For sure in the top 5 movie cars

Good luck with that as they are getting super scarce these days.

Thanks much and glad you enjoyed it 🙂

@@CarStarz42 I think you could easily expand this to 20-25 facts for each video and come closer to the 10min mark where you will eventually earn monetization when you get bigger. Also, your voice is kinda quiet, so I have to turn the volume way up to hear your videos vs normal. But overall, awesome info... Keep it up... SUBSCRIBED!!

@@mpd42781 For some cars, like the Ecto-1 for instance; that would be true, but for a lot of the more obscure car movies that I cover I can barely find 10 things to talk about sometimes. Yeah, the voice volume issue has been resolved on more recent videos and will be better going forward as well. Thanks for the suggestions and glad to have you as a subscriber as well 🙂👍

​@@CarStarz42Have you seen that movie "Rolling Justice" with the bigfoot like truck with an auger drill mounted out front?

@@BusyMEOW Oh' yeah, long ago; I'll have to add that one to the list to look into again too, thanks.

Rare vehicles indeed.

@@CarStarz42 I think the c5 gb siren was actually used on Cadillac based ambulances, when they were still actually used of course. Also these are actually called "professional cars". You put the coach builder name first, then the chassis branding like "Miller-Meteor Cadillac" for example. A channel called "fifthrider" has some really good videos that go in depth on these cars, when they were selling their 59 superior ecto (which is now owned by a replica film car hire company, "British Columbia DeLorean" or "bc DeLorean" for short, in Canada). The 59 Superior (the other 2 are Eureka and sayers and Scoville, or known as Hess and Eisenhardt, the Eurekas are ugly imo, but alot of hearse/ambulance enthusiasts like the Eureka for it's build quality, with Miller-Meteor being the "cheapo" out of the 4) is my favorite out of the 4 major caddy coach builders for the chrome trimmed curved rear windows, I like it more than the Miller-Meteors. But Harold and Maude bet the gb to the Superior

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Yeah, I came across that info when researching it. It would of had purple lights too if they had went that route ;-)

Makes more sense to have gone with white. The ECTO-1 itself looks like a big ghost rolling down the streets. At least, as a kid, that's what i thought they aiming for with the car's look. Matched Mr. Stay Puffed.

Three twenty-one foot cars on one trailer?

@@GoatTheGoat You've never seen a car hauler trailer?

@@1967davethewave Not one that can hold three ambulances from the 50s.

@@GoatTheGoat You're right, they were probably Yugos. I mean an auto transport trailer can't possibly hold 3 21 foot vehicles. Amazing how they can carry 8 full size pickups but not 3 ambulances from the 1950's SMH

@@1967davethewave The '59 cadillac ambulance is wider and longer than a 2023 Ford F-250. Did you even watch the video? The car is enormous.

I'll add it to the list to look into. Thanks 😉👍

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Thanks friend. Actually, that's a common misconception on the light bars; both were indeed Force-4 XLs, as you can just make out if you look at this photo enlarged... code3garage.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/cast_of_ghostbusters.jpg As for the primered car, I didn't look into the history of it to deep, just enough to know it wasn't the one that ended up being Ecto-1 😉

Apologies, I always thought the lights are different as, in afterlife they have a longer bar and most people say they used the wrong one, and sorry about the primer car.

@@GabrielStephens-mx9ji No worries, it's hard to keep track of this kind of info these days after so much time has passed since the original film. When in doubt I always refer back to images from the original since the pictures don't change over time, but people's memories tend to 😉

Thanks much. Well, abbreviations are quicker and I don't even specify the unit of measurement anymore; which is even quicker still 😉👍

Thanks much friend and yes conciseness is my style too🙂👍

I personally loved Ghostbusters Afterlife; it's a true love letter to hardcore GB fans and I look forward to the next one they are working on now.

​@@CarStarz42Do you have any information on the cars used in Afterlife?

@@williamrussell2353 I haven't look into those much, but I do know they were replicas just done up to look aged.

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@@CarStarz42 i got you laughing 😆😆.