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Monster Garage

Year:
Duration:
50 min | USA:60 min (including commercials)
Genres:
Reality-TV | Sport
IMDB rate:
6
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2002-06-23
Cast
Actor
Character
Jesse James
Himself (28 episodes, 2003-2007)
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Trivia
The show didn't actually own a Volkswagen Beetle when they were ready to plan the vehicle's conversion to a Swamp Buggy. So, they rented one and used it to plan the conversion, then managed to buy a Beetle by the time the conversion was performed.
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Host/star 'Jesse James' became an ordained minister through the Universal Life Church during the Chevy Suburban/wedding chapel conversion, specifically so that he could be the one to perform the marriage ceremony which signaled the completion of that episode's challenge.
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For the episode where a Mini Cooper was converted into a snowmobile, a brand new 2003 Mini was supplied free of charge by BMW, and Polaris Industries supplied all the parts necessary at no cost.
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Goofs
Strictly, a "factoid" is a piece of believable, but untrue information, not a "small fact" (although, given that the Monster Garage Factoid above is untrue, it would seem that on this occasion, at least, it was used correctly).
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A Monster Garage Factoid during the "Ambulance/Wheelie Car" episode refers to Hemi Under Glass as a Dodge factory reject. Hemi Under Glass was actually a Plymouth drag racer.
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In the "American Monsters" episode, the narrator introduces the suburban mechanics by saying their Deloreans were high style in the 1970s. The Delorean didn't start production until 1981.
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Quotes
Narrator: Our team tears the RV, putting the "wreck" in "recreational". This thing really is fun.
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Narrator: Speaking for gearheads and garage mechanics everywhere, Jesse answers that one-word question: why?
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The Big Schwag: [shouts] You gotta be kidding me!
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