Eddie Paul, maker and fabricator of Hollywood movie vehicles

 above image from http://www.epindustries.com

The photos here show the Cars 1 tour vehicles, and the blue bikes are from "Leathernecks" a George Clooney movie, and Eddie's company has also made the vehicles for Fast and Furious 1 and 2, a van in ET, and the vehicles in XXX, plus the Mercury for Stallone in Cobra http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2007/01/from-stallone-movie-cobra-my-love-for.html

below images thanks to Neil Larson

proof that learning never stops

Anyone know why these cars were in the Oceans 11 warehouse they filmed some of the movie scenes in?

terrible quality, so much for the nonsense they say about DVD quality.

Images vintage gas station and truck from the movie "Hoover"

some neat stuff shows up in period correct movies

Congratulations to "Ridesabike.tumblr.com" for getting a full page feature in Entertainment Weekly! And for making a book!

It sure is awesome to see another favorite of mine (on my blog list too) get media attention from the big magazines! I found Steven's site in Jan 2011 http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/01/celebs-photographed-in-candid-moments.html ... so it doesn't always take very long when you are puttting quality out there. Maybe someday I'll get a turn in that spotlight. (Hope!)

for a cool trip through celebs and hollywood stars photographed on bicycles: http://ridesabike.tumblr.com/ or
http://www.facebook.com/ridesabike by film critic Steven Rea:

Steven Rea has been an Inquirer movie critic since 1992. He was born in London, raised in New York City, and has lived in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Iowa City, Iowa. His column, "On Movies," appears Sundays in Arts & Entertainment, his reviews appear in the Weekend section on Fridays, and his blog, On Movies Online, can be found here. He is a member of the National Society of Film Critics.

He also curates the movie stars and bicycling photo blog, Rides A Bike.

  Email Steven at srea@phillynews.com

the Steve McQueen dune buggy from "The Thomas Crown Affair" , Faye Dunaway looks like she's screaming every time they caught air

Leatherheads, the movie, had some great vehicles from the 1920's... George Clooney driving a motorcycle and sidecar, and Rene Zellweger. Good movie

 I looked carefully at the motorcycle, and can't see who made it. Could be any of several bike companies

 I just learned that these were both made by Eddie Paul, Thanks to Neil Larson for sending me these!

Hollywoods Golden age stars of the silver screen and their cars

 Clark Gable and his 32 Packard

 Laurel and Hardy in a 1930 Buick Series 30

 Al Jolson and his Mercedes

 Errol Flynn and his Auburn Speedster

 Ginger Rodgers and her 37 Dodge

 Jimmy Stewart and his Plymouth

 Joan Crawford and her 32 Lincoln Model K

 Bing Crosby and a 39 Oldsmobile at the movie studios

Cary Grant and his 1941 Buick Century