Thanks, Do you know if the American cars were purchased new in Sweden? If they were, I never knew there were Buick, Chrysler, Etc dealers in Sweden in the 50's.
Ford, GM and Chrysler had dealers in Sweden back in the 50's, but I think most of the American cars you see in this video are imported in the 80's and later. Many are of course renovated to the state they are in now. Thanks for asking.
@@tompas11A3n52KkX Importing them from the US must have made them very expensive. Thanks again, I enjoy your machining videos and the videos of you riding your motorcycle.
Yes some more expensive than others which on the other hand needs extensive renovation to be in good or mint condition. Anyway, it's a really good investment for prices seem to continue to rise when it comes to vintage US cars. And the interest in these cars does not seem to diminish, but on the contrary. I bought an American car in the early 70's. The price was good and when I sold i two years later I got three times what I paid... Thanks for your interest in what I put up on my channel Dale, much appreciated. :-)
Awesome show!
A lot of nice cars and I couldn't show e'm all. Thank you sir!
Cool show
Thank you!
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Tack för berömmet, får väl försöka skärpa till mig ett snäpp ytterligare så nästa blir ännu bättre :-)
Thanks, Do you know if the American cars were purchased new in Sweden? If they were, I never knew there were Buick, Chrysler, Etc dealers in Sweden in the 50's.
Ford, GM and Chrysler had dealers in Sweden back in the 50's, but I think most of the American cars you see in this video are imported in the 80's and later. Many are of course renovated to the state they are in now. Thanks for asking.
@@tompas11A3n52KkX Importing them from the US must have made them very expensive. Thanks again, I enjoy your machining videos and the videos of you riding your motorcycle.
Yes some more expensive than others which on the other hand needs extensive renovation to be in good or mint condition.
Anyway, it's a really good investment for prices seem to continue to rise when it comes to vintage US cars.
And the interest in these cars does not seem to diminish, but on the contrary.
I bought an American car in the early 70's. The price was good and when I sold i two years later I got three times what I paid...
Thanks for your interest in what I put up on my channel Dale, much appreciated. :-)