THIS is my dream car. I’ve had a 69 300, a 70 300 and a 79 300, but this is THE one. I love the paint and interior change - like it was made for me. The BEST car, the best year! The tail fins and lights, the astrodome, the chrome - all on the car that defines “bankers hot rod”. Long live the F! So great, Lou (you ran a great interview, even back then!)
Hi Cherry Picker Guitars, Happy to read this is "THE one" :-) Good news! Here is the updated video of this car. Enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Yes, a man who actually drives it! My hat goes off to you sir. If well maintained that engine and transmission will go well over 200K miles. This engine was the Daddy of the Max Wedge and was just a beast. This Coupe is absolutely beautiful especially given that it is actually driven. Not that the white on white isn't attractive but for me, the Red with a tan interior would be my choice. Hey to each his own. Again, for a car that is driven thousands of miles, the engine bay is immaculate. I wonder if the 31,000+ miles on the odometer is the first 31K LOL Great video, Lou, thanks for sharing.
What a delightful, special car. Thanks for sharing. My father had a 1960 Windsor 2 door hardtop. I remember peering over the front seat, taking in the glow of the instrument panel at night. I didn't think there could be a cooler car, ever.
I saw the paper that said the base price of this car was $5411....Wow! I knew they were high but I didn't know the base price was that high. I would have guessed around $4900. This thing had a higher base price than a series 62 Cadillac or maybe even a Coupe Deville! Thanks for sharing this amazing video Lou!
Hi Larry, Happy to read your comment on this car :-) You're welcome and here is an updated video of this car, enjoy this link, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Hi Truth Betold65< Happy to read you enjoy those years. Good news! Here is a link to some of those cars you just mentioned. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/3NNzTyepZGI/видео.html
fatfender48 Hi FatFender48, Thanks for viewing and sharing. Please take a moment on RUclips.com and type in "My Car Story with Lou Costabile" and you can see other cars and hear Owners stories you may enjoy. Take care, Lou
Beautiful, inside and out. The dash is a sight to behold. Those long intake runners will improve low down torque, not that an engine of this size is short of a few pound feet... I love the boomerang tail lights although I recall Ralph Nader had a go at these in his book, "Unsafe at any Speed".
Hi Andrew, Good news! I have an updated video of this car (and dash in dark lite up too) and here is the link. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
My dad had a 300D and traded it in for a 300F which was Black with natural tan leather interior. Being 18 at the time I thought I was really cool with the ram tube induction. Recall my dad shutting down several hot rodders in the Chevy's at the time, much to the delight of my brother and me.
my mom told me how she was taught to drive (and how to regain control of a spinning vehicle in the rain,) behind the wheel of one of these. my grandfather was not happy with the car, because it was too fast and used a good deal of fuel. I guess he thought it was a dangerous car to let his children drive around in. only have seen profile pics in car books, and this up close examination of this early mopar beast, is truly exciting. bravo.
Thanks for doing this video about 1960 Chrysler 300F! My Dad had a 1960 Chrysler Windsor which included @ Saratoga Power pac! As far as I can remember this power pac included 4 barrel carb & duel exhausts! If anyone can add anything to my recollection, would be appreciated!
HI David Kirkham, Happy to read you enjoy this video and brings brings back memories of Dad's car too :-) Here is a link to a video of this car that is an extended version I believe you'll enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Ah yes... My Car Story with Lou Costabile: The only classic car videos that I enjoy watching. Many videos I see posted featuring classic cars from the 40's, 50's, 60's, and so-on always feature a bad retro-theme throughout the video. For some strange reason, others try to rekindle past memories when the car was produced by including really bad music along with horrible graphics they feel will take you back to that so-called "special time" when these autos were prevalent ( malt shop, sock-hop, etc,.) Lou's interest and fascination for great classic cars take him directly to the source to those who own them, their stories that cover the overall history of the automobiles, restorations, if any, and the all over basic specifications and characteristics that made the featured auto unique in its day, and makes them a true classic in the present. My Car Story is a direct connection to those cars that have been prevalent as a mere young-pup, have been taken for granted during those times, blown-up during teen hot-rod events, and left for scrap. Truly astonishing how these autos now are now high collectibles as Lou Constabile covers in these extraordinary videos. Holy shit!! 'The Fonz' is at the door!! "Sit on it Potsie!!"
I remember a pretty little teenage girl who always sat in the back seat of her mom's 300G while her mom shopped for groceries. Turned out she was even more shy than I was... 😊 And, I remember a Chrysler ad about a couple who used their 300 to run rallys.
@@loucostabile It's amazing how the brain processes things in the background and then, once relieved of external stimuli, those things come forward. My head no sooner hit the pillow last night than I remembered -- the car was a 300K, not a 300G. (Or so I'm pretty sure. It was bothering me that the tail fins on the 300G didn't look familiar.) 😃
This is my fave type of car to see featured: Slightly wacky cars. And This spacy looking car was actually a real Beast -at higher speeds. I love to see all the cars from this time frame. They are so far-out in style, it makes me smile. Safety/another issue of course..but very impressive. Exner was such a genius wasn't he ? Thanks and Hi from UK = )
Lou, I think this is at least the 3rd video you have done on a 1960 Chrysler 300. I agree it is a great car but there are many other historic brands so lets move on, How about some Hudson's, Nash's or Kaiser's Maybe a Graham Hupmobile or a Pierce Arrow.
Stude289, GOOD NEWS! Type into RUclips search "My Car Story with Lou Nash" or "My Car Story with Lou Hudson" or "My Car Story with Lou Graham" or My Car Story with Lou Hupmobile" and you'll see them :-) Lou
No stickers on this car. All Crome badges. Just amazing. My big brother owned a 300 c back in the seventies. Same color as this one. He wishes he had it now.
I thought the 1962 had the swivel seat also. Am I incorrect? Those intake manifolds are incredible! It’s easily my favorite engine to look at. The interior too. I much prefer the canted headlights on the ‘61 & ‘62, but otherwise this is the perfect car to me.
Hi middleclassic, No the 1962's did not. Only 1959-1961. Happy to read this is the "perfect car for me" :-) Good news! Here is an updated video of this car for you to enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Stunning car, without equal. One thing bothers me. The dash showed this car was equipped with factory air conditioning, but there was no compressor or coils under the hood.
+itsmegp46 You're right. Also, the heater control push buttons are the A/C type, but the sliding temp. control lever is the non-A/C type of lever. The A/C type levers have a small "pull" grip hanging down on the end to allow you to pull out the lever to control the fan speeds, and they look more like the turn signal lever on the left side. This one doesn't have it.
Hi Ben, Please make sure you watch the commercials (or at least the ones you can) and don't skip them and this is how I get paid so I can keep sharing the cars we enjoy. Lou
I recently talked to someone who has one, and they send a picture showing it's in great condition. We'll see if my travels run into that one to feature on the Channel, Lou
Hi Ooh Gee, Good news! I've done an updated version of this car with more features and here is the link. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
wonderful cars did meny things well my grandmother had one and i was with her when she was stopped for speeding one real bad thing was bad gas mileage under 10 mpg is what i was told she could not keep her foot out on it
Thats my dream car also, cross ram 413 with a 150 speedo, on the daytona i guess it would 200? I had a 64 new yorker with a single 4bbl. 413 330hp. That i use to blow the doors off new 2000's chevy pick ups on the 4 lane highway home frpm work ,ha ha.
Hi Mike, Happy to read this is a "dream car" for you :-) Good news! Here is an updated video of this car for you to enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Hi Dejael, Happy to read you enjoy this car. Good news! Here is an updated video of this car for you to enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Hi Mary Rafuse, Glad to read you enjoy this lovely car :-) Good news, this is one of my earlier videos and I have talked to the Care Taker and we're planning to re-video this car and share engine sound, video the instrumentation at night to see the "glow" and he's restored the interior, so stay tuned. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
Hi Sonny, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
HI Albert, Good news! I've done an updated video of this car, and the dash is lite up at night too. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Hi D Wnrignt, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Good news! Noel and I did a much more in depth follow up on his car and here is the link to see the video, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Good news Shaun! I've created a more recent video of this car which we take a ride in too. Here is the link. Enjoy ! ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Hi Calvin, Glad to read you have a fun die cast like this one :-) Good news! Here is an updated video of this car. Enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Hi Keith O'Neil , Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Good news! There is an updated / extended video of this car I think you'll enjoy and here is the link, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Hi Franz Reidner, Happy to read you appreciate the lines of this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
The luevered hood was not just used on the 300 it was used on the 61 Dodge Dart Phoenix also..a Chrysler club member should know his facts before going on a live interview
Hi Michael I, Good news! I'm learning, and if you watch the Channel you will too. PLUS, the Care Takers usually have all the info, so I'll ask the questions and we'll learn together. Stay tuned, Lou
Lou Costabile Less hand held camera.I would employ the use of a tripod so you are in the shots more with the car and the owner- just a general wide shot that does not have to include the full length of the car and you can montage this with shots of the car close up, interior / exterior details. Beauty shots. More editing but better package. As far as interview style, try to get them to talk to you more, and you less- which is sometimes difficult but the set of general questions. When they got the car, was it restored, did they restore it themselves, a bit about them, their car history, work or hobby history, other cars they have now, how many owners of this car, why this car, the restoration process, etc. Then model specific including horsepower, gearbox, diff ratio , twin traction etc, top speed, 0- 60 if they know, suspension etc. Any mods they have or if they have modded it like MSD ignition etc. Run through the interior gauges and controls and then a quick road test. Done.
Ahhh I see Ramblin. You got called out, trying to justify it won't work- I'd just Ramble along pal, with your million subs... I did not say no hand held- too much hand held is not good in this forum. Fact. Nor does it take much time or money to have a tripod- or even a second camera in this age of cheap, decent digital cameras or simple editing suites. And your name is now Lou? I was asked and gave my opinion as a viewer and car fan. Technical stuff? Give me a break. It's a car! And an individual classic car that had different options when ordered. All of this 'boring' detail takes seconds and adds to my and others understanding of the car in context in it's period. Lets just show the upholstery...
You're getting a sample of being called out as an arrogant idiot. Period. Now ramble off and make all those wonderful epic hand held masterpieces. You're done, and I'm done with you Troll.
my father had 1958 Chrysler Windsor I was 8 years old and I was my father's sidekick I remember him whooping on 1957 J2 Oldsmobile with tripower Oldsmobile lost Ford had nothing either that would hang Chevrolet definitely did not
Hi Bob Bob, Happy to read you enjoy the design of this car :-) Good news! Here is the link to a more in depth video of this car. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
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THIS is my dream car. I’ve had a 69 300, a 70 300 and a 79 300, but this is THE one. I love the paint and interior change - like it was made for me. The BEST car, the best year! The tail fins and lights, the astrodome, the chrome - all on the car that defines “bankers hot rod”. Long live the F!
So great, Lou (you ran a great interview, even back then!)
Hi Cherry Picker Guitars, Happy to read this is "THE one" :-) Good news! Here is the updated video of this car. Enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Yes, a man who actually drives it! My hat goes off to you sir. If well maintained that engine and transmission will go well over 200K miles. This engine was the Daddy of the Max Wedge and was just a beast. This Coupe is absolutely beautiful especially given that it is actually driven. Not that the white on white isn't attractive but for me, the Red with a tan interior would be my choice. Hey to each his own. Again, for a car that is driven thousands of miles, the engine bay is immaculate. I wonder if the 31,000+ miles on the odometer is the first 31K LOL Great video, Lou, thanks for sharing.
Hi Rich, Good news! Here is updated video of this car I think you'll enjoy and here is the link, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Also happy to see a car being used and not just a trailer queen piece of jewelry to be seen and not used. Car were made to be driven.
@@loucostabile Hi Lou. I just played this video again and I still think that this is one of the most spectacular cars I've ever seen. Thanks, Lou.
What a delightful, special car. Thanks for sharing. My father had a 1960 Windsor 2 door hardtop. I remember peering over the front seat, taking in the glow of the instrument panel at night. I didn't think there could be a cooler car, ever.
Hi Mrfrenchdeux, Great story about your Fathers car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Yeah the instrument cluster in itself is it’s own engineering marvel.
I saw the paper that said the base price of this car was $5411....Wow! I knew they were high but I didn't know the base price was that high. I would have guessed around $4900. This thing had a higher base price than a series 62 Cadillac or maybe even a Coupe Deville! Thanks for sharing this amazing video Lou!
Hi Larry, Happy to read your comment on this car :-) You're welcome and here is an updated video of this car, enjoy this link, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Something about the 50s, 60s, 70s Chrysler 300s. I think their absolutely gorgeous..They have a truly racing look to them.
Hi Truth Betold65< Happy to read you enjoy those years. Good news! Here is a link to some of those cars you just mentioned. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/3NNzTyepZGI/видео.html
Beautiful car. I love the 'mission control' dashboard.
fatfender48 Hi FatFender48, Thanks for viewing and sharing. Please take a moment on RUclips.com and type in "My Car Story with Lou Costabile" and you can see other cars and hear Owners stories you may enjoy. Take care, Lou
Beautiful interior love it
Good news Paul. Here is an updated video of this car for you to enjoy. Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Beautiful, inside and out. The dash is a sight to behold. Those long intake runners will improve low down torque, not that an engine of this size is short of a few pound feet... I love the boomerang tail lights although I recall Ralph Nader had a go at these in his book, "Unsafe at any Speed".
Hi Andrew, Good news! I have an updated video of this car (and dash in dark lite up too) and here is the link. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
My dad had a 300D and traded it in for a 300F which was Black with natural tan leather interior. Being 18 at the time I thought I was really cool with the ram tube induction. Recall my dad shutting down several hot rodders in the Chevy's at the time, much to the delight of my brother and me.
Good memories for sure 2098elk :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
my mom told me how she was taught to drive (and how to regain control of a spinning vehicle in the rain,) behind the wheel of one of these. my grandfather was not happy with the car, because it was too fast and used a good deal of fuel. I guess he thought it was a dangerous car to let his children drive around in. only have seen profile pics in car books, and this up close examination of this early mopar beast, is truly exciting. bravo.
Hi Scott Brady, Glad this one brings wonderful family memories :-) My pleasure, Lou
Thanks for doing this video about 1960 Chrysler 300F! My Dad had a 1960 Chrysler Windsor which included @ Saratoga Power pac! As far as I can remember this power pac included 4 barrel carb & duel exhausts! If anyone can add anything to my recollection, would be appreciated!
HI David Kirkham, Happy to read you enjoy this video and brings brings back memories of Dad's car too :-) Here is a link to a video of this car that is an extended version I believe you'll enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Ah yes... My Car Story with Lou Costabile: The only classic car videos that I enjoy watching. Many videos I see posted featuring classic cars from the 40's, 50's, 60's, and so-on always feature a bad retro-theme throughout the video. For some strange reason, others try to rekindle past memories when the car was produced by including really bad music along with horrible graphics they feel will take you back to that so-called "special time" when these autos were prevalent ( malt shop, sock-hop, etc,.)
Lou's interest and fascination for great classic cars take him directly to the source to those who own them, their stories that cover the overall history of the automobiles, restorations, if any, and the all over basic specifications and characteristics that made the featured auto unique in its day, and makes them a true classic in the present.
My Car Story is a direct connection to those cars that have been prevalent as a mere young-pup, have been taken for granted during those times, blown-up during teen hot-rod events, and left for scrap. Truly astonishing how these autos now are now high collectibles as Lou Constabile covers in these extraordinary videos. Holy shit!! 'The Fonz' is at the door!! "Sit on it Potsie!!"
Hi 1hugeturdsundae, Thank you for the kind words and so well thought out :-) I appreciate that. Glad you're along for the ride, Lou
I remember a pretty little teenage girl who always sat in the back seat of her mom's 300G while her mom shopped for groceries. Turned out she was even more shy than I was... 😊 And, I remember a Chrysler ad about a couple who used their 300 to run rallys.
Hi WIlliam, Happy to read this car brings back memories of the girl you remember in the 300G :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
@@loucostabile It's amazing how the brain processes things in the background and then, once relieved of external stimuli, those things come forward. My head no sooner hit the pillow last night than I remembered -- the car was a 300K, not a 300G. (Or so I'm pretty sure. It was bothering me that the tail fins on the 300G didn't look familiar.) 😃
Lou, this is one of your VERY best videos!
HI Hank Austin, Happy to read your wonderful comment. You're in luck! Tomorrow I'm redoing this car with LOTS more details. Stay tuned! Lou
This is my fave type of car to see featured: Slightly wacky cars. And This spacy looking car was actually a real Beast -at higher speeds. I love to see all the cars from this time frame. They are so far-out in style, it makes me smile. Safety/another issue of course..but very impressive. Exner was such a genius wasn't he ? Thanks and Hi from UK = )
Hi frequency flux fandango, Good news! I have an updated video of this car and here is the link. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Lou, I think this is at least the 3rd video you have done on a 1960 Chrysler 300. I agree it is a great car but there are many other historic brands so lets move on, How about some Hudson's, Nash's or Kaiser's Maybe a Graham Hupmobile or a Pierce Arrow.
Stude289, GOOD NEWS! Type into RUclips search "My Car Story with Lou Nash" or "My Car Story with Lou Hudson" or "My Car Story with Lou Graham" or My Car Story with Lou Hupmobile" and you'll see them :-) Lou
No stickers on this car. All Crome badges. Just amazing. My big brother owned a 300 c back in the seventies. Same color as this one. He wishes he had it now.
Hi Albert Gallagher, The chrome is nice :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing details on your brothers car too, Lou
70's 300's did not have a letter.
Only 4 seats?? Bet yo' ass pal..., This thing look like a taxi to you?? Invited guests only. Another great find Lou.
Hi Michael R, Glad you enjoyed this one :-) Thank you for sharing "another great find Lou", it's appreciated and encouraging, Lou
I like it because you don't get stuck next to a brat in the back seat that won't sit still.
this my pick of your last 8 cars , would love to own one
We have a winner :-) Hope you get yours soon, Lou
I thought the 1962 had the swivel seat also. Am I incorrect?
Those intake manifolds are incredible! It’s easily my favorite engine to look at. The interior too. I much prefer the canted headlights on the ‘61 & ‘62, but otherwise this is the perfect car to me.
Hi middleclassic, No the 1962's did not. Only 1959-1961. Happy to read this is the "perfect car for me" :-) Good news! Here is an updated video of this car for you to enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
If I could have any car in the world it would be a 1960 300F. You should see that dash lit up at night Lou. It's fantastic.
Glad to read this car is a Winner for you :-)
Stunning car, without equal. One thing bothers me. The dash showed this car was equipped with factory air conditioning, but there was no compressor or coils under the hood.
+Izaac Hauzen Your answer makes no sense. My dad owned this model Chrysler, I know all about them. No compressor, no cold air.
+itsmegp46 You're right. Also, the heater control push buttons are the A/C type, but the sliding temp. control lever is the non-A/C type of lever. The A/C type levers have a small "pull" grip hanging down on the end to allow you to pull out the lever to control the fan speeds, and they look more like the turn signal lever on the left side. This one doesn't have it.
+Ian Smale I suspect the a/c for whatever reason was not re-installed in the car. Maybe the owner will at some point.
Hi itsmegp46, Good news! I have an updated video of this car and here is the link. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
omg that looks good in white, sure wish I had one lol
Hi Ben, Please make sure you watch the commercials (or at least the ones you can) and don't skip them and this is how I get paid so I can keep sharing the cars we enjoy. Lou
The epitome of the 300 line. Thanks Lou
Hi FUBAR Model Yard, Glad you enjoy this "300" :-) Stay tuned as I did a video of the 300's from the first one through 1964 and the differences. Lou
@@loucostabile sweet. Have you featured a 79 300? Low production, snubbed by most 300 enthusiasts
I recently talked to someone who has one, and they send a picture showing it's in great condition. We'll see if my travels run into that one to feature on the Channel, Lou
@@loucostabile cool
The Golden Lion was the Hellcat of its day. Chrysler engineering humbled the completion in the 60's then dropped the ball in the 70's.
Interesting perspective. Thank you for viewing and sharing Nick Dulak, Lou
Good job Lou , another beautiful car
Hi Ooh Gee, Good news! I've done an updated version of this car with more features and here is the link. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
wonderful cars did meny things well my grandmother had one and i was with
her when she was stopped for speeding one real bad thing was bad gas mileage
under 10 mpg is what i was told she could not keep her foot out on it
Hi Clay Coates, Glad you enjoy this one, and thank you for sharing your Grandmother had one too. Cool :-) Lou
Thats my dream car also, cross ram 413 with a 150 speedo, on the daytona i guess it would 200? I had a 64 new yorker with a single 4bbl. 413 330hp. That i use to blow the doors off new 2000's chevy pick ups on the 4 lane highway home frpm work ,ha ha.
Hi Mike, Happy to read this is a "dream car" for you :-) Good news! Here is an updated video of this car for you to enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
My Uncle Sal had a 60 Chrysler Convertible, White with white interior. It wasn't a 300. The grille was different.
Maybe a New Yorker.
Gorgeous car.
Hi Bob Arena, Happy to read this car / video brings back memories of your Uncle Sal's car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Fantastic car! Exner excellence!
Hi Dejael, Happy to read you enjoy this car. Good news! Here is an updated video of this car for you to enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Lovely car. I would like to see the colour restored to original. The dashboard is magnificent!
Hi Mary Rafuse, Glad to read you enjoy this lovely car :-) Good news, this is one of my earlier videos and I have talked to the Care Taker and we're planning to re-video this car and share engine sound, video the instrumentation at night to see the "glow" and he's restored the interior, so stay tuned. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
413...2 4's...Chrysler truly had the 1st Muscle Car!, with the 300 badge cars
First detroit production car with 300 hp .
Hi Sonny, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
lou thank you for all the details enjoyed this video
You're welcome Franz Reidner. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
Beautiful and sporty. Bet that car could move like mad! Help! A squad car is at the roadside! An Iowa trooper!
Hi Alan, Good news! Here is a link to the video where we drive it :-) Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
What a dash board!
First time a saw one of these Dome dash cars it remined me a the Robby the Robot head section .
HI Albert, Good news! I've done an updated video of this car, and the dash is lite up at night too. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Ultra cool & smooth. such a classy car. WANT!!! :)
Hi D Wnrignt, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Good news! Noel and I did a much more in depth follow up on his car and here is the link to see the video, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Great looking car.
+retthok Thanks for viewing and sharing, Lou
Thanks. Very Beautiful Car.
You're welcome :-)
Wicked Wicked Ride
Good news Shaun! I've created a more recent video of this car which we take a ride in too. Here is the link. Enjoy ! ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
He said only 61 station wagon had these lights. I have 61 300 diecast, same lights.
Hi Calvin, Glad to read you have a fun die cast like this one :-) Good news! Here is an updated video of this car. Enjoy, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Did you say new Zealand how do I find the group
Hi Zane, Not sure. Good news! Here is an updated video of this car. Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
I wonder what the actual top speed was on this rocket???
Not sure.
Beauuuuutiful Car!!
Glad you enjoy the looks of this one :-) Hope you see many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
Very beautiful amazing car wow just love the look beautiful
Hi Keith O'Neil
, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Good news! There is an updated / extended video of this car I think you'll enjoy and here is the link, Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
Nicely done!
300rcm1 Thanks for viewing and sharing. Lou
I love the letter cars.
There are a few of the "Letters" on the Channel. I'd like to get at least one of each.
she a beauty i likethe lines on it the 300 is another favorite of mine looks new
Hi Franz Reidner, Happy to read you appreciate the lines of this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
The luevered hood was not just used on the 300 it was used on the 61 Dodge Dart Phoenix also..a Chrysler club member should know his facts before going on a live interview
Hi Michael I, Good news! I'm learning, and if you watch the Channel you will too. PLUS, the Care Takers usually have all the info, so I'll ask the questions and we'll learn together. Stay tuned, Lou
Bonus! Here is the link to the updated video of this same car, let me know how I did! ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
No need for sarcasm just pointing out facts ,, but you are the car experts now ,
The dashboard was designed by Jules Verne.
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There's a reason you've only got 6k subscribers after 2 years...cars are great...interview style change needed...
I'm open to suggestions. What would you suggest would improve the interview style? Lou
John Texas
Rubbish. Like Jay Leno is a 'speciality channel'. Moron.
Lou Costabile Less hand held camera.I would employ the use of a tripod so you are in the shots more with the car and the owner- just a general wide shot that does not have to include the full length of the car and you can montage this with shots of the car close up, interior / exterior details. Beauty shots. More editing but better package. As far as interview style, try to get them to talk to you more, and you less- which is sometimes difficult but the set of general questions. When they got the car, was it restored, did they restore it themselves, a bit about them, their car history, work or hobby history, other cars they have now, how many owners of this car, why this car, the restoration process, etc. Then model specific including horsepower, gearbox, diff ratio , twin traction etc, top speed, 0- 60 if they know, suspension etc. Any mods they have or if they have modded it like MSD ignition etc. Run through the interior gauges and controls and then a quick road test. Done.
Ahhh I see Ramblin. You got called out, trying to justify it won't work- I'd just Ramble along pal, with your million subs... I did not say no hand held- too much hand held is not good in this forum. Fact. Nor does it take much time or money to have a tripod- or even a second camera in this age of cheap, decent digital cameras or simple editing suites. And your name is now Lou? I was asked and gave my opinion as a viewer and car fan. Technical stuff? Give me a break. It's a car! And an individual classic car that had different options when ordered. All of this 'boring' detail takes seconds and adds to my and others understanding of the car in context in it's period. Lets just show the upholstery...
You're getting a sample of being called out as an arrogant idiot. Period. Now ramble off and make all those wonderful epic hand held masterpieces. You're done, and I'm done with you Troll.
my father had 1958 Chrysler Windsor I was 8 years old and I was my father's sidekick I remember him whooping on 1957 J2 Oldsmobile with tripower Oldsmobile lost Ford had nothing either that would hang Chevrolet definitely did not
Hi Bill, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Fathers car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
A Virgil Exner exclusive............
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It's cost at least 100k$
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Obviously car designers of today need to pursue another line of work. In other words, they suck in comparison to the olden times.
Hi Bob Bob, Happy to read you enjoy the design of this car :-) Good news! Here is the link to a more in depth video of this car. Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html
That is an amazing car!
High praise :-) Good news! Here is an updated video of this car I think you'll enjoy. ruclips.net/video/NKqcmW9hy3E/видео.html