IML: Old cars and TV shows
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IML: Old cars and TV shows



I was offered the chance a few years ago to have Mrs. Blueberry on some sort of horse power type TV show but I declined the offer. My car is definitely not ready for the cameras, nor was it then. I had visions of them drooling over the 392 Hemi and in a way I thought I might be hastening the demise of the breed by alerting more yahoos to where the engines could be found.

TV is odd. They edit down what you tell them to a sound bite anyway. My friend, who tried to get me to take part, has a Plymouth GTX. He was so excited they were featuring his car. They interviewed him and filmed it inside and out. In the end it showed up in a montage for a second or two. They spent all their time on a Thunderbird and a 57 Chevrolet. Go figure. Even in this world they go for high common denominator vehicles. The thinking is that they would lose viewers running stuff about a car not everybody can recognize immediately.

Hugh




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