i'm a designer in film, often doing sci-fi vehicle concepts (mostly turning cars into cop cars, actually) and this collection is fantastic. To my mind, Batman has the coolest vehicles, reckon if Adam West were here he'd back me up on that.
The music from 7:40 was solid vibes. What’s it called? Also try and use a darker font when describing the car, the white font was legible for some of the cars
I don't know about you but I started adding "must watch movies" to my streaming list JUST so I can see some of these cars in action. Thank goodness for the titles or it wold be as embarrassing as seeing someone at a party that you recognize but you just can't seem to remember their name. Cool collection and great stroll down movie memory lane.
Glad to help out with the nostalgia and growth of the "must watch" list. I knew seeing these some of them gave me that feeling so I made sure to note as many of them as I could for the notation purposes. Glad you appreciated it.
I am so excited to get there in September 24. Is it possible, maybe with a payed upgrade, to sit inside the De Lorean Time Machine to take pictures? Does anyone knows that?
1:47 although The Mad Max Ford Falcon did start the film Fury Road looking like that it is really the car used in Mad Max 2 The road warrior ,the fury road Ford Falcon is bare metal and jacked up at the back and has had the 2 fuel tanks removed to allow someone to stand in the boot area and fire a weapon which is mounted to it !
That was nice to see, just a little disappointed that the museum didn't have the displays that have detailed effects turned on. Except for the delorean, night rider, the batmobiles, terminator endoskeloton weren't lit up. I'm sure I missed some, it still aas a nice vid though, thanks.
That was a great video, Alan! I'm sure it took a bit of time to edit and add in the mini write-ups about the cars but I really appreciate that aspect of the video. It helped during those moments of "what the heck was that car in".... It's hard to single out favorite cars from so many great ones (even if some were reproductions). Hope your flu/cold didn't get too bad.
Glad you apofrciated those details. They were a lot of work but fun to put together. It was that or record voice over, that computer Heads Up Display stuff felt better for movie cars. The flu hit me like a brick wall. I was out of work for 2.5 weeks when I got back to Mass. All better now though. thanks 👍 8
Hi Alan, I really enjoyed your tour. I'm from Australia and visited the museum 3 years ago. I'm going back there in 2 months time with my 11 year old son. I hope the movie cars are still on display. Do you know how long they are there? Keep up the great content. :-)
I believe the Hollywood Dream Machines Exhibit runs until March of this year but that's just the information I found online. So I cannot say for certain. I know some of the exhibits are there longer so some may still be around after it ends.
Death race 2000 Frankenstein's corvette did not have a 6-71 blower on it. GAWD I wish it did. It also had slot mag wheels if they are going to do a movie car do it correctly. most of the cars wer VWs with fiberglass custom bodies in that movie. The one I liked was the studebaker in the show. I did enjoy your video. I wish they would have the corvette summer vet there keep in mind the the vet was right hand drivel
Just out of frame to the left at the 1:02 mark. It was very close to the front doors so the bright light made it difficult to film that one. So it was cut from the final video.
No, this car is not one of the original five Barris built cars. It is not on the Museum website anymore but I absolutely looked into it before listing it as a Replica. The placard at the museum listed it as a replica, as did their website (it doesn’t seem to be on there anymore however). It went up for auction in 2018, and Sotheby’s listed it as “possibly” #6. Never used in the show/movie, used for promotional uses, and not built by Barris. rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/ca18/the-petersen-automotive-museum-auction/lots/r0031-1966-batmobile-recreation/728578
That was a neat one. It was built by a company in 1999 that was aiming to build a run of them to sell for street use. That never happened, but this one still exists.
@@HotRodHippie it was built by Mark Towle, you can see him in a netflix series called "Gotham Garage" he was the one who built the Speedracer, and the Plymouth XNR in the Museum
Gran video ! Soy de Argentina, mi sueño es ir a ese museo. Sigo su cuenta en IG. Yo colecciono autos a escala de Cine y TV, muchos de ellos estan en ese museo. Les dejo mi IG para que los vean: @jumval. Saludos !
If I didn't intro the video my thousands of subscribers that are used to me being part of these videos wouldn't get the context for what's going on here. Not every person knows the Petersen museum or the exhibits it houses. As I've seen I have of the least talkative videos showing the place on TH-cam.
You'd prefer a dead silent video? There are plenty of shaky GoPro videos with no music to be found, sorry I put in more effort than that. The music is mostly rather subdued Synthwave music, of a style reminiscent of some of the movies that featured these cars. Trance is a far different thing.
What is your favorite movie car? One of the ones in this video?
From the video, the truck from Damnation Alley. Still doesn't look dated.
the DeLorean Time Machine
Any car from The Gumball Rally. Two of which are in the vault there at PAM.
Instablaster...
KITT from Knight Rider. But you barely showed it. Wanted to see it better.
Gotham Garage 🔥🔥🔥
DJ V Dogg just finished there episodes on Netflix lol
They built the Mach 5 on display there.
i'm a designer in film, often doing sci-fi vehicle concepts (mostly turning cars into cop cars, actually) and this collection is fantastic. To my mind, Batman has the coolest vehicles, reckon if Adam West were here he'd back me up on that.
Thanks for great , interesting video with good music!!! It is very helpful and for any person even with bad English!!!!
Thanks for going to the Petersen museum and taking a video I really enjoyed watching it.
Thanks for sharing this here, and allowing comments too. Enjoying Petersen videos during my quarantine.
Glad to be of any measure of help. 👍👍
Alan - I really enjoyed this video! There is always some great stuff to see at the museum, and I haven't seen this show.
It was a fun exhibit. More replicas than I had hoped for but still a fun time.
Nice job. A visit to that place is on my bucket list for sure.
It is a lovely place to see some of the best in one shot. I highly recommend taking the Vault Tour when you go. 👍
Great video 👍
Thanks 👍
The music from 7:40 was solid vibes. What’s it called? Also try and use a darker font when describing the car, the white font was legible for some of the cars
That was "Neon Raceway" by ELFL. And I'll see what I can do in the future. Trying to balance aesthetic, good readability, and time was difficult here.
Great video.. loved the pace and the music.
Much Appreciated 👍
As both a car guy and a movie freak that video was fantastic imho! Thanks for sharing.
I don't know about you but I started adding "must watch movies" to my streaming list JUST so I can see some of these cars in action. Thank goodness for the titles or it wold be as embarrassing as seeing someone at a party that you recognize but you just can't seem to remember their name. Cool collection and great stroll down movie memory lane.
Glad to help out with the nostalgia and growth of the "must watch" list. I knew seeing these some of them gave me that feeling so I made sure to note as many of them as I could for the notation purposes. Glad you appreciated it.
What a great place definitely gotta check it out nice video sir 💵
Thank you for taking us along.
Thank you for watching 👍
I am so excited to get there in September 24. Is it possible, maybe with a payed upgrade, to sit inside the De Lorean Time Machine to take pictures? Does anyone knows that?
1:47 although The Mad Max Ford Falcon did start the film Fury Road looking like that it is really the car used in Mad Max 2 The road warrior ,the fury road Ford Falcon is bare metal and jacked up at the back and has had the 2 fuel tanks removed to allow someone to stand in the boot area and fire a weapon which is mounted to it !
The Hirohata Merc caught my eye. Knight Rider (uncredited) did the same. Beyond that - so many cars from my youth, can’t pick one to be honest
Any car from The Gumball Rally is kool with me!
The Land Speed cars were stunning. All of them.
9:16 who Made this flying Dodge k???
The back to the Future car is tight!
That was nice to see, just a little disappointed that the museum didn't have the displays that have detailed effects turned on. Except for the delorean, night rider, the batmobiles, terminator endoskeloton weren't lit up. I'm sure I missed some, it still aas a nice vid though, thanks.
Did you do The basement Tour AKA The Vault?
I did last year, so many amazing hidden gems. This is the second year I went after SEMA.
HotRodHippie just wish we could film down there in the vault
That was a great video, Alan! I'm sure it took a bit of time to edit and add in the mini write-ups about the cars but I really appreciate that aspect of the video. It helped during those moments of "what the heck was that car in"....
It's hard to single out favorite cars from so many great ones (even if some were reproductions).
Hope your flu/cold didn't get too bad.
Glad you apofrciated those details. They were a lot of work but fun to put together. It was that or record voice over, that computer Heads Up Display stuff felt better for movie cars.
The flu hit me like a brick wall. I was out of work for 2.5 weeks when I got back to Mass. All better now though. thanks 👍 8
@@HotRodHippie 2 1/2 weeks? Wow.. Glad you are better!
Any idea what that Gotham PD car is from?
It is from the "Gotham" TV show.
Great video!
Much appreciated, glad you enjoyed it. 👍
+1 if you came here from netflix car masters 😅😅
Its refreshing to not have somebody constantly talking or trying to be funny in a video. Not many videos you can just watch and enjoy these days.
Hi Alan, I really enjoyed your tour. I'm from Australia and visited the museum 3 years ago. I'm going back there in 2 months time with my 11 year old son. I hope the movie cars are still on display. Do you know how long they are there? Keep up the great content. :-)
I believe the Hollywood Dream Machines Exhibit runs until March of this year but that's just the information I found online. So I cannot say for certain. I know some of the exhibits are there longer so some may still be around after it ends.
Did you end up going back?
I dont see the plymouth xnr from gotham garage!??!?
That car is in the "Vault" no filming or photography is allowed in there. Also this was filmed before they unveiled the car at the museum.
HotRodHippie thank you man ☺️
Pretty cool video.
The Batmobiles, Favreau's 1932 Roadster, the Lead Sled, the 1967 GT40 Mk3, Mad Max's car and 1 or 2 of the Land Speed cars.
Favreau's 32 is a favorite for sure. Classic Hot rod styling mixed with Marvel nostalgia? I'm in. 😂
i am intrigued on the blue coupe just before the Knight rider Firebird.
Here is an article about that car: www.petersen.org/1953-dodge-storm-z-250
Where’s Johnny Cab’s Vehicle with Boxy and Smoother body model type chassis original or replica
Would be cool if they had the defender from viper
2:35 why glasses are so faded??? i think needs the same treatment than real car headlights
It is a Replica of a Prop car. It was meant to sit in the background and just look good, not be used for anyone sitting in it or anything like that.
Didn't you go to The Vault¿?
Filming and Photos in the Vault is not allowed. It requires special permission that someone as small as me won't get.
@@HotRodHippie indeed, cameras are not allowed...hope you enjoyed it though
Death race 2000 Frankenstein's corvette did not have a 6-71 blower on it. GAWD I wish it did. It also had slot mag wheels if they are going to do a movie car do it correctly. most of the cars wer VWs with fiberglass custom bodies in that movie. The one I liked was the studebaker in the show. I did enjoy your video. I wish they would have the corvette summer vet there keep in mind the the vet was right hand drivel
Bumblebee is the best!
I think I see the Cadillac Cien in the background
Easton really enjoyed this one
All that matters. I'm sure the sound effects and neon colors caught his attention. ❤️
Where the heck is the ice cream truck from revenfe of the fallen?
*revenge
Just out of frame to the left at the 1:02 mark. It was very close to the front doors so the bright light made it difficult to film that one. So it was cut from the final video.
Mmmmm ok, maybe you could film it next time you go?
Gotham garage donated there 1960 Plymouth xnr
That ain't no Batmobile replica! Is one of the original cars! One of 5 he built for the show!
No, this car is not one of the original five Barris built cars. It is not on the Museum website anymore but I absolutely looked into it before listing it as a Replica. The placard at the museum listed it as a replica, as did their website (it doesn’t seem to be on there anymore however).
It went up for auction in 2018, and Sotheby’s listed it as “possibly” #6. Never used in the show/movie, used for promotional uses, and not built by Barris. rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/ca18/the-petersen-automotive-museum-auction/lots/r0031-1966-batmobile-recreation/728578
I enjoyed the speed racer car
That was a neat one. It was built by a company in 1999 that was aiming to build a run of them to sell for street use. That never happened, but this one still exists.
@@HotRodHippie it was built by Mark Towle, you can see him in a netflix series called "Gotham Garage" he was the one who built the Speedracer, and the Plymouth XNR in the Museum
06:12
when he said he had flu it seem like corona virus
Lol. This was filmed 6 months ago. It was a really BAD case of the Flu-B. Trying to keep from getting that now.
amazing what the brain can do
It really is. Between the Artist, Designers, Builders, Etc, it is so neat to see what people can create when they put their heads together.
Who else is here after watching Jeff Dunham with his Lost in Space crawler?
Gran video ! Soy de Argentina, mi sueño es ir a ese museo. Sigo su cuenta en IG. Yo colecciono autos a escala de Cine y TV, muchos de ellos estan en ese museo. Les dejo mi IG para que los vean: @jumval. Saludos !
Gracias por seguirme. Espero que puedas ver esos autos algún día. Perdón por la traducción, espero que sea comprensible.
Where's #53 Herbie the Love Bug?
It wasn't on display at the time of filming this video.
Start @1:03 and turn sound off.
🤔 Заказы 😑😑😑
Mach 5
More time on the normal cars would have been great.
This is such an epic place but once again an irritating Talking Head ruins the video.
If I didn't intro the video my thousands of subscribers that are used to me being part of these videos wouldn't get the context for what's going on here. Not every person knows the Petersen museum or the exhibits it houses. As I've seen I have of the least talkative videos showing the place on TH-cam.
If you're going to advertise movie cars, stick to movie cars & ditch the trance music.
You'd prefer a dead silent video? There are plenty of shaky GoPro videos with no music to be found, sorry I put in more effort than that. The music is mostly rather subdued Synthwave music, of a style reminiscent of some of the movies that featured these cars. Trance is a far different thing.
The movie cars looked dusty and dirty
Mach 5