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Appreciate the view! This was meant to only be a POV ridealong but I'll keep in mind to offer more specs and options if we do more serious videos on RUclips in the future. This was just a ride along, sorry if you expected more, and again, thanks for wathing!

@tcon2809 Bring A Trailer is where it was headed, we're debating listing it privately though. Looking to sell it for $200,000. Thanks for looking!

Too many things don't add up with this car, for me anyway.

It was pretty nice! And unfortunately its one of the most overlooked items on 1960s muscle cars I perform pre-purchase inspections on. Functionality wise a lot of people will swap in a blue tooth radio with a factory looking front plate or hookup Bluetooth wiring to the existing factory radio. Thanks for tuning in!

Hey @johnbelmore1178 thanks for tuning in. Magnets still work well! I only use the filler tool and paint meter to have numbers to put on paper as a point of reference to compare to other vehicles I'll find as comparable examples and explain what is an acceptable amount of filler versus what is not.

Agreed! They look the best and congrats on owning one. That's a sweet machine to have in your garage!

​@@DanielAutoValueGuyAbsolutely!🙂

Thanks @Goran2551 it sounded great! And absolutely, it's not a concours car, but it is great shape for a restored car that someone plans on driving. The color combination looks great in person, sounded pretty bad on paper but turned out looking great. Thanks for the compliments!

Hey Peter! It was ordered from the factory with Ginger interior (this light reddish brown color) it looked much better in person than I thought it would, the only thing I would have liked to see was a 4 speed transmission. But it was a phenomenal car to drive and access.

@@DanielAutoValueGuy yes I agree with 4 speed but a black interior would have blended with the black bonnet and the pewter exterior colour all the way!

Hey Eric, it appraised very close to the dealer asking price at $87,000. Very solid for a nice restoration, although it wouldn't be in the category of concours restoration, and appropriately the price reflects that. Let me know if you have any other questions! Hopefully I'll have more driving videos of some other big block muscle cars for you all soon!

@@ericblom9568 they were beautiful cars then as they are now….i love American muscle and Australian Muscle cars …👍

@@Goran2551 me too! XB Falcon is on the list, although I'll likely never see one stateside. I'll have to get really lucky or know the right person. Thanks for tuning in!

They are super cool cars! I'd drive this one across country and back if I had the time (and they'd let me! haha)

@@DanielAutoValueGuy my first was a 96 LS I bought used in 97, it only had 17 K on it...the digital dash was the icing on the cake. I even had factory duel exhaust added at the dealership... it needed the duel exhaust look...Id like to have the 96 LS back , with the lace rims and the factory dual exhaust with the final version of the 4,6.V-8. the 96 had the one with the "recalled" defective plastic intake plenum.. I had it replaced before the recall and lost out on the time to get the coverage cost replaced.

@@joeknowz4898 what a cool buy! It sounds like it was a sweet ride, and I agree the dual exhaust is a must! And if you really are looking for a 96 LS PM or email me some info as to what you are looking for (mileage, budget, etc.) and I'll keep my eyes peeled on the job.

@@DanielAutoValueGuy.lol.. my wife's suv is our only car now.. unless we have to get something in the next decade...it will be another suv. I'd love to have the room I so desperately need in my garage to have 2 daily drivers My other car is an 1989 Mustang GT convert... One of the dailys would have to sit outside if we got another one..I once got a red light camera ticket with my 96 ( I had a used 2003 GS in 2015 too but my wife was having difficulty getting in and out of it ) on my way to work and couldn't go out the normal exit so I had to go out behind the stop light. I got pinched at about 3:45 in the morning for my 4 am start.. They sent me the video...I wanted so much to record it and save it because it showed the exhaust streaming out of both tail pipes...I was so proud !!!!

@@joeknowz4898 haha what a memory! You've certainly had some fun cars! Who knows there may be some to come down the road.

Thanks! We liked driving it and can understand people driving them for decades, they ride like a LazyBoy on wheels.

I'm not sure. This is a dealer car I did a pre-purchase inspection on. I've still got their info though if you wanted to know check with Smoky Mountain Traders they still have the Mustang. See the link. (www.smokymountaintraders.com/cars-for-sale/982/1971-ford-mustang-mach-1)

He never noticed! Piss poor appraisal or whatever that was.

@@angelo_giachetti I mean, it's notated in the report for the customer... I thought I'd just share the ride along video which is only a third of the report. The rest of the report is written and hi-def pictures explaining the problems and findings. Again, maybe I set the wrong expectation but this was simply meant to be a POV ride along that I decided to not chop up before uploading. Thanks for the comment and maybe we'll have something you like next time.

Apparently supposed to be an AC car too - center dash, right and left vents.

That's super cool, thanks for sharing! What equipment does it have?

It's a 351 Cleveland with 2 v heads automatic and edelbrock 4 barrel manifold 4 barrel 600 cfm carburettor and american racing 7x15 alloys grant steering wheel

@@ham4008very nice! Sounds like a sweet setup and a great driver! If I'm ever across the pond I'll have to come take a ride in it.

Absolutely Mike! I'd love it, and we've got plenty to drive if you ever come down for a visit!

One of the best! Thanks for listening in @denkajohn

Great question. I unfortunately don't own the car and can't strongarm people into what I want. Otherwise I'd be driving my dream car... a Isuzu Rodeo.

Hey James, sorry sir but the truck is sold. It sold for $42,000 went to a father and son tinker with old cars and trucks in middle Tennessee.

If you are still interested, @DreaMachines the price is now $45,000. Feel free to reach out to me at Danielthecarappraiser@gmail.com or 865-304-0749

We appreciate the faithfulness of our audience! He'll have to come on the show soon!

Good eye! You're spot on!

Good guess! It was a 1934 Packard 12, but you got the era and Americana right!

They look like they are drawn by an ambitious middle schooler after he just finished his first playthought of Need for Speed Underground 2, trying to get that star rating up for their magazine entry. Between the looks and sounds it makes I could daily it. Good pick! Granted with how we drive we'd be in jail or dead within 24-48 hours of ownership 🤣

Close but no cigar! It was a 1934 Packard 12, an American car that died out due to lack of demand and the events of the great depression and WWII. Keep guessing though as I'll post some more of these videos shortly!

Nailed it! It was a 1934 Packard 12, well done! The early 1900s were a wild time for opulent land yatchs, sad thing most of these luxury American brands died out either due to the great depression or got axed because they couldn't scale up to war time production for WWII. I'll post more can you guess it videos and if you get four more @notorious zavala I'll sent you something vintage in the mail!

Good guess Jay! It was a 1934 Packard 12. Which is a cool American car but I would have loved for it to be a vintage Bugatti 😍

Lol 😆 🤣 that comment has got me rolling. Hilarious. Yeah these guys are great but sometimes the background sounds make you wonder what's up. Haven't heard a gun yet so we're doing pretty all right, throwing wrenches is a mechanic's pastime so I think everything is good Ole Tennessee normal

It does sound pretty sweet!

Super cool! Always loved the 460 engines, especially when they are fitted to neat builds like yours Danny!