Cliff really went out of his way to help us with this. ...The best part is, we're using 1962 prices. You can't get much better than that. ... We urge everyone to come see the movie, because this may be the last time you can see it in a theater.

We had to talk really, really nice to George Lucas to let us have it. It's set in southern California in 1962. It's not right on Route 66, but it captures a period of time that many people associate with Route 66. It's the music, the cars, the fashion that make it great. Some people consider it the greatest car movie ever made. I call it the greatest music movie every made.

(The library) is open that day, so there will be people coming in and out to check out books. We will have the car and motorcycle show outside, the museum, the gift shop and the cafe running. It's going to be an interesting day, with a lot going on.

We're delighted to be able to take on title sponsorship. It's a natural fit for us.

They definitely give us much more than we ever have given them.

I think we've played worse. Once they got that lead on us they were making all the perfect rolls.