has been there is the one that
37:26
barris made
37:27
an updated version with more modern
37:30
techniques
37:38
and i'm working on finding a replacement
37:38
for our uh
37:41
for our uh our hermann monster
37:43
uh i'm i want a herman monster that
37:46
looks more like
37:47
fred quinn for my branson peeps for the
37:50
branson peeps shout out to the branson
37:52
peeps so
37:54
i've been a big fan of megaforce since i
37:56
was a kid i wish i had the toys but i
37:58
didn't get them because i saw it after
38:00
the release you know when the toys were
38:01
now collectible
38:03
so as i understand it from the from the
38:06
fan boards
38:07
there were many of these bikes but the
38:09
uh the film got their funding cancelled
38:12
near the end of production and the
38:14
people that were working on the bikes
38:16
their agreement was to get paid after
38:18
the film wrapped so when they found out
38:21
they weren't getting paid
38:23
the head of their department said to the
38:25
guys grab 10 of the bikes strip the
38:28
effects and the fiberglass off of them
38:30
and just take them go if you're not
38:32
going to get paid you're going to get a
38:33
brand new suzuki dirt bike for your
38:35
trouble
38:37
these 10 bikes went off into across the
38:40
desert
38:42
only two were known to be still around
38:46
there was one that was
38:49
number 12 that was in a private
38:51
collection somewhere and there was a
38:55
there was number 10
38:57
no sorry number 10 was bought and in a
39:00
museum and number 12
39:02
was uh
39:04
no no i'm right i'm right the first time
39:06
always remember multiple choice
39:07
questions your first instinct is the
39:08
correct one number 12 was bought in a
39:11
museum number 10 was bought by some guy
39:13
in new york and vanished off the face of
39:15
the earth
39:16
when i called up branson missouri and
39:19
they told me they had the number 12 bike
39:23
i assumed that i had number 10
39:27
until i inspected it oh right here yes
39:29
number six number six so when they had
39:34
um i assumed they had number 12 in
39:36
branson
39:37
um i thought i had number 10 but when i
39:40
saw we have number six that means number
39:43
10 is currently missing in action so i
39:46
found out there are three known bikes
39:49
now instead of two
39:50
oh yeah this must be one of the ones
39:53
that was ridden off into the sunset by
39:56
the uh by the effects team yeah
40:02
it's always neat when you find stuff
40:02
like that as you're just kind of digging
40:03
around and that's part of the fun of my
40:05
job i've been here a year and i'm still
40:07
finding mysteries
40:09
oh the bike in the back
40:12
that is from the
40:14
street hawk television series of the
40:16
1980s 13 episodes never saw four models
40:20
30 bikes
40:22
wasn't there a stallone movie called
40:24
street hawks oh no that's another
40:26
something hawks yeah some kind of a hawk
40:29
was
40:29
was trying to capture the popularity of
40:32
like uh of knight rider okay because it
40:34
was a futuristic crime fighting bike it
40:36
didn't talk though it went 300 miles per
40:38
hour though with rocket boosters and it
40:41
had missiles i'm gonna have to look at
40:43
it's fun there's a whole fan base on it
40:45
but that is the episode one bike one of
40:48
two
40:49
of the 30 bikes that were made in
40:52
existence
40:53
there are only two left easy rider um
40:56
this is
40:57
a harley davidson easy rider replica
41:00
replica they made um
41:03
harley made i believe about 300
41:06
of these replicas after the populated
41:08
film
41:09
but peter fonda only autographed a
41:12
handful of them and this is one no way
41:14
and i've had that authorized oh my god
41:17
that is a real peter fonda autograph now
41:20
that is cool look at that it is i love
41:22
dick tracy
41:24
this and this is the screen yes
41:27
screen used breathless mahoney
41:30
1936 auburn speedster built by george
41:33
barris for the film so it's only the
41:35
body that is the original car the inside
41:38
is a custom uh ford v8 engine see i did
41:41
not realize that george barris made this
41:43
and here's the engine look at that
41:46
as i mentioned
41:57
mr madonna would have sat and drove this
41:57
very car oh there's some pins on there
41:59
too custom you know tribute
42:03
this is so cool man
42:06
i love that movie
42:07
and uh
42:09
right next to it
42:14
one of the real magnum pi ferraris the
42:14
real deal look at the one up man look at
42:16
the plate on the back
42:19
hawaii oh there we go
42:22
how many of these do they make i don't
42:24
know but this is one of the ones that
42:26
sell it drove and it's rare to see the
42:29
top up like this because usually at the
42:31
top down because it was very tall and
42:32
these are a very small car for a tall
42:34
man like that
42:35
but i have looked inside and i found
42:37
mustache hairs in here black mustache
42:40
hairs there's enough of
42:42
tom selleck younger tom selleck's dna to
42:45
clone a new younger
42:47
did you take the black light to this one
42:48
too uh no i just uh i
42:52
i used to have a mustache so i know
42:53
where to look for mustache hairs how are
42:55
you having a good time oh i'm sorry
42:58
we're back on camera um for harry potter
43:00
fans we have a harry potter prop and a
43:02
harry potter car here if any of you
43:04
remember the goblet of goblet of fire um
43:08
the dance where hermione is trying to
43:11
hide in the curtains from victor crum
43:13
there's a chandelier in that room yes
43:15
and the chandelier in question is
43:17
actually this grand chandelier
43:20
that is one of the potter movies i did
43:22
not see i have not seen the entire
43:25
franchise uh the chandelier is seen in a
43:27
bat in the roof in the ceiling of the
43:29
room in question and it's not focused on
43:32
but it's there the most replicated car
43:34
in existence when it comes to movies
43:37
back to the future yes i'm going to go
43:39
out on a limb and say this was not
43:40
screen used no this is not one of the
43:42
original seven but this is important
43:45
historically speaking
43:51
if you want do you realize you're
43:51
wearing a dark brown shirt in front of
43:52
the delorean
43:55
jumping [\h__\h]
43:58
1.21 gigawatts
44:00
1.21 gigahertz that's a lot of gigawatts
44:08
okay historically significant for what
44:08
reason all right so if you want a
44:10
delorean time machine replica there's
44:12
two ways to go about it either one you
44:14
get your own vintage delorean time
44:16
machine and then you go online to look
44:18
at the vast database of knowledge on how
44:20
to build and replicate the thing or two
44:23
if you have the money and you don't want
44:25
to waste the time yourself you go to one
44:27
of the door in time machine replica
44:29
masters and pay a lot of money for a
44:33
replica a replica built to order yeah so
44:36
this car is a 1981 delorean automatic
44:40
transmission delorean which makes it
44:42
only 50 accurate out of the gate but
44:45
this was built by one of the masters a
44:47
gentleman named bruce colombe delorean
44:49
time machines dot com maybe i'll get
44:52
kicked back from that i don't know um
44:53
anyways so
44:55
i've talked to bruce and i understand
44:56
that this is the second one he ever
44:58
built and he built this
45:00
before
45:01
that knowledge database
45:03
was available gotcha so he built this
45:06
using screen captures seeing the film
45:09
and behind the scenes magazine articles
45:12
so this is on the diy
45:15
back to the future market this is a
45:18
learning step this is i say yeah true
45:20
and it is an 81. i never invented any
45:23
time machine
45:24
yes or the or the best line what was it
45:27
doc
45:29
you built a time machine
45:30
out of a delorean
45:32
marty if you're gonna build a time
45:34
machine into a car you might as well do
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it with some style
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it's great
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it's great doc me the trivia all right
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all right future boy so who's the
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president in 1985
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you're you're quoting part one
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when they're in there and doc runs out
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when he was ronald reagan ronald reagan
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ronald reagan the actor
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yeah i suppose jane wilden is the first
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lady jack betty secretary treasury
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did i answer did i answer the question
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you answer the question
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all right
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we'll edit that
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the original interceptor from mad max
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screen use mad max the road warrior
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we don't want to show everything here
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because we want people to show up
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and pay the admission price and look at
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some of the other artifacts 21.25 for
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adult uh 15.95 for kids age
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4 to 12. okay and there's a there's a
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senior
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military discount too but there's always
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bogos if you caught those uh coupons
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warner brothers films any hero used
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batmobile is unfortunately at warner
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brothers studios in their private
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museums right the only ones that get off
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the lot are promotional vehicles and
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museum props okay so
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this particular batmobile that says do
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not touch this is a screen used
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battlefield from a 1992
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batman returns featuring michael keaton
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and danny devito this is the 1989 warner
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brothers promotional vehicle that they
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used for
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movie premieres and special events now
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i've heard from a few people that the 89
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burton batmobile whoever owns the rights
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are like real sticklers yes um more than
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the more than some of the other ones
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there's a big there's a big list of
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things you can't do in the batmobile
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comics licensed movie replica okay
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and the big difference is the white
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outline on the batman symbol so is that
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the movie once the the shark repellent
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well thanks robert thanks for the the
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bat the look the backstage early entry
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tour all the facts the wonderful figures
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and we'll do this again sometime
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maybe way down the road you could show
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me some other stuff i would be it would
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be my pleasure to be the assistant on uh
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you know on the daily on the daily woo
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yeah even though i've been uh i gotta
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say can we reverse this on on me and you
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because yes want to let me flip this
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around
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i want to i want to say i got i got to
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say this so adam i've been a big fan of
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yours since you were doing the uh you
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know
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the blog on and you know
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you can't say the ah you know what sun
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oh yeah crap there you go
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yeah i i love i love those i miss those
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i watch them whenever i'm down and
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depressed
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but thank you for letting me be part of
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this because i'm a huge fan boy for this
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man i appreciate that so you're welcome
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but thank you you have done a great
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service to the
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to the car museum world by let it play
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turning the music off first of all and
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letting me walk around and explaining
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some stories and because of you like
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you've influenced so many others i think
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i'm going to try to start my own vlog
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okay so there you go i'm 50 i might as
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well start something we got to start
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sometime that's going to do it for today
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from desert land park orlando auto
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museum huge special thanks to robert for
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getting here early taking time out his
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day and doing the tour for me i really
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didn't have to do much at all
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he was very informed and very detailed
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on his explanations if you ever come out
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here you see him around
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say hello and maybe he'll share some
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info with you as well really nice guy
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it was great to have him kind of show me
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all around i'll see you in the next
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video
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the vlog
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i had i had a lot of fun today it was
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great and there's so much work just the
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tip of the iceberg
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here at this place this place is massive
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see the next video the vlog
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is over