EXPLORING Rusty’s TV & Movie Car Museum
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Join us as we explore Rusty’s TV and Movie Car Museum, Tennessee. With over 50 legendary cars and tons of memorabilia. From the Batmobile from the 1966 "Batman" TV series, the General Lee from "The Dukes of Hazzard," the Ecto-1 from "Ghostbusters," and vehicles from the "Fast and Furious" franchise.
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That was a fun exploration; recognized most of the vehicles on show. No fire, no massacre, no famine, no murder, no thirst, no desperation, nothing sad involved this time around :-)
My favorite car ever from TV and film was The Munsters car called Dragula, it was a spooky version of a dragster, what a great car, you saw a great collection of cars from past TV shows and movies.
That was fun! A lot of television and film history in there.
Glad you enjoyed it Joey
Amazing! No yellow bus! You know, it takes you here, it takes you there. The yellow bus goes anywhere. Hahaha 😆 😂 😆...Great icons of some great movies. Thanks for the share and great video editing. Hope all is well. See y'all next week. Until then, stay cool 😎,
@@richardbeee no yellow bus 🚌 here. Glad you enjoyed it Richard. Thank you for everything
Hi Steve and Andrea - glad to see the General Lee; when my son was about 3 (mid 40s now) he used to love seeing the flying cars in the Dukes of Hazzard (so did I!)
@@brianshersby8979 us too. And the horn. Classic show
Thanks!
@@richardbeee thank you. You’re amazing
Neato, cool, far out man!!!! All those vehicles were painted by hand, no wraps in those days. Almost got all of them right!!
@@lesleyrobbins1137 sure did Lesley
An interesting departure from the norm! But truth is these vehicles are historical relics in their own right. That Ghostbusters hearse is impressive, what a ride! 👻👻👻
@@DeborahFlorian-gy6lw one of my favourite movies too
There were some real legends in that museum. That is quite the place. I enjoyed this. Thank you for being our guides, Andrea and Steven.
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@@rhondaz356 you’re welcome Rhonda. Glad you joined us
Another Awesome adventure with my Pin and beers cheers
@@RaymondCoggins-xd2re 🍻
So many cool vehicles but my favorite was the mystery machine 🚌 Scooby dooby Doo❤ TY A&S
So many favourites so many memories. Thanks for watching.
I remember a lot of them. I remember growing up watching Doctor Who. I would see it on PBS.
Love this video I grew up in the 70s and 80s so I can relate to this😊. Was the blue brothers car there or Boss Hog white car. The Dukes of Hazard. Knight Rider.😊 This brings back a lot of nostalgia for me.
@@tinadelwiche416 knight rider was but not the others. Brings back childhood memories
I remember moist of those cars. Too cool. Thank you for sharing and God Bless you and your family. Stay safe and I will stay tuned for your next adventure. 🥰🚑🚓🚗🚙🛻🏎🏍(🌹🐞🦂🌵)
Thanks Rose. See you next Tuesday
Good video..On a side note they could add a smidgen of air in the tires on those vehicles..Its a quirk of mine..lol Thanks Again
Lee Majors was also in the Big Valley.
@@diane1390 didn’t see that one
@@PinInTheAtlas it predates both those other shows, and also started Barbara Stanwyck.
Hi this is Great Andrea you drove a Lamborghini . But I can see you driving a Sherpa spelling ??a fully enclosed rough terrain 4x4 up in the Ghost towns this video brought back lots of shows in the day 🏆🤔Thank you for the tag along ⛏️
@@casedoumasr656 yes but just around the car park!
The Sherpa sounds great 😆 although Tonto would be hurt 😞
Neat explore and video! The Ralph Foster Museum at the College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Missouri has the real Beverly Hillbillies truck ... which is actually a converted 1921 Oldsmobile 43-A roadster. I use to see some of these movie cars being sold at auction in Auburn, Indiana. Museums closing and selling off their exhibits, and selling off cars to buy another one for their collection. The two I remember the most was the car in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and one of the original Batmobiles.
@@normstephens8354 chitty chitty bang bang. I bet that was interesting. Classic movie which had everything.
@@PinInTheAtlas Some cars were more impressive than others! Most were 20 footers! Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was an exception though! I watched Larry Hagman sell his limo Suburban one fall. He stood waving to the crowd with one hand and bidding on his own truck with the other!
@@normstephens8354 he was in Dallas as the oldest Ewing I think
Thanks for sharing this explore of memory lane along with dinner. Such an enjoyable, relaxing way to dine and finish our day. We tried to identify the vehicles before you - a bit of success. Once upon a time (much younger age) I could name makes and models from a quick glance. Bon Voyage!
@@davidensign5172 fun memories David of yesteryear
Your best video, to date.
@@KeithM-kv9tt thank you Keith
My fave is Herbie the Bug.
Good old Herbie.
Hi Andrea & Steven, Ralph here, again. Had to come back for more after being away for so long. I really enjoy your videos and personalities. I’m glad Wonderhussy turned me onto you. I googled Rusty’s museum and you’re in Jackson, Tennessee. Boy, you guys get around! Tonto’s getting a hell of a workout… lol.
Now about Breaking Bad. I missed it when it first came out. I kind of don’t like watching series on live tv cause of commercials & having to wait every week. So I like to let them build up and wait till the seasons end. Then I’ll stream them so I can binge the bejesus out of them. So when I went over to my sister’s to house sit, I found out she had Netflix with all seasons of Breaking Bad on there. So I was like, I need to give this show a whirl. So I hunkered down and fired it up. And, boy howdy, am I glad I did. I don’t know exactly how your tastes run when it comes to certain shows, but this one is fan-fricken-tastic! There’s 5 seasons, so you’ll have to dedicate yourselves to it, but it’ll be worth it. And the other great thing about it is being introduced to Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman (it’s all good man) of Better Call Saul fame. That guy is the greatest actor! Cause if you finish watching all of Breaking Bad, you may as well jump on over to Better Call Saul and binge on all 6 seasons of that. WHEW!
Well Ralph we might give it a go. It’s difficult when you’re on the road full time with no internet. Have to rely on hotspots plus getting the time to watch a series especially if it’s a good one.
Glad you’re still enjoying our explores. We’re doing a lot of variety too.
I wonder how many of the cars are originals?
With many productions involving cars, they like to have 2 or 3 of each car, depending on what they're doing. Some may have evidence of having cameras mounted on them.
The exception, of course, is "Dukes Of Hazard: they used nearly 400 Chargers during the run of the show, and John Schneider has one of the originals at his studio in Louisiana. Not sure how many survived, but they did sell off many of the easily rebuildable General Lee's.
The MGB, I believe, is from the Eddie Murphy film "Norbit".
(Hint: if you ever stumble across "The Lesley Special" from the film "The Great Race", the original of the 3 or 4 cars they used has an automatic transmission, because Tony Curtis couldn't drive a manual!)
Am thinking when I rebuild the outhouse at one of my mine claims, I'm going to make it look like a Tardis...🤣
Yes they did have many cars for each film.
I definitely want a Tardis. Would make our lives a lot easier 🤣
Pretty sure the white Lambo was to represent Cannonball Run.
@@Freedomquest08 could be. Another great movie
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If you have movie time when you're parked somewhere, check out: WW and The Dixie Dance Kings
It's the best Burt Reynolds car movie you've probably never seen.
@@PinInTheAtlasI was thinking that it's from one of the "Fast And Furious" films, simply because the wheels aren't stock, but it could possibly be "Cannonball Run II".
@Britcarjunkie they did have a couple from Fast and Furious. Don’t remember seeing a sign for Cannonball run but could have missed it
@Freedomquest08 never heard of either of them. Will check them out. Thanks. The only other movie I recall Reynolds in was that football one in prison. I think. Long time since I saw it
This one was Great!
So many of the shows I watched❤️
And yes you definitely need to go back and watch Breaking Bad it was a good show.
@@darcizeko1529 will definitely do
Breaking bad was the Best ever😊
Loved that scene in Christmas Vacation where he’s emptying the holding tank into the gutter on the street and it’s like toxic radioactive biohazard fluorescent green!
How do you suppose this Museum got all these cars and like the ghostbuster stuff and props and all?!
@@charleyfolkes auction I’d imagine but some like the General Lee have dozens made. Others maybe copied!!!
Some of the great vehicles that built America,all look different ,great character,nothing like today's cookie cutter cars c,ant tell what you're looking at until you look at Emblem,❤️🥰👍🇺🇸
@@gaylewilliamson9183 totally agree. No character these days Gayle.
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Thanks!
@@tinadelwiche416 ❤️Tina. Really appreciate it