Fatty Arbuckle's Torque Monster: Nethercutt's 1923 McFarlan Model 154 - Jay Leno's Garage
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2023
- Cameron Richards, Vice President of the Nethercutt Collection stops by to show Jay this 1923 McFarlan Model 154 Knickerbocker Cabriolet. Originally owned by silent film era movie star Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, this beautiful piece of automotive royalty is a sight to behold. It looks right, and sounds right, but how does it drive?
Do you own or know of another McFarlan on the road? Let us know in the comments!
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Jay casually fixing a 100 year old car like a boss. And George too!
LOL 😂. "your primer cup is open." (Dufus checks his fly)
My what is what? 😂
OMG some guy is touching the engine! They're gonna kill me!😂
That's definitely what he was thinking😂. You're my hero Jay!
That was SO awesome. 100 year old car, first time seeing it ... starts it and immediately correctly calls out an issue & gets it fixed. Yeah ... absolute boss.
@@THE_BaconPirate "Dufus" is a VP, he was in front of the engine, which is much louder than what you get, because someone is equaling their mikes and the sound from the camera.
And it's not 'some guy', he's one of Jay's most experienced employees. Guys breathes this stuff, like Jay. That shop's probably one of the most knowledgeable on old cars in NA. They inherited several archives and worked with many experts who are now long gone.
@@aserta apparently sarcasm is lost on the super intelligent.
this video displayed the true mechanical acumen of Jay. He could tell that something was wrong with the engine just by listening to it. A true MotorHead !
He is in my opinion. The worlds number 1 Motorhead. Tons of respect.
@@willemp6432
I agree
He used his money the right way.
Like jay always sais, it's cheaper than cocaine and hookers kkkk
@@willemp6432 Jay is Car God.
Anyone should have picked that up, it was very obvious.
Instantly diagnosing an obscure problem like a loose priming cup; that was most impressive. (Especially when the car's custodian didn't even recognise a problem.)
Give the kid a break!
Dammit Jim, I'm a curator, not a mechanic.
He does this on a bunch of videos- His cars, other people's cars. He even fixes a steam,-powered car, unassisted, on the roadside.
He genuinely knows his stuff. Not one of these fake Hollywood ""car guys"".
(i saw a video of """car guy""" Tim Allen, talking about his 56 Chev, "this is my FAVORITE car!! Look at this hood ornament!! So cool!" Then the interviewer asks if it's a 6 cylinder or v8, and Allen couldn't answer lol)
He did look like the deer in the headlights when Jay said "loose primer cups". Great man to share the collection, enough bad mouthing
Very common, very loud and Leno’s no doubt heard it a million times. It’s common because you adjust them all the time.
Jay Leno really know his stuff. I'm a big car guy myself but I have never driven a 100 year old car so I'm not really familiar with primer cups, but I was kinda impressed that Jay instantly noticed that one was still open as he started the car.
i bet he heard it before on one of his cars. yet i still agree.
Man it's not for everyone chill
It's an unmistakable sound. My car occasionally has one open up. It will not only make the sound but the engine will miss from lack of compression.
Simply one beautiful piece of history that car is marvelous and shouts Hollywood ⭐️
Same here, that’s one of my life goals is to own a car from
Back then, thankfully many people out here love and sometimes sell their stuff out here often
What an amazing patron for these classics. Putting them on video, showing people how they actually drive on modern streets. This is better than having it as a museum. Jay is a national treasure.
Queixudo é gente boa demais, fato!
How can this comment be from before the video released?
A museum car can still be put on video and driven just like this. Not mutually exclusive, but Jay already had an audience and is obviously a pro presenter/speaker. Best is for a museum to showcase their cars here. I will assume after Jay's gone, he'd want his collection to be public. Will be a great museum.
@@wyskass861 this channel does primers (let's people know when the show will be going live, say like 24 hours before) during this time you can make comments.
Nobody but Jay would have known that a primer cup was open.
This entire program is a national treasure.
Thanks so much Jay.
JayLeno is a national treasure!!!
Nope, INTERNATIONAL!
Greetings from Spain.
Jay you are one of the most humble, yet knowable men who achieved stardom, yet never lost the common man touch. Thank you for sharing this with others. When Jay gets his own mechanic involved, feel blessed.
The "guy holding the ball" is probably Atlas... the guy from Greek mythology who holds up the sky. He's often depicted as carrying the world.
Atlas was the senior son of Poseidon and Cleito and would likely have been very large and posibly what they sometimes call Annakin as a result of God and human hybrid. Genesis called them mighty men and heroes of old. According to Otto Muck Atlantis was centred on the current day Azores and according to old Egyptian legend sank beneath the sea in a terrible day and terrible night. Think of the Atlantic Ocean and the Atlas Mountains named after Atlas. It is legend.
Annakin = God/human hybrid? Why didn't I ever hear this in star wars lore?
@@brandywell44 , as a result of demon and forced women, making hybrids,
Genesis 6: 1 - 4. KJV.
Definitely Atlas, demonstrating his strength by literally shouldering the weight of the world. Appropriate for a powerful car ... and besides, you'd need a road atlas to find your way😁
That'd be a sucky job. You HEAR about places like San Moritz, Venice, Yellowstone, Taos or Maui, but you can't take ONE MINUTE to go visit them, or the whole shebang is gonna fly off into the cosmos.
There is another Mcfarlan knickerbocker Cabriolet left it's painted eggshell white and was shown at the 2017 Ironstone Concourse De' Elegance.
What may be the only one in existence, the people on the road have no idea how lucky they are to witness it driving down the road, more so with the legendary Jay Leno behind the wheel.
True that. When I lived in Aptos, CA I was witness to two Bugatti's at a gas station. They were being toured after the Concourse de Elegance in Monterey. The owners were super cool and talked with us for a while, showed us cars and the engines. Fun times.
@@CharlesEngbers If you drive something like that, I expect you have to expect to do an instant car show when you gas up.
The real winner here, besides us viewers, is Cameron Richards. Not only does he have access to an amazing collection of automobiles, but over the years we have seen him cultivate a friendship with Jay who offers him a plethora of knowledge about so many things automotive.
And fixes Cameron's cars, too, apparently.
I like how knowledgeable and respectful Cameron is. He's a great guy to introduce these cars to the next generation.
Not nearly as knowledgeable as Jay. Jay is the ULTIMATE car guy! What other collector has both Stanley Steamers and McLarens?
Respectful yes, but knowledgeable in a vehicle that he has little to no information on is not very knowledgeable. The McFarlane was an automobile and coach building company that had every model as a unique choice. Now a lot of people get the impression...well a lot of people have never studied anything in their life other than the Model T, but people don't understand that the luxury ideal of the time was never a tudor top Limousin or sedan. The big luxury thing was the enclosed limousine, sport sedan, or enclosed stationary top coupe/cabriolet. If you look at a rubay (HIGHLY expensive automobile company beyond cadillac lincoln pierce arrow you name it) you'll see a beautiful long sedan body, cut short roof, beautifully angled front windshield, large fenders and white walls in the 1910s. Very art deco design around 1916-1918 and a 150 wheelbase. Then you look at a Winton, with gorgeous curvature, long open window from front to back with little slits for the door openings, came in a variety from cherry red, cream vanilla, to an early metallic storm blue. Pierce arrow had this fanciful carriage esk window design, large large tires that were about 2.7/4 the size of a 6 foot man, classical colors of the early automobile days, and amazing embellishments.
These are vehicles that everyone should have known about, but were covered up by the Model T, in all its absolutely charmless clash.
Knowledge?😂😂😂
Cameron is one of the best guests. It's Jay's show, people don't realize it's edited so Jay can say the stuff. We're pretty lucky to have a 'Rich Kid' that grew up with these autos and really does understand what is great about cars, and these old cars in particular. He doesn't have to have every tech detail, he knows a ton and talks to people all the time. I'm jealous of 'the kid' but pretty glad he's taking care of the collection.
Great to see the chemistry between Cameron and Jay once again
It could be a little better if Jay had had a top hat, walking stick and monocle to lend to Cameron if the guy's expected to ride in the back. Those accessories should well with the golf shirt, jeans & athletic shoes.
Two books have been published about McFarlan. "What was the McFarlan" by Keith Marvin, Alvin J. Arnheim with Henry Blommel in 1967, and "Custom Built by McFarlan" by Richard Stanley in 2012. The first book is out of print but the second can be obtained by contacting the Fayette County Historical Museum in Connersville.
Great show. Glad to see a McFarlan get some props. The Fayette County Historical Museum in Connersville has essentially an identical car in it's collection.
I think it's the one that once was in the Harrah's auto collection in Las Vegas. It's two tone gray and black. The museum also has a Cord 810, a Lexington, an Auburn sedan, and a McIntire. All built in Connersville. Also, the Indiana History Center in Indianapolis just completed a " Indiana Cars of the 20s" exhibition that included a McFarlan roadster.
Awesome, going to have to make a trek over there from Elizaville. Used to live in ECI but never spent much time in Connersvile.
The mascot on the radiator cap looks to me like Atlas. A giant from greek mythology who had to bear the earth on his shoulders. Somewhat fitting for the aspiration and presence of this vehicle.
Had Jay's NBC career been NYC located and not Burbank CA, he'd know immediately the radiator cap is Atlas holding up the world. Rockefeller Center has a building (Fifth Ave. side) fronted by a sculpture of Atlas holding an open version of the globe.
@@jackmorrison7379 Yeah that's a primo modern sculpture.
Fatty Arbuckle was a true Hollywood tragedy. Framed, proven innocent yet never recovered his career.
Do you remember "Believe all women"?
I've seen some of his footage. His comedy holds up. Still funny after all the years.
@@SBCBears Aye, I do. Legendary. Do you recall when he had to change his name? For his last three films, he was billed as, 'W,B, Goode'. Yeah, Will Be Good. I could rant on, but best restrain myself.
Really...Wasn't there quite a few children involved? I'll have to research your claim.
Courts don’t prove people innocent, the defense lawyers attack the prosecutor’s case in order to discredit it and return a verdict of not guilty. Significant and important difference that you and all people should learn and know about for your own sake.
@@ramblingsadrift6477 No- no children were involved.
Jay knows so much about cars he called that issue out right away and even knew how to fix it! this man never ceases to amaze me. what a treasure.
I’m glad this car has survived and is restored to such beautiful condition. Mr. Arbuckle’s fall is rather a sad affair as it seems he was innocent of wrong doing. So it’s nice something so emblematic of him surviving and looking amazing a 100 years later. You can just imagine him, dressed to the nines, riding in the back, probably with a lady. Thanks Jay and Cameron.
Ya but once the media gets hold of a story,they are like a dog with a bone,they never let go.He was tried in the media before he ever saw the inside of a courtroom.Ruined his career.
Fatty liked the ladyboys.
I love how the guy said it just got back from Pebble Beach inspection and then as soon as they fire it up, Jay is like oh no this is wrong amd immediately diagnosis it and has his mechanic fix it. Lol
I love that a silver spoon in mouth guy like Cameron hasn't rested on his laurels. He is extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic about these cars that have been placed in his charge. It's fantastic to see a treasure like the museum holds to be passed into the hands of someone who will keep it well for decades to come.
Cameron's face was a picture when Jay's mechanic came at that irreplaceable engine with those grips
yea, i cringed as well. Really, channel locks on a car of that value? I wont use them on a cheap car.
@user-ji6if2nh4o If you were to look up confidence in the dictionary it would just have his picture as the definition. I am amazed by the engineering of these early American cars and how advanced they were.
@@user-ji6if2nh4o: Apparently you didn't pay close enough attention...they were Knipex smooth jaw pliers, not channellocks! Knipex makes some of the best tools on earth.
@nomenclature9607 thanks I nearly called them water pump pliers but thanks for the education 👍.
I cringed, too - until the mechanic paused for a moment and I recognized the smooth jaws (and adjustment mechanism) of Knipex "plier wrench". I discovered those fairly recently.
I think it's less likely to damage the faces of the hex than an open-end wrench.
Oh and see the look on the guys face when jay told his mechanic to just take it off . Andhe rolls up with a pipe wrench LOL ..
Pure gold
Jay strains to remember more than I will ever know about these cars.
Getting to spend the day with Jay would be EPIC beyond words.
oh man, this is gonna be good.
Fatty Arbuckle, a 1923 McFarlan, and a Buggles reference, all in the same video. Jay, you rock.
"not every day that you can feel like you have peaked in life" LOVE IT. How about Jay knowing that the priming cup was loose from hearing the engine for a few minutes!!!
The amount of knowledge Jay and his crew have is unreplaceable. Once they are gone , that knowledge will be gone with them .
true
I dont think so!!!! The knowledge is constantly being passed down to others, Even though Jay and his mechanics are awesome and extremely knowledgeable, none of them were born with the knowledge pre-installed in their brains. They became this knowledgeable by doing alot of research and by hands on trial and error experience. As long as automobiles exist, there will also be very knowledgeable people to fix them.
Some are bringing along younger apprentices.
Nonsense. There are people all over the world working on old cars, with just as much knowledge.
Even Jay had to learn. I mean obviously this car was made way before he was born so he had to learn stuff himself. There will always be people that learn and know and pass down, at least as long as these car exist.
Jay gets to drive the coolest cars. For a minute there I thought Jay was going to parallel park it.
He needed more leg room..driver comfort afterthought
Parking that car is like going to the gym.
@@mrm1885 😂
"I think the primer cup is open" .......that's why we love u Jay !! ❤
Instantly diagnosing a loose primer cup. Absolutely priceless.
I love it when Cameron brings a car into the Garage. He's always so knowledgeable and personable, not to mention the concourse-ready cars he brings! Thanks, Jay and crew, for another excellent episode!✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
Mr. Leno knows when an engine sounds right or wrong, immediately. Jay's comments about the steering makes me think of his funny remarks previously about "Armstrong" steering. This McFarlan is a real rolling work of art and style. The "FATTY" plate is cool too. Nethercutt does it again. Thanks.
Growing up in the 60's, 70's, 80's on a farm, my dad's mechanic said all our tractors had Armstrong steering 😂😂
At one time there was an accessory starter for a crank started car. I was a spring would device. You would it up and then push a button to crank the car. Armstrong Starter
Always appreciate Cameron's visits to Jay's garage. Humble, yet adds a good deal of knowledge. Not to mention a great rapport with Jay.
So much love for Jay and the curators of the Nethercutt collection for trusting Jay to drive these mobile art pieces as they were meant to. I actually fear for these cars when Jay cant do this anymore as they will spend too much time behind a velvet rope
They'll have to get Fallon to fill the job.
Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton together are one of my favorites; I can't wait to see this! I didn't even know he was a car guy.
Yes, Fatty was a car guy who had gas in his veins with just enough blood to make it look red. He did all his own work, too. He didn't believe in bring his cars to the shop. HE was the shop.
@@michaelbenardo5695 That's amazing and awesome! I always love finding out new things about the actors I've adored for a while! Especially the silent film ones (and, of course, I also believe he was framed)
I am glad that people are starting to reconsider Fatty Arbuckle's (Well there's a non politically correct name to start!) his career ending scandal in context for the time. I read old scrapbook news pieces of The Scandal in of all places, a junior high study hall in 1969/70 held in a Social Studies Classroom Thank God for the not particularly well monitored classrooms and curriculums of yore.
Two points -
-That's a beautiful and beautifully preserved piece of automotive and Hollywood history.
-What happened to Arbuckle was criminal and wrong. Long past time for his reputation to be rehabilitated.
I just read about his life. Never heard of him before, truly tragic.
I concur 100% 👍
"What happened to Arbuckle was criminal and wrong. Long past time for his reputation to be rehabilitated."
@@JerryGarcia-fj8ol uh-huh. cowardly bot w a dispoable account. boring.
I love the line "If you can turn this over by hand, you are a better man than me." Pure gold.
Great to see the chemistry between Cameron and Jay once again. Getting to spend the day with Jay would be EPIC beyond words..
These are my favorite Leno videos. Some of the new cars are cool, but nothing like this. Thank you Cameron and Jay for sharing this gem.
That kid's face when that car had to be fixed while filming with Jay is priceless. Just a look of complete disappointment in himself and that car for a moment. But if your priceless 1923 car has to have an issue, there isn't a better place for it to happen since those guys know more about cars like that than anywhere else on the planet.
Nethercutt is not only cars, so we can't expect their VP to be a mechanical wizard anyhow.
"Not every day you realized you've peaked in life" True words my man, enjoy the ride!
Jay causes the happiest traffic backup in history...
incredible Jay, makes a diagnosis in a fraction of a second and the guy from the museum stands there just with a big questionmark! That's what we love , bravissimo Jay
On those kinds of engines, which Jay owns several of, it’s as common and familiar as a flat tire sound. Hardly something to salute about, lol.
@@DoctorShocktor just that this in not a car Jay owns.Never in any video it was a subject, by the way
Thanks for sharing the McFarlan with us. Beautiful restoration, and eerily quiet. Hard to believe it's 100 years old - it'll surely outlive even the youngest people viewing this.
Someday, Jay should do a documentary on Automotive Technology. Starting with starting, breaking, steering, Transmission, Multi-valve engines etc. To little known on that group of tech development
What a glorious McFarlan! The radiator ornament is Atlas, the Greek Titan condemned to hold up the sky for eternity.
I remember seeing Fatty's other car: the blue 1919 Pierce Arrow at the Blackhawk Museum in Danville, CA in the 90's.
Roscoe was framed. looking forward to this one.
@15:48 Jay’s looking like an old timer pullin out lol. Kinda reminds me of my pops, who was a car nut/mechanic. Love it!!!
That was awesome, beautiful car. Wish I could have experienced them on the road back then. Setting reality aside, I wish I were born around the same time as Howard Hughes, just to experience the cars and airplanes of the 20s-40s
And the society of the time - polite, honorable (the ones who were), when a handshake meant more that a written contract.
Even for Jay, driving cars such as this is a great privilege. The Nethercutt collection is amazing, and this is a really wonderful way for them to share it with the public, with Jay, who already does the same with his own incredible collection.
Cameron in the back was great!
Theres a mcfarlan book i bought almost 20 years ago. Great read and proof independance and integrity can pass the test of time.
Jay has to tell the museum how to fix their car. Knee reference is from a crash on a Indian. Ouch. Saying that to say, somewhere someone made the comment that Duesenberg and Indian and we'll add McFarlan to the list, use 1st gear to get it up to 10 mph. Shift into high. Leave your foot down until it tops out. I'm torquing to you....
Wonderful History Fatty Arbuckle! The Nethercutt is a MUST SEE!!!!! Amazing Collection.
Jay....you are an American jewel.........thanks for all the wonderful years of your life.......
Knickerbocker may be referring to NewYork. The original Dutch settlers of Manhattan wore trousers that ended at the
Knee calleed knickerbockers . The name still lives on . Where the NewYork Knicks got their name.
One of your best, Jay. You and Cameron have a good chemistry. My mom told me the Fatty Arbuckle story years ago. Her grandfather built carriages.
Having grown up with a grandfather who collected old cars of this era, watching this video reminds me of when I was a kid and he would be tinkering around on a Stutz or a Pierce Arrow. Such valuable information and knowledge from Jay. My grandpa would be tickled pink to see this. RIP W.J.Ridout
What a car, just the right thing for Roscoe Arbuckle and a reminder of this wonderful filmmaker who was treated so poorly by Hollywood
J: "one of the primer cups is open".
Cameron: BLANK
God, I hope Jay Leno lives forever.
I learned something new every time I watch Jay's Garage. This is one of the best channels. Thank you, Jay. So glad you are recovering from the accident. Bless you.
Hispano Suzia predated McFarlan, and was decades ahead in technology. Imagine having people on hand who can repair starter cups. Are there a dozen people on the planet who can say truthfully they have driven both the McFarlan and Silver Ghost? Good health to Jay and may he live to be 100.
love it when Cameron brings his grandads cars for Jay to play with.
The Vanderbuilt(RXR tycoon) family owned one many years ago. It was kept in Hyde Park New York, but that one was a steam-powered car. I have seen it on the road back in 1980.
That was a really good episode.
A little history, some wrenching and a demo. Great day to be alive. Thanks for the fun Jay
Jay starts 100 year old car. First words out of his mouth: "oh one of your primer cups is open". now THAT'S some serious car knowledge.
My grandparents lived next door to the mcfarlands. There are still several Auto Plant buildings left standing in Connersville. As a young man my father serviced Lexington's, Auburn's, chords, Essex, and MacFarlane's. I still remember seeing all these cars on the streets of Connersville growing up! Carsol had several well-known manufacturing plants like philco, my grandfather used to make radio cabinets before they started making refrigerators. D&M made appliances for Sears. I worked a casket Factory in high school.
My Dad worked at D&M starting in 1972.
Great video wish we had a little more history on the car itself like how much restoration it had where it was found.
Great car Jay. I am celebrating 100 years for my 1923 Model T this year. It is amazing that these old vehicles still run so well. Wonderful engineering back then.
50 years ago I went to an auction where a Model T truck was for sale. Didn’t have a lick of paint left on it. They were still using the truck for feeding out if there was a lot of snow or water about. Would go where the more modern Land Rovers couldn’t go.
Jay is not just a standup and a late-night host, the man really knows his stuff. I would bring any of my vehicles to Jay to get fixed, especially the older one before any mechanics I ever had to deal with. His knowledge is very impressive.
Great show, Jay! Glad to see you're well. Back in the 19th century, 'Knickerbocker' was a popular reference to someone from New York, specifically Manhattan. I think the name of this car, although built in Indiana, was meant to evoke the modern wealth and power of New York -- kind of like naming a car Zurich. The look on Cameron's face when Jay told the mechanic: "Let's take it out completely" is priceless 🤣. He looked like he was gonna have kittens. He sure was sweatin' it. I would too, even with Jay Leno.
Always just before Pebble Beach , cars like this pop up in different places. It’s like early maneuvering for the concours by billionaires, the car version of Oscars season in hollywood.
Thank you very much for showing as this amazing automobile.
I learned from fatty Arbuckle trough his sandals and the dead of an young actresses.
That thing is like a steel luxury condominium on wheels. What a beast. And the detail is fantastic. Not some sloppy 70's Detroit land yacht.
Thank you so much Jay for the wonderful cars you feature each episode, and a special thank you to the Nethercutt Collection for allowing their outstanding cars to be featured and driven by you.
Fascinating. I had to look up the name and their history since the make admittedly didn't ring any bell for me on this side of the Atlantic. We learn something every day. Crafted cars such as these are genuinely fabulously diligently made and so gorgeously decorous 💓 Thank you so much again Cameron and Jay.
Jay is the ultimate car guy! Knows when a 100 year old car sounds wrong, amazing!
My MAN!!!! 👍🏼.
Jay immediately goes on the audible, and nails it! Fantastic.
Always great to see these Nethercutt cars. No where else on the web are there in-depth looks at these pre-war exotics.
Yea Boy
The headlights are like me kinda big, but not too bright. ~ Joke written by Jay Leno in a quarter of second. I love this guy.
Though a comedian first, I believe Jays automotive knowledge is more valuable to the world than his comedic attributes, funny yes,but automotively precious 👌😀🇺🇸
If the original chauffeur was Mr. Leno's age, he'd have been born before the Civil War... random thoughts while viewing and toking lol
My random thought while watching this was "My house was already 50 years old when that car was new".
Jay is interesting, he's knowledgeable about history,all areas of history.A great humorist,and a kind man.❤
Leno is a national treasure that must be protected at all costs
We've still got a guy in work nicknamed Arbuckle 🤣🤣, That's Some Legacy 100 years on.
Great to see these vintage cars and the history of their beginnings.Great video and thank you to Cameron for bringing these cars along to be reviewed by Jay.
One of your best videos, Jay, thank you! Hope your collarbone heals well. Cameron, thanks for sharing cars from the incredible Nethercutt Collection! I've visited the museum several times, always a treat. What a wonderful place and collection, and so nice of your family to share with the public!
I just. Wish More than anything in the world. That I could just play with these old Wonderful WELL Made American Cars. When we apparently had the know how. 100+ yrs ago. Gee where did that lost tech go.??!!!! I’m only 43 yrs old. But was raised by My grandparents and HAVE Such an appreciation for well made things and the appreciation for what you have and to take care of it and keep things going…😢😢😢. Because after ppl like us. Who the hell is going to know how to or care for them…. I do bodywork and paint for a living for myself and have a 1930 ford I have redone Myself because well. No-one had a clue now days to help. I TRULY LOVE The era and want so badly to keep it alive. I really feel like a dying breed of ppl….. so so so We’ll done and such a great guy. Jay..!
i don't know what it is but in the background of most of Jays presentations are, almost always, stationed and displayed Citroëns...., seriously..., coïncidence ? I don't mind because i'm a Citroën fanatic myself..., by this I don't mean anything,... only that, once bit by a Citroën it's difficult..., very difficult to let go..., Big love to Jay, to all he has done in his career - he made me laugh many times- and, man, what an example he has become... an example of the true car aficionado, honest, unaffected by any trends, just plain love for the cars and their technicity, looks and ingeniousity. He is, truly, the pinaccle of the car aficionado!!! He knows exactly when a certain car is not just a car anymore... but a rare artwork or/and a unique testimony of its era... Thumbs Up !!!
What a really special car. I had to take an intermission to read up about Fatty Arbuckle. To rise up from such beginnings and then to be dragged through that meat grinder of three trials.
Thanks to the Nethercutt Collection for allowing, you to present and drive the car! Had to laugh when Cameron Richards talked about being chauffeured by you as a sign, he's reached the peak in his life. Lol Should have asked for some Grey Poupon! Lol
Thank you Mr. Leno for another amazing car review. Only on your channel could we experience a car that was 100 years old but drives like it could’ve been built 10 years ago.🙏🏽
Yup, for a century old, it's in near-new condition.
Tawk Manstah!!! Jay is a living legend😁 Living vicariously through Jay is awesome
It’s so awesome to get to see these old cars. It’s especially cool to get to see him drive them
My mom always told me Fatty was framed..And my mom never lied..Nice car Jay..Thanks.
Jim Comey is the one who locked up Martha Stewart. Things start to make sense, if we look at them with an investigative mindset. Comey and Brennan ran the spying operation on Trump.
Your mom was right. It came out later, but his reputation was already destroyed by that time. Just like today, there were those who refused to believe the later findings.
@@paulfogarty5040 Sounds like a movie title.
Fantastic. Where else would most of us ever see such a magnificent machine?
Thank you Cameron for sharing it and thank you Jay for bringing it to us to see!
- Ed on the Ridge