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Thanks for listening! This is a brief overview of the Petersen Museum, which is located at 6060 Wilshire Blvd, in Los Angeles, California. Feel free to visit my site at www.carsmusicmovies.com *You can find me on Apple Podcasts, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, Twitter, and You Tube, under the heading "Cars, Music, and Movies."

Thanks for listening! A video of the full owner interview and driving impression of this car can be found on my You Tube channel (Cars, Music, and Movies). Feel free to visit my site at www.carsmusicmovies.com *You can find me on Apple Podcasts, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, Twitter, and You Tube, under the heading "Cars, Music, and Movies."

Will and one of the "Two Dollar Late Fee" podcast hosts, Zak Shaffer, discuss their top movie cars of the 80s and 90s, along with some movie and car-related lore. Make sure to listen to the update, at the end of the podcast, and thanks for listening! Please visit my site at www.carsmusicmovies.com and check out the "Gallery" page, to view some of the cars I have photographed, including the Vector Avtech, which was mentioned in this episode. *You can find me on Apple Podcasts, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and You Tube, under the heading "Cars, Music, and Movies." **Two Dollar Late Fee can also be found in the aforementioned locations.

This episode includes an overview of the 1967 Alfa Romeo Spider, with a little something extra, at the beginning of the episode. For the fist time, a live owner interview is included. Note: As an in-studio interview was not possible, at the time, audio levels for the interview may be a bit low. If you raise your volume level, you should be able to hear the interview in its entirety. *Photos will soon be available in the "Gallery" section of this site. Please visit my site at www.carsmusicmovies.com and check out the "Gallery" page. **You can find me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and You Tube, under the heading "Cars, Music, and Movies." On You Tube, you can view a video of the 1967 Alfa Romeo Spider, which is mentioned in this episode.

This episode includes a brief dive into the origins of the modern-era Testarossa, including its highly talented design team, specifications, and an ode to "Crockett's Theme," which was composed by Jan Hammer and hails from the original Miami Vice soundtrack. To view photos of Greg's 1989 Testarossa, visit my site at www.carsmusicmovies.com and check out the "Gallery" page. *You can find me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and You Tube, under the heading "Cars, Music, and Movies." On You Tube, you can view a video of the 1989 Testarossa, which is mentioned in this episode.

Many consider the Lamborghini Miura to be one of the most beautiful automobiles ever made. This episode uses description, instrumentals,, a film recommendation, and a brief song excerpt, to pay homage to this iconic example of automotive design and performance. I was inspired to perform brief instrumental and vocal excerpts from "Days Like These," originally perfomred by Matt Monro, and produced by Quincy Jones. Come visit my site at www.carsmusicmovies.com! You can find me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and You Tube, under the heading "Cars, Music, and Movies."

After being founded in 1913, Aston Martin wasted no time in developing beautiful, highly capable motorcars; they have been involved in racing since 1922! They have produced a number of brilliant models, and the 2020 DB11 is no exception! Come visit my site at www.carsmusicmovies.com! You can find me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and You Tube, under the heading "Cars, Music, and Movies."

In the early 1970's, Gerald Weigert, an Arts Center graduate, founded Vector Motors. He went on to build cars that were destined to be, in his words, "fighter planes for the street." They were extremely rare, as very few were produced, but they were made with actual parts from fighter planes, and [both] looked and drove like nothing else on the road! This podcast gives a brief overview of both the company and its founder, followed by the author's personal experience with the Avtech WX-3 supercar. Come visit my site at www.carsmusicmovies.com! You can find me on Instagram, Facebook, and You Tube, under the heading "Cars, Music, and Movies." See you there!

The genesis of the Volkswagen Karmann Ghia began in the back alley of the Paris Auto Show, in 1952. Richard Preston's script illustrates both his knowledge of and passion for these cars. Richard's 1971 Karmann Ghia, "Silver Belle," is featured on the CMM site, the "Cars, Music, and Movies" Instagram and Facebook pages, and will soon be featured in a video on the "Cars, Music, and Movies" You Tube channel.

Will dials the clock back to 1954, when a breathtakingly beautiful car, backed by race-proven DNA, made its debut at the New York Auto Show. Listen carefully for the song/film pairing, directly following the brief history of the 300 SL!

The Ford GT 40 is an automotive icon, and very high on Will's list of all-time favorite cars. Hear about its early history, its historic 1966 win at Le Mans, and its modern counterparts, one of which is still in production! Listen to the full podcast, so you can hear the song/film recommendation! Did you catch the impression?

Join Will as he describes his all-time favorite cars, and pairs them with carefully selected music and film selections.