Pardon My Clutch

Year: 1948

Runtime: 16 mins

Language: English

Director: Edward Bernds

Comedy

Claude sells the Stooges his rundown car so they can take a tooth‑ache‑afflicted Shemp on a camping trip. The vehicle promptly breaks down, leaving them penniless until a car collector appears and offers a handsome price. Claude backs out, refunds them, and discovers the “collector” is actually an escaped lunatic.

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