Oldsmobile 88

...

Delta 88, uh, the f- Sam Raimi's family car, which pops up at, in al- in almost-

It's in all of his movies

... every Sam Raimi movies, and it makes the rounds at the cons too, so.

In fact, I had bought tickets, regular tickets, because I was going to enter a car because it was the red, white, and blue thing.

I had a 76 Delta 88 car.

with 46,000 original miles.

It was blue.

23-year-old Adam Clayton Lyle Jones was last seen on March 31st, 2011 in Gulf Breeze, Florida by his family who had no idea what was about to unfold in front of them.

Armed with only his laptop and his debit card, Adam jumped into his light blue Oldsmobile Delta 88 with a dark blue vinyl top and no hubcaps and headed out west.

His family thought he was going for a simple road trip, but a discovery a few days later would change all of that.

His family had no idea that Adam was even missing or in danger.

However, over 10 years later, we are still searching for the truth.

Adam Clayton Lyle Jones is described as a white male with brown hair and blue eyes, stands 5 foot 8 inches tall and weighs 145 pounds.

He was last seen driving a light blue Oldsmobile Delta 88 with Florida license plates, no hubcaps with a dark blue vinyl top.

This car was later located in the Grand Canyon National Park.

Yeah.

I remember going to a workshop for music directors or something, and the, the thing was, um, the topic was, well, maybe it was a question, how has your technique served you throughout your career? And it was Carrie Butler, and she was like, "Well, yes, it's served me obviously very well, but at the end of the day, it's really about me trusting that all of the minutiae and all the detail that I do in my lessons-

Mm-hmm

... with my coach-

But that, dude, my fucking dad, bro, he, like...

I think I told you, he had bought, like, a, uh, a Delta 88, an old Cutlass kind of car off of some brothers, right? And he couldn't hear.

And so he, he had had speakers in the trunk, so he had fucking 22s in the trunk, right? He's driving this car, and it would play, like, um, Paul Harvey, Rush Limbaugh, you know, just with bass, dude.

It'd be like, "Paul Harvey, good day," you know?

I have chosen

the Oldsmobile 88 that was America's first muscle car.

Really? Yeah.

Yes, truly.

We have rules.

What will we do in 1951 so you can save it? In

1950, the Oldsmobile 88 was winning.

So you had to wait one year.

Oldsmobile.

That's, uh, that's always one for me that's been, you know, the '89 Olds 88, the '88 Olds 98.

'98.

[laughs]