The Muscle Car Place Online Podcast, episode number 636.

This week, we're going to find out if Eminem's down the dash really do hurt the resale value.

Our guest are film director Peter Siegel and Auto Restorer Marcus Angel,

and they're here to talk about restoring one of the real screen-used Tommy Boy cars.

Now, Peter Siegel isn't just any old Hollywood director. He's the

Hollywood director of Tommy Boy, and Tommy Boy, as you know, is one of my favorite car movies of all

time. This is the whole story of all of the cars used in the movie to be the Tommy Boy car,

and how Pete Siegel ended up getting this car back years later, how we found

a Mustang aficionado to restore it, and how bad the car really was. Because of all the car

is used, this is the one you remember the most, and it ended up being pretty bad. There's the

pristine car in the first act, and then the car that Marcus has restored that I own today which is everything else in the

movie which is all of the baby gate stuff the hood flying off at prehistoric bars everything

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Now here's your host, Rob Kibby. Yes, indeed, I am

Rob Kibby, and welcome to the Muscle Car Place podcast. Well, here we are a special edition

show in just our second episode of the year. Our guests are film director Pete Siegel

and auto restorer Marcus Angel, and the topic du jour is the restoration of the Tommy

Boy car. Well, one of the Tommy Boy cars. So, as you know, in movies, multiple cars typically

portray the role of one. And in this case, numerous cars did. And as you listen to the interview,

you'll hear exactly which one this is.

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