About this episode
Exploring the intersection of cars and cinema, this episode dives into the unique experience of attending the Burbank Film Festival with Hunter, who won an award for his film. The hosts share their observations of classic muscle cars being used as daily drivers in California, contrasting it with their East Coast experiences. They also discuss the quirky car culture on Catalina Island, where vehicle permits are more valuable than the cars themselves. The episode wraps up with a light-hearted debate about themed cars and their appeal, alongside personal anecdotes about navigating traffic and road closures.
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Chevrolet Camaro
"...s really cool. So I saw the same green sixty nine Camaro two different days in a road out driving around. ..."
Buick Grand National
"...d be worth nothing like I had. I know, I had some Grand National turbos. I know, I had one of the Dodge Shelby. I ..."
Dodge Challenger
"...nt, and you could do a Vanishing Point, you know, Challenger, And I think it would sell if you called it the V..."
Ford Mustang
"... a little piece. That's like so if you had like a Mustang, you get a little Monopoly piece Mustang. I never..."
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