TMPCC Car Show

January 16, 2010

CarCast starts this weeks tour with the TMPCC car show. We look at movie cars on the CBS Television studios lot in Studio City. We pick up the phone and talk nothing about what the caller is interested in, then we haul you back to the open house at Source Interlink Media for a few more interviews. Enjoy the show!


Links Mentioned in the show

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Image Gallery

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Videos

TMPCC with Ken Latka

TMPCC Mad Max Interceptor

TMPCC Bullitt Mustang

Steve Strope at Source Interlink Open House

Bodie Stroud at Source Interlink Open House

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23 thoughts on “TMPCC Car Show

    1. CarCast Post author

      Issue late last night with the feed, being updated right now. Things should flush out in a bit and should be available in iTunes as well as the on-line player. The download links _are_ working on for the episode if you are really in need of a quick fix ๐Ÿ˜‰

      Sandy

  1. chuck goolsbee

    My very first car was a 1980 VW Rabbit Diesel. It altered my driving DNA forever. Over half the cars I’ve owned since then have been Diesels. Back in the mid-80s when I was in college Diesel was half the price of gasoline (60ยข compared to $1.20/gal for unleaded) and with that Rabbit getting 50+ MPG I could drive all over the West for pocket change. Wonderful little car, though never a screamer. Of course back then 55 was the law of the land and some states where I traveled. such as Colorado were VERY strict about enforcement, so in a lot of ways the Rabbit Diesel was the perfect car for those days.

    In fact the most outrageous car story I have is actually “outrunning” the highway patrol in that little 49 HP Rabbit…. you can read the story here: http://chuck.goolsbee.org/archives/623

    Keep up the good work guys, love the Car Cast.

    –chuck goolsbee
    arlington, wa, usa

  2. 831Doug

    Loved that Mad Max replica! I was at a Mustang repair shop a couple of weeks ago and they were doing some work on a Mad Max replica. It was a right hand drive Falcon that had been imported to the US. The replica kit was installed by a company in Oregon. They starting it up and flipped on the fake blower.

    I can just imagine the guys at the company in Oregon saying “excellent…Mad Max Replicas….we’ll be rich!”

  3. Mike

    Had the rabbit it was a bitch to start in the winter, 20 degrees or colder it would take 20 minute turning it over. I did run it on home heating oil in warmer months, syphoned it from my apartment building…..it was shit hole and obviously I was poor.

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    1. CarCast Post author

      Gary –

      Should be on next week if all goes well so about a 50/50 shot ๐Ÿ˜‰

      Will show the video to Dr. Drew when he is in the building.

      Sandy

  5. Jayson Lepper

    Nice Mad Max clone, take away all the add-ons and you have an XB Ford Falcom GT Coup, just 1 of the many muscle cars that were only ever built in Australia. Some are selling for $1M now. Would love for you guys to come down here and taste what real rear wheel drive cars are like. 400+HP in a 4 door family sedan is a normal everyday car down here, 500+HP is the start of the hot ones. Love the podcast, makes the long highway miles so much easier to bear. Cheers!

  6. Jay Mac

    Any plans on coming to any of the auctions in Phoenix this year? I keep seeing Adam in the ad for Russo & Steele.

  7. Craig

    Where is the video for this episode? I need footage from the ‘Bullitt’ segment to show at my Bullit party next month.

    Thanks, and keep up the great work

  8. Thomas

    I believe that the newer Mercedes AMG’s have a supercharger that is able to be turned on and off using something similar to a Air Conditioning pump clutch. We had a 2007 Mercedes SL55 AMG and it had a supercharger that would activate through the cars computer.

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