Hugh Hefner’s Playboy Mansion Limousine and Colonel Sanders Personal Car
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Today we are taking a look at a couple of celebrity owned cars cars, including Hugh Hefner’s personal limousine from the Playboy mansion, a car that belonged to Colonel Harlan Sanders of Kentucky fried chicken, Howard, Hughes, and several other artifacts at Historic Auto Attractions museum in Roscoe Illinois.
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I absolutely love that Continental Mk.II of Conway Twitty's! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
This museum is really a great place that a lot of people still don't know is there.
I agree!
Love, love the big and long American cars!
Jay Leno use to talk about The Peterson Automobile Museum often on The Tonight Show. Flew out to LA one year, went, and was blown away.
really nice cars. I remember most of those people, thanks jeff for the tour. Have a blessed weekend
Thanks Lisa, it’s always fun digging up the history. Have a safe and happy Memorial Day weekend!
Another nice car museum not so far away from that one Is the Gilmore car Museum in Michigan, I've been there a few times and never get tired of it, they have nearly 400 automobiles on display just about every classic car from late 1800's to present day there are multiple buildings and even a 1950's diner. Currently they even have the Truckster from National lampoons Vacation. Must see family fun for car enthusiast.
Thanks! I’ve heard about it before but will have to make the journey!
Back in the early 90's Conway had a museum in Nashville when you walked in the front door there was a turn table round stage where a 1957 T bird convertible lime green that was given to him from a fan odometer read 69 miles
everything in the conway museum was sold at auction.
his mansion is now owned by trinity broadcasting network.
the donstairs is a mesuem to conway and the upstairs is offices.
and they do not give tours.
Amazing place and Cars
Funny how this museum is only 7 miles from my home and I’ve never been yet I catch vloggers covering it. I just better go and see it!
It’s well worth it.
Thank you for sharing that.
Love old vehicles!
Hope that you and your family have a safe and enjoyable Memorial Day weekend.
Thanks Martha! Have a great holiday weekend!
On the playboy limo. I think it is the first time I seen a moon roof for the driver. Such nice vehicles. I have never heard that the Colonel stole the recipe. It was amazing that his first restaurant the highway moved. And if he didn't move wouldn't have survived. On Edison it is largely said he was a thief of ideas. Even took from Tesla who was penniless at the end.
I would like to have seen more cars in the museum.
Col. Sanders was a Kentucky Colonel who lived many years of his life in Toronto (where I am writing from) and was granted the designation of Kentucky Colonel by the Governor of Kentucky. This organization still exists, I am a member, and dates back to 1813 (see Wikepedia) and is a thriving organization with deep charity roots.
Actually, most all of his life after he came-up with the eleven secret herbs and spices was in Corbin, Kentucky where he and his wife owned a travel lodge and restaurant. When the business took off he moved to a large white mansion in Simpsonville, Kentucky just outside Louisville, Kentucky. The mansion still stands to this day and is the location where he and his wife opened Claudia Sanders Dinner House in the property. The restaurant is still there and is operated by the man that Sanders sold the restaurant too before he passed. The man he sold it too still owns it today is Tommy Settles. Mr. Settles is up in age and not in good health and has put the home and restaurant on the market about a year ago.
Of course, Harland Sanders sold his Kentucky Fried Chicken empire to an entrepreneur by the name of John Y. Brown, Jr. who owned and expanded the restaurant chain before selling it to PepsiCo. John Y. Brown, Jr. later married Miss America, Phillys George, ran for and became Governor of Kentucky and had several children one 9f which was named Lincoln Todd, a nod to a former famous Kentuckian and former United States President, Abraham Lincoln, born and raised in Hodgenville, Kentucky about 55 miles south of Louisville, KY. I just want the true facts to be known as their are many false stories and tales about Col. Harland Sanders of Kentucky Fried Chicken Fame.
Col. Harland Sanders is buried in Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky along with many other celebrities from and around Louisville and Kentucky including Louisville's very own Heavy Weight Champion of the world, Cassius Clay who would later change his name to and be known the world over as, Mohammad Ali.
The house was in Mississauga, just west of Toronto. It was a second home (his main home was always in Kentucky) where he spent about four months of the year from the mid 1960s until he died in 1980. I grew up nearby and remember seeing him a few times at the local shopping plaza. Thank you for the information about Kentucky Colonels.
Extremely interesting and informative.
And i frequented the mansion just for research, of course. Lol psyke! Well done!
You should see mine. It looks like doctors handwriting
When I was a kid working out of records I lifted one of those up put a 55-gallon drum on and the cable snap and squish the drum all the way to the floor
The Colonel Sanders car is awesome. There is also a KFC museum. Thanks for sharing
Conway Twitty drove a AMC Pacer in his later years .Thats a helluva downgrade from the Lincoln .Howard Hughes preferred Chevrolets and Oldsmobiles as to not draw attention to himself . I'm sure the Cadillac was for business guest
My grandparents had an Oldsmobile 98 and definitely attract attention sense it was a boat.
Can you imagine an older Mr. Twitty trying to drive, and/or park that car with the monster front end?
I read somewhere, near the end of his life, you could buy tickets to watch Conway eat breakfast in his house. Bizarre, and why?
*an AMC
James Bond once drove an AMC. ;-)
The Pacer I've heard was his 'everyday car'.....which he'd bought & drove as kind of a joke? The Mark II was part of his classic car collection,among others.
Col Saunders Lincoln, not just a Lincoln, a Lincoln V12 Zepher. I have a shop manual from the 30s of my grandfathers from his old garage w the Ford and Lincoln shop rates for repairs/working on the V12's. The manual is even beautiful and embossed.
Thank you. I really enjoyed the Conway Twitty Lincoln.
I never saw Conway Twitty in that silver car. He used to come to my restaurant, and he drove an AMC Pacer. It had a big CT hood ornament.
Liked the street fighting mans limo colonel Saunders hehe 😅👊🏻👊🏻 lovely automobile 🚗 😅😅
This place is wonderful! I love each and every video you have posted from here. Hopefully you will get that interview with the owner one day. I bet he is a fascinating person!
He is! I actually caught him today. If you have specific questions you have, let me know!
@@FreyzelProductions I'm sure you will do a great job of covering the bases. I don't know if it would be appropriate to ask, but I wonder about insurance, what his favorites are, who he has met that is associated with some of the displays, how he finds items...ect.
Those are all good topics.
H. Hughes' 1965 (not the 1960) Cadillac limo was once owned by his God daughter marina Haworth. She rebuilt it in 1982. Beautiful ride, don't know who owns it now.
Cool cars and thanks for the history lesson on each. 👍👍
The history of each is pretty interesting!
Very cool that place is next level
They have so much there, impossible to cover it all but I try to show a few things each visit.
The Spruce Goose was an airplane that Howard Hughes designed and manufactured. The world’s largest airplane.
Home of the Il. stock car hall of fame.
They have n had money to do what ever .. this items r left behind unbelievable
I think that James Caan lived at the Playboy Mansion for over a decade
No stretch limousine looks as beautiful and well porportitioned as the Cadillac Fleetwood 75 factory limousine. If there were ever any presidents in Hugh Heffner's limo it was JFK AND SLICK WILLY CLINTON.
Too New for JFK,it's a '67 model.
This museum is nothing but money wow those cars
Some of these are as big as buses.
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The KFC car looks a lot like one that Liberace had. Is there a roof that is stowed that sides over the drivers seat?
There are some beautiful cars and other interesting items, but as a museum it seems to be haphazard. The chariot from Ben-Hur next to Thomas Edison's eyeglasses next to Harry Houdini items. I think it would be a more professional presentation if they just concentrated on cars.
Did they clean the spunk out of hefs car
🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
Beautiful card, but not liking the color combo. 🤷♂️
way too much about the owners and almost nothing about the cars.
Some great cars there, esp the Continental of this "me too" Liberace-suit singer, but you just show them as eye candy and do not tell us WHY they were great. You need to do some homework if you do not already know. Look at their specs and performance and history. BTW I find it confusing when you show valid historical artifacts TOGETHER with WORTHLESS Stupid Hollywood movie props, such as the idiotic glasses from "national treasure" a kids action flick of no importance.