This homage to high-octane 1970s shows like “Starsky and Hutch” required plenty of cars to drive, race and crash. Here’s how they found them. By Alexis Soloski May 13, 2025 Ted Moser would love to say that no muscle cars were harmed in the making of “Duster,” a new series from J.J. Abrams and LaToya […]

Ted Moser at Barrett Jackson 2020   In January 2020, Ted Moser was invited to speak at a symposium at Barrett Jackson’s famous auction in Phoenix, Arizona. The topic: Cars in film. For 90 minutes, Ted was on stage alongside Terry Leonard, a stunt director who has had more than six decades in the motion […]

CGI vs Car Guy It’s no secret that movies are relying more and more on CGI, but for those who still crave realism in their movies, especially when it comes to car stunts, there’s no substitute for a professional car guy. This job falls to the Picture Car Coordinator. In this article from 2015, David […]

By Bryan Abrams  |  April 21, 2015 Ted Moser has been one of the most knowledgeable picture car coordinators in the film business for decades. His resume includes movies that have breathtaking chases and car stunts, including Munich, Argo, The Town, Rush Hour 3 and 2 Fast 2 Furious. He’s also the founder and owner of […]

Is Hollywood Killing Our Muscle Cars? “Yes,” says one insider, but his company is doing something about it! From the July, 2011 issue of Popular Hot Rodding / By Johnny Hunkins / Photography by The Author Ted Moser would never admit it, but he’s one of the most powerful men in Hollywood—at least to any […]

On Location: Business is cruising for Picture Car Warehouse MAY 3, 2011 |  2:26 PM   It looks just like any other car lot in the Valley, with its own showroom, parts department and body shop. But this former Cadillac dealership in Northridge isn’t open to the public. Picture Car Warehouse is a kind of one-stop car shop […]

Picture Car Warehouse Moves To Northridge   By Mark Madler, 04/11/2011 Having moved all its operations to Northridge from downtown Los Angeles, Picture Car Warehouse is all revved up and ready for the cameras. After five years at L.A. Center Studios, founder and owner Ted Moser relocated his collection of some 700 vehicles to a […]