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They were smooth cars

These would give the chavs in Bedford a run for their money in terms of sound😂

Man I would absolutely love to drive a car like this someday

Some of these cars sound amazing, and haven't lost a thing

A runabout? ILL STEAL IT! *NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW!!!!*

Ah! That's set the world to rights...

Pre War cars are the best.

I built the Pocher model of the Alfa Romeo Monza. It's nice to see the real thing.

GREAT CAR!

J.A. Bombardier invented the snomobile ! the Ski-doo ! go see the museum in Valcourt, QC. the yellow snowmobiles you see in this video were Bombardier ! Ski-doo ! there s a movie in French and English version too. It s in 2 parts.

I love the pre war cars and especially the racing ones. I bought my first one at age 28… it was in bad condition.

Be nice to see a picture of the car please. You're very lucky, great video - thanks.

EV’s are totally offensive, but, unfortunately, the way of the future! Let’s enjoy suck squeeze bang blow while we’ve still got it!

Money is great. Ridiculously excessive amounts of money allows one to really have some fun.

When a Tesla can sound like that w125 then I'll be somewhat impressed but still not stupid enough to buy 1

Now this is real driving! No bells, no whistles, just pure adrenaline, driving by the seat of your pants! Oh! To be a rich bastard, ah well, dreams are cheap.

The engines of these ancient cars have such a satisfying sound to them.

Pre war race cars where badass and very interresting with raw sounds.

No one ever said that, you dry piece of bread.

No electric car can ever sound as good as these!

It's modern & new car's that are boring

-“Who says Pre War cars are boring?” -No one in their right mind!!

No one.

Is that a real Frontenac head? How did you find aftermarket parts in great condition after 100 years?

Sound of Shifter sounds Solid ! Does Radio Work ?

It was pre-war Alfa Romeos that won the 2 first Formula one championships, in 1950 and 1951.

This car reminds me of when I visited a reconstructed 19th century gold rush town, they had some machines that had a similar rhythm to this sound.

Well yes the pre-war cars that are very rare and cost multiple hundreds of thousands of pounds plus are exciting. The reality of anything vaguely affordable for 99% of people is a plodding small engine that lumbers up to 60 to 70mph flatout if you're lucky and isn't capable of cruising long distances at more than 50. Still I suppose it would be exciting if you need to stop quickly from that speed ;-)

I remember the frosty the snowman animated feature had one .

I made a short video about the meeting at Monthlery.. ruclips.net/video/GclTooCUbBE/видео.html

120 años y mucho mejor que un coche electrico!

Great cars. Pre war cars are fantastic but it's a real shame that all the cars shown here are not accessible to people under the age of 70 or for people who don't have millionaire parents. I'm the only person under the age of 60 in my pre war club and i can't go to any meetings because they're on Wednesday afternoons when normal people have to work. Most clubs are unfortunately full of 'investment gurus' that think high car prices are good for their hobby. I'm looking forward to the next price crash when younger people might be able to get their hands on them.

Mercedes sounds amazing

that alfa looks and sounds way advanced than the rest, beautiful car

Also of note , the Brush had set a number of Firsts, one was the first car to climb Pikes Peak (horse drawn wagon trail roads) , second the first car to cross the width of Australia acroos the widest points I beleieve East to West. That car was resored and attempted the feat several years ago. The frame was made of Oak andit had a sour saying of the time ": Wood wheels, wood frame , wouldnt Run" Engine design was special as it was the first to have Roller cam followers,. To lower engine vibration had a secondary internal idler shaft much like the Japanese cars of the 80's

People who make comments like that have likely never seen a Darracq 200HP, Fiat S76 or any vintage aero-engined car in action. Folks back then were already pushing the limits of car tech as early as when cars became a marketable item.

I live pre war cars, they're one of my favorite eras of automotive history. The beautiful styling, simplicity, abundancy of manual transmissions and even the fact that they were easy to service on and repair. It makes me wish cars from that era were still made today. It's a good thing the style is kept alive with neoclassic cars!

Yes, a car you can more or less step into, and wear your hat while driving. Would have like to have seen it turn that bend, at the end of the video.😎

Stunning car. Some Glenn Miller in the background would be nice.

I just lost... how many seconds of my Life

The right color! Awesome.

Thanks for the drive with no music. Just the sounds were fantastic!

I see classic cars and I hear classic music from the same era. In this case, Benny Goodman

I love old cars especially old Mopars.

So, arbitrarily picking 1926 for a reference time, your $250-$390 usd kit adjusted for inflation at $4,332-$6,758 todays money could be installed on your $380 car adjusted to $6,585 for inflation to make it a snowmobile. Proportionally comparing the vehicle's msrp to the cost of the kit being nearly the same cost or more expensive than the vehicle would definitely be a limiting factor but comparing that to anything sold today it almost hurts a little. You can't buy a new sled for that price anymore let alone a car or even motorcycle. Edit: Ironically the cost of upgrading some two wheel drive trucks to four wheel drive particularly if you want a two speed transfer case can be between $5k and $7k on top of the base msrp. So.... yep.

That's me and Eric, at minute 2:32!😁

Years ago my high school auto tech teacher built one of these from a VW bug