View Photos of the Le Musée Pop Central's Collection of Pop Culture Automobilia
See photos of the Le Musée Pop Central's Collection of Pop Culture Automobilia.
Movie fan and gearhead Jonathon Ramsey went to Paris to see an amazing collection of movie cars. Join him on a tour of Le Musée Pop Central.
The museum boutique is where you'll find a cup of coffee, a couch and gaming console, this transformed Peugeot 407 prop from Taxi 5, and stacks of car-centric movie merchandise.
I didn't realize how much merchandise studios produced, and never would have guessed anyone wanted the house (!) from Fast & Furious. But that's the power of family.
Nor did I realize, until this visit, that I have a mighty need for a drawer full of Justice League Batmobiles.
A wing of techno-nostalgia offers console video games you can play, arcade games, and displays full of vintage computers and gaming loot.
The DeLorean DMC-12 that took the museum founder Franck Galiègue from a car-loving kid to a recurring guest on French Top Gear.
Next to the DMC-12, a corner of famous TV cars starts with Magnum P.I.'s Ferrari 308.
Followed by a General Lee (this one's from the Dukes of Hazzard movie), a replica Ford Torino from Starsky & Hutch, and a replica A-Team van.
In a side room behind those icons live two more: Looking over the hood of the 1989 Batmobile to Ghostbusters' Ecto-1.
Galiègue told us the yellow Renault Fuego from the 2003 French film Who Killed Pamela Rose 2 is the least expensive car in the collection, costing $5000.
The Fuego might be the cheapest, this black Ford LTD screen-time car from Men in Black is the plainest.
The French Taxi films made a recurring gag of transforming Peugeots, which got wilder as the movies got worse.
Want people to look lovingly at a TJ Jeep Wrangler or a Ford Explorer? Add a dinosaur.
The Fast & Furious wall, that green Mitsubishi Eclipse, a screen car Paul Walker drove in 2 Fast 2 Furious.
He's got all the F&F off-road customs, too.
The two sides of Sonny Crockett: A Ferrari 365 replica that Galiègue bought in San Diego, next to a genuine white Testarossa he bought in Switzerland.
The Mustang Keanu Reeves liberated from the bad guys in John Wick 2 with a jump that killed the wheel and door alignments. Get to Étrechy and you can drive it. But no jumping.
You can't miss the museum—just look for the replica of the 1986 Fleetwood Bounder from Breaking Bad and ask for Hank. Or Franck.
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