DUKES, Squad 51, Adam 12, Sketches, Zipster, Scooby & Cats!
Good morning, you KOOKALICIOUS KORNHOLES and welcome to AUTOMOTIVE POP CULTURE! We launch today through Classic TV, starting with Fireball’s DUKES OF HAZZARD ART! Yeehawww with tons more IN THE GARAGE!!!
DID YOU KNOW?? Although Fireball was only 14 when The Dukes of Hazzard launched in 1979, his folks were developing Series at Warner Bros and he spent many days on set watching as the Orange Charger flew through Hazzard’s Midwest Street. He also interviewed Show Creator Gy Waldron in Malibu. WATCH HERE! The Show primarily used the Warner Bros backlot in Burbank, Ca. for filming after its initial location shoots in Georgia, with the famous farmhouse and interiors shot on stages like Stage 28/28A, alongside the Walt Disnet Golden oak Ranch for some early California scenes.
And meanwhile, ON PLANET FIREBALL… The Ball heads to PIXAR in San Francisco, ends up winning their GoKart Challenge! Johnny Approved EMERGENCY MUGS will soon be available at the LA COUNTY FIRE MUSEUM!! Go see the original Trucks! Adam 12’s PLYMOUTH will be expanding soon with a NEW MODEL in the Garage! What should it be?? LEAVE A COMMENT!
OJAI & VENTURA Fireball Coloring Books are now at SERENDIPITY TOYS in Ojai, California. And they’ve got a super cool selection of Unique Stuff, so GO VISIT!
SKETCHES!! Fireball is sketchin’ daily and the results are Bonker Cars! From these Sketches to today’s Zany Zipster… THE MILL ROD! Let’s Roll! Plus, snag a SCOOBY DOO MYSTERY MACHINE CANVAS and he’ll send 10% to Dog Rescues!
VINTAGE SNAP! Stunning Lee Merriweather as the 1966 CAT WOMAN! Meowtastic! And lastly, Fireball and Robert Ross discuss the HERBIE for FULLY LOADED on BEST OF SHOW! WATCH HERE!
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saw this email and loved that you included Randy Mantooth in it. I purchased his Defender a few years ago and still keep in contact with him.
That’s awesome to hear, Verone! Good score!
There is a new book that came out called Ride, the most iconic wheels of the silver screen. I bought one at the Peterson auto Museum. It is 400 pages and this is a great coffee table book It has a forward by Jay Leno. If you need more information, email me back. Cost around $75Larry MillerCamarillo California. (Near Los Angeles)
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Thanks, Larry! I’m aware of it and it looks cool! $75 is pretty good for 400 pages!