The best videos are ones that talk about one thing and show footage and images of another thing. Like this one, showing random stills and footage a camaro while talking about a very specific Corvette.
I was heading to comments to day what is the deal? Cant you tell the difference between a Corvette front end and a first gen Camaro? I can also tell the difference in the rear ends as in my youth, I spent a lot of time push starting my buddies Camaro.
DeLorean are junk 351ford for power useless stainless steel body rear pricey for 🎨 paint I got like them never did just because of the 🎬 movie who cares junk
that stretch 49 packard is a tour bus for Yellow atone lodge, The Everett Historical Flight Foundation has one fully restored. It's Beautiful, I made a video of it.
'49? It looks more a '39? A 180? They kept this styling on the senior cars & bet the ranch on the Clipper cars. There are a lot of stories on how the 160/180 tooling was lost, but they didn't come back after the War, condemning Packard Motor to try & slug it out in the ultra competitive middle price field-Lincoln Cosmo, Olds, Buick DeSoto/Chrysler Hudson, Nash &c.
It is a 1941 and was owned by Smoky Mountain Tours Company in Asheville, North Carolina. My father drove it into the mid 1950's when it was sold to an orphanage here in Asheville. Eventually ended up in Indiana, was auctioned off at the Auburn auction and is currently under restoration in Laasdorf ,Germany by ChromeCars DE.
There's at least one DeLorean project in Hilo. There is a DS19 around Los Osos, owned by a teacher in the late '70s into the '80s. It was always parked neat Baywood elementary
I can remember riding with my mom in one of those car buses, probably 1959 or 60. Believe we were in Nevada or Arizona. I was 5 or 6,thought it was weird looking then.
You can still buy a new DeLorean. All the parts, and cars were bought by a company in Ohio I think, and they have been assembling them and selling parts for years.
I heard about a Jaguar back in the late 80s in a barn for 1000 dollars. I went to look and the woman said her husband had gotten it running about 20 years before , drove it awhile got sick and died and it had been there since , I was really excited until we went to look at it and the body had been rusted through with pin holes. I don't think it would have survived a washing
i knew a story like that in Baleizão, Portugal it was a very rare model and it was covered with straw in a 17th century barn and a english photographer wasked a very old lady to photograf her barn ,being so old ,that´s when he spoted a car all rusted underneath the straw ,but this one was a very rare model from Jaguar and he took it to England where it put it new and on the main t.v chanel they showed the car being driven and looking new
0:27 THAT CAR LOOKS CUTE!. NICE CHANNEL SHOWING OLD CARS TO NEWBIES, LIKE ME!. I THINK IN MY OPINION THAT THE CAR ON THE VIDEO LOGO LOOKS LIKE A CAR HYBRID OF A STOUT SCARAB AND A LIMOSUINE!.
The six door packard converted bus, or one of them was used in Victoria Australia in the late 30’s by the Reg Ansett company, taking passengers from Maryborough to Ballarat to catch trains to Melbourne. Maybe to Bendigo as well. Very interesting, bet the original bus is still somewhere in central Victoria, worth plenty if found.
@@jameskoch7190 why would I? They were dogs, shitty Renault motor, full of faults, only popular because of a film , and the owner of the company's noteriety
The Packard "bus" is a charabanc, a French name for that style of vehicle, pronounced something like "sharrabong." Horsedrawn charabancs were built with that seating and door arrangement in earlier times.
The three-wheeler was most likely knew in 1951 England was counting three wheels as motorcycles where the very cheap registration automobiles were not the same due to a shortage in fuel registration fees were extreme and were raised according to the size and weight of the vehicle
i had two tracion avant and were in perfect shape a black and a bordeux, dupond & dupond made them famous but the model ,i don´t remenber now isn´t tracion avant but is known by that name because it was the first car with front traction ,very confortable compared to a lot of new cars ,but even the poorest citroen ami is boat like on any road ,one doesn´t feel if the road is perfect or old always confortable and also had the ds 19 to the 22 and some GS´s and CX´x but the last i purchase was a Xantia from 96 in mint condition for 1000€ (some friends ofered me 3 other xantia´s)and uses the same system as the others i refer more recent only the problem of driving at high speeds wasn´t good for the drivers that didn´t felt the road but good for any road and solved in 94 no longer a problem in 96 but the XM is la creme de la creme it felt like a spaceship when new and the first time i drove it was at night very drunk and i can assure you that it started to lift off when i started it ,and already looked like a spaceship when at night i turn on the lights ,Citröens are all museum cars even the 2cv that is impossible to make it turn over it self ,once at high-speed 90 km/h, i made a 90 degrees turn and i felt like being almost near the tar but it stayed in a second in it´s right position
That Packard may have been purpose built in Freeport, Illinois by Henney Motors. They built Ambulances, Hearses and Flower Cars routinely as well as Harry Truman's Limousine cars. This would NOT be out of the norm for them to build.
4:55 "few practical uses"?? How about the use for which its modifications were obviously intended; hauling people around in space and elegance, if not, by today's standards, luxury? With a big enough budget for proper maintenance , it would be great for weddings, funerals, parties, business events, tours, etc. , as long as the passengers were gentle enough to treat it with respect. On the other hand, it also makes a cool museum piece.
Just a thought: At 2:21, the woman looks like Lauren Bacall, the driver although cannot be clearly distinguished may be Humphrey Bogart, wearing a skipper's ball cap with emblem, as he was known for sailing and having boats (i.e. the "Santana" which was his boat in real life that was used in the movie "To Have and have Not", co-staring his soon to be wide Lauren Bacall, but I digress). Finally, the little boy looks to be his son Stevie and IF one were to search Steve's earlier photos as a boy, this lad looks amazingly like him. Once again, just a thought.
The Packard bus was actually built that way and served as a school bus. The Ferrari in Turkey that came from Iraq was an F-40. The 2CV (not 2VC). The Charger Daytona is a 1970, not a 1969.
If you watch the car auctions it's clear that Corvettes and Mercedes Benz cars do not retain much resale value. Unless you've got a special one, like one with a 427 or something, they go for cheap at the auctions. I've seen them go for as little as $6,000.
Talks about a stretch '41 Packard while showing video of a '40 Packard sedan. This video is so disjointed I wasn't sure when they were showing the car in question or something else completely unrelated. A fifteen minute video with 5 minutes of relevant content.
I have noticed on several of your videos, you do not show the actual item you are talking about. Case in point for THIS particular video, the section about the Corvette showed several other cars - while saying "this" car such and such, or "this" car this and that - and it was clearly not even a Chevrolet, much less a Corvette. PLEASE show the pics of what you are actually talking about. That's the entire reason why these types of videos get watched in the first place.
The original cost of a vehicle doesn't determine whether a car survives; the very cheap to the very expensive all end up junked eventually. But people put away cars for various reasons, from sensible to crazy. Some literally store a newly-bought car just to keep it untouched; in other situations, the owner of a new car dies suddenly and the survivors keep it as a memorial. And even cars in excellent original or restored condition will sometimes be put away and then allowed to be destroyed by deterioration and neglect.
Statimtek - Many people from the Midwest,and some other places as well ,say Jag Wire also - The American pronunciation should be Jagwaar, or else the British pronunciation,which is "Jag you are "....
@@frankgiaquinto1571 My point is a true guy will know how to properly pronounce Jaguar and Citroen, like someone who is into cooking will correctly pronounce Bain Marie, Beurre Blanc, or Escoffier
How about staying focused and showing pictures of the actual car we are talking about. Car enthusiasts want a little more time to study the car. This video just bounces from one image to another.
Haha, 13:50 while talking about a car that was popular in Europe between 1910 and 1920 they show a clip that is literally from one day before the 1906 San Francisco earthquake...
First car was supposed to be a 1978 corvette drag car and yet not a single photo of a 1978 corvette. Just 1968-69 drag cars. So we never get to see the car he's talking about.
They where in Western Australia as well ,they. Where called Parler Coaches .Perth Fremantle /Fremantle Perth ....Point of interest for some .History . In the 1950 ‘S....J
Why did you show a shot of an Australian built Holden (@.46] when claiming it was a Corvette in Illinois and then (@13.51) a shot of Market St, San Francisco when narration is about the popularity of cycle cars in Europe between 1910 and 1920??? This video is all over the place factually!
3:55 delorians are still being made as one of the workers in the orginal factory has got all the plans and parts and has enough to make thousands of more!. so yes you can get a delorian made to this day!.
The best videos are ones that talk about one thing and show footage and images of another thing. Like this one, showing random stills and footage a camaro while talking about a very specific Corvette.
I was heading to comments to day what is the deal? Cant you tell the difference between a Corvette front end and a first gen Camaro? I can also tell the difference in the rear ends as in my youth, I spent a lot of time push starting my buddies Camaro.
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DeLorean are junk 351ford for power useless stainless steel body rear pricey for 🎨 paint I got like them never did just because of the 🎬 movie who cares junk
Yes Mr Narrator, that F40 is really worth a million dollars especially with the weird provenance
The narrator is obviously not a car guy
8 million in an auction!!!
I love how the narrator doesn’t have any concept of lack of money
Whoa! First segment...I live in Highwood (just north of Chicago, pop. 3,500) and never even heard about the 'vette. Pretty cool stuff. Cheers...
That AMC has my heart!!! 😍😍😍 Such an amazing piece of history.
The old limo reminds me of the traveling band bus on Andy Griffith. Jimmy Fleet and the Band with The Beat.
Bobby Fleet
Thought the same thing@Rob Atwood
Out of around 11,000 DeLoreans built, apparently 6,000 of them are still on the road; that's a HIGH survival rate
That eight-door Packard is the sole reason I clicked on this video! I would totally drive that thing, maybe even "retro-rod" it!!!!
i think that extendo was used in THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW for that traveling band.
I'd rather have a rusty old banger than the clones we drive today.
So many cars look alike! Take the stinking badges off and you're gonna cause some head-scratching! The bone yard cars are really a good test!
There were some cars which were a little distinctive though
thats exactly what im doing
The '41 Packard was most likely an airport limousine. Hard to fine but not impossible.
Well, I liked this video. I seemed to be able to sort out the featured car from the other examples.
Loved these vintage rarities.
Yes. Thank you
The 6 door Packard looks like the Anthill mob car out of cartoon Whacky Races 😂😂😂😂
that stretch 49 packard is a tour bus for Yellow atone lodge, The Everett Historical Flight Foundation has one fully restored. It's Beautiful, I made a video of it.
'49? It looks more a '39? A 180? They kept this styling on the senior cars & bet the ranch on the Clipper cars. There are a lot of stories on how the 160/180 tooling was lost, but they didn't come back after the War, condemning Packard Motor to try & slug it out in the ultra competitive middle price field-Lincoln Cosmo, Olds, Buick DeSoto/Chrysler Hudson, Nash &c.
It is a 1941 and was owned by Smoky Mountain Tours Company in Asheville, North Carolina. My father drove it into the mid 1950's when it was sold to an orphanage here in Asheville. Eventually ended up in Indiana, was auctioned off at the Auburn auction and is currently under restoration in Laasdorf ,Germany by ChromeCars DE.
There's at least one DeLorean project in Hilo. There is a DS19 around Los Osos, owned by a teacher in the late '70s into the '80s. It was always parked neat Baywood elementary
Grace Kelly was a real doll. Way up there at 10.
I can remember riding with my mom in one of those car buses, probably 1959 or 60. Believe we were in Nevada or Arizona. I was 5 or 6,thought it was weird looking then.
These videos will be so much better if the images actually fit the words !!!
they talking about a corvette barn find and showing a camaro wtf
Great video !!!!!!!!!!!! 👍👍👍
Muito bom gostei valeu nota 1o 👍👍😃😃😃😃😃
You can still buy a new DeLorean. All the parts, and cars were bought by a company in Ohio I think, and they have been assembling them and selling parts for years.
There must be a bunch of them still running as I restore leather steering wheels for a living and ive dont a bunch of DeLorean wheels.
@@logicthought24 Probably not, but neither is a Maserati.
Great European cars.
Thank you, an important video
I heard about a Jaguar back in the late 80s in a barn for 1000 dollars. I went to look and the woman said her husband had gotten it running about 20 years before , drove it awhile got sick and died and it had been there since , I was really excited until we went to look at it and the body had been rusted through with pin holes. I don't think it would have survived a washing
i knew a story like that in Baleizão, Portugal it was a very rare model and it was covered with straw in a 17th century barn and a english photographer wasked a very old lady to photograf her barn ,being so old ,that´s when he spoted a car all rusted underneath the straw ,but this one was a very rare model from Jaguar and he took it to England where it put it new and on the main t.v chanel they showed the car being driven and looking new
I'm restoring an old square body and thars so much hidden gems in barns and I'm 10
Sit-Troe-Ennz 😂😂😂
Made my week that
Even Siri doesn’t pronounce it that way
And I’ve changed mine to Australian , just because you can
0:27 THAT CAR LOOKS CUTE!. NICE CHANNEL SHOWING OLD CARS TO NEWBIES, LIKE ME!. I THINK IN MY OPINION THAT THE CAR ON THE VIDEO LOGO LOOKS LIKE A CAR HYBRID OF A STOUT SCARAB AND A LIMOSUINE!.
The six door packard converted bus, or one of them was used in Victoria Australia in the late 30’s by the Reg Ansett company, taking passengers from Maryborough to Ballarat to catch trains to Melbourne. Maybe to Bendigo as well. Very interesting, bet the original bus is still somewhere in central Victoria, worth plenty if found.
1st time seeing it, I thought it was a Soviet "G.A.Z."-12.
The voice of the Titans?
Let me clarify something! If a car is left in the OWNERS garage or barn IT ISN'T CONSIDERED ABANDONED!
if you left you´re wife at home while going on vacations ,she wasn´t anbandoned just parked for a couple of weeks
DeLorens are like WWII veterans, something that is highly cherished and becoming fewer and fewer everyday.☹️
Yeah. I love Deloreans too. Its a shame dmc went out of bussiness.
why? they were/are heaps of shite
@@JohnSmith-rw8uh Go and try to buy one.
@@jameskoch7190 why would I? They were dogs, shitty Renault motor, full of faults, only popular because of a film , and the owner of the company's noteriety
@@JohnSmith-rw8uh You miss the entire point, so sad.😞
If I had the $1mil I’ll buy the F40. It’s my dream car.
The Delorian is the inspiration for the cyber truck.
I love that burgundy colored auto.
Nice 👍♥️♥️♥️
Thank You!
That Packard looks like the one in Big Trouble In Little China
There's actually more DeLoreans coming out. You can order brand new ones to your own spec out of Canada and I believe Texas
Respect classic😎💯
Amazing.
Is talking about one specific Porsche but in the video the footages are from 3 different ones. what a funny guy
Ke bonitos coches para restaurar,,
Barn,rare,abandoned....and I'm out ! I don't believe a word !
The Packard "bus" is a charabanc, a French name for that style of vehicle, pronounced something like "sharrabong." Horsedrawn charabancs were built with that seating and door arrangement in earlier times.
When you talk about a car, show the actual car....
nah, show 4 different cars that might be similar to what you mention.
agreed 👍 more pics of yr discussion are needed to keep interest
Yeah, couldn't figure out what Citroen it was about...
Edit: Nor the Porsche 😑.
yeah & learn to PRONOUNCE Citreon better!
@@microbusss Citroen*
The three-wheeler was most likely knew in 1951 England was counting three wheels as motorcycles where the very cheap registration automobiles were not the same due to a shortage in fuel registration fees were extreme and were raised according to the size and weight of the vehicle
My dad’s friend has a 490 V8 and his Shevie ambulance
I want the old car style
I like it the 6 door
They show movie clips in between everything and talk without stopping so you can't comment to someone or question anything.
Wait til the 1912 Renault from the titanic is put in a Museum will have to update the list
i had two tracion avant and were in perfect shape a black and a bordeux, dupond & dupond made them famous but the model ,i don´t remenber now isn´t tracion avant but is known by that name because it was the first car with front traction ,very confortable compared to a lot of new cars ,but even the poorest citroen ami is boat like on any road ,one doesn´t feel if the road is perfect or old always confortable and also had the ds 19 to the 22 and some GS´s and CX´x but the last i purchase was a Xantia from 96 in mint condition for 1000€ (some friends ofered me 3 other xantia´s)and uses the same system as the others i refer more recent only the problem of driving at high speeds wasn´t good for the drivers that didn´t felt the road but good for any road and solved in 94 no longer a problem in 96 but the XM is la creme de la creme it felt like a spaceship when new and the first time i drove it was at night very drunk and i can assure you that it started to lift off when i started it ,and already looked like a spaceship when at night i turn on the lights ,Citröens are all museum cars even the 2cv that is impossible to make it turn over it self ,once at high-speed 90 km/h, i made a 90 degrees turn and i felt like being almost near the tar but it stayed in a second in it´s right position
That Packard may have been purpose built in Freeport, Illinois by Henney Motors. They built Ambulances, Hearses and Flower Cars routinely as well as Harry Truman's Limousine cars. This would NOT be out of the norm for them to build.
It WAS built by Henney for Smoky Mountain Tours Company in Asheville, NC.
Big car perfect transportation for a family of 12.
In the Julien MM5 there are Citroen 2CV pics including the engine... also confusing, if you are keen on accuracy.
4:55 "few practical uses"?? How about the use for which its modifications were obviously intended; hauling people around in space and elegance, if not, by today's standards, luxury? With a big enough budget for proper maintenance , it would be great for weddings, funerals, parties, business events, tours, etc. , as long as the passengers were gentle enough to treat it with respect. On the other hand, it also makes a cool museum piece.
I love old cats and trucks and motorcycles
I do as well, have 8 cats and 5 old motorcycles
Packard could be 'tour bus. Bus for tourists"
This guy sounds like Kermit the Frog's cousin
If it's a flathead V8 you will need to use leaded gasoline instead of unleaded. That is illegal in many US states. 😕
You should do rare australian muscle cars, some of them sell for almost a million dollarydoos
Just a thought: At 2:21, the woman looks like Lauren Bacall, the driver although cannot be clearly distinguished may be Humphrey Bogart, wearing a skipper's ball cap with emblem, as he was known for sailing and having boats (i.e. the "Santana" which was his boat in real life that was used in the movie "To Have and have Not", co-staring his soon to be wide Lauren Bacall, but I digress). Finally, the little boy looks to be his son Stevie and IF one were to search Steve's earlier photos as a boy, this lad looks amazingly like him. Once again, just a thought.
The Packard bus was actually built that way and served as a school bus. The Ferrari in Turkey that came from Iraq was an F-40. The 2CV (not 2VC). The Charger Daytona is a 1970, not a 1969.
If you watch the car auctions it's clear that Corvettes and Mercedes Benz cars do not retain much resale value. Unless you've got a special one, like one with a 427 or something, they go for cheap at the auctions. I've seen them go for as little as $6,000.
That Packard bus is only 20' long? It would fit in most garages.
Talks about a stretch '41 Packard while showing video of a '40 Packard sedan. This video is so disjointed I wasn't sure when they were showing the car in question or something else completely unrelated. A fifteen minute video with 5 minutes of relevant content.
Looks like those cars need full restoration with Chevy LS swap engines.
This even looked great in the movie "Cars" Dinoco The King 9:22
the dust is worth more than the "car"
I have noticed on several of your videos, you do not show the actual item you are talking about. Case in point for THIS particular video, the section about the Corvette showed several other cars - while saying "this" car such and such, or "this" car this and that - and it was clearly not even a Chevrolet, much less a Corvette. PLEASE show the pics of what you are actually talking about. That's the entire reason why these types of videos get watched in the first place.
The original cost of a vehicle doesn't determine whether a car survives; the very cheap to the very expensive all end up junked eventually. But people put away cars for various reasons, from sensible to crazy. Some literally store a newly-bought car just to keep it untouched; in other situations, the owner of a new car dies suddenly and the survivors keep it as a memorial. And even cars in excellent original or restored condition will sometimes be put away and then allowed to be destroyed by deterioration and neglect.
You don’t renovate a car… you restore or repair it
Just a FYI,,, The DeLorean cars had a $5,000 option for a better wiring harness.
The narrator is obviously not a car guy. Jag Wire? Cit-tro-en? I m surprised when he was taking about the 356 he didn't call it a Porsh.
Statimtek - Many people from the Midwest,and some other places as well ,say Jag Wire also - The American pronunciation should be Jagwaar, or else the British pronunciation,which is "Jag you are "....
@@frankgiaquinto1571 My point is a true guy will know how to properly pronounce Jaguar and Citroen, like someone who is into cooking will correctly pronounce Bain Marie, Beurre Blanc, or Escoffier
Porch
@@terrybigler3690 Porsh-ah The e is pronounced as an A in German.
How about staying focused and showing pictures of the actual car we are talking about. Car enthusiasts want a little more time to study the car. This video just bounces from one image to another.
Hokey, this is written and produced by car-tards in order to create even more car-tards. It’s frustrating.
Objects don’t gather rust, they just rust. Things gather dust, that something that collects.
Why are all the videos not on the car that there’re talking about.
There're? They're
A first for me: Double row chain drive generator!
Everyone from the north shore is like wtf that’s my hometown
Shot horizontally:)
I‘m surprised the Jag was sold to someone not carrying a single visible firearm.
Haha, 13:50 while talking about a car that was popular in Europe between 1910 and 1920 they show a clip that is literally from one day before the 1906 San Francisco earthquake...
Sad to see the old cars go to rot
First car was supposed to be a 1978 corvette drag car and yet not a single photo of a 1978 corvette. Just 1968-69 drag cars. So we never get to see the car he's talking about.
Wrong you can still get a DeLorean in Houston Texas
48 seconds in. thats not a chevrolet. Its a Holden Monaro.
If you have ever driven a delorian, you would understand why it was abandoned.
They where in Western Australia as well ,they. Where called Parler Coaches .Perth Fremantle /Fremantle Perth ....Point of interest for some .History .
In the 1950 ‘S....J
Well ford fairmounts are rare and so as many 80’s cars. I would look twice if I saw one.
DMC is a company bankrupt after the movie
im a car guy so i know a bit of this
I like open type bus 20 feet👍👍👍
Which car is in thumbnail 🤔
0:45 is a holden HQ Monaro not a corvette
Why did you show a shot of an Australian built Holden (@.46] when claiming it was a Corvette in Illinois
and then (@13.51) a shot of Market St, San Francisco when narration is about the popularity of cycle cars in Europe between 1910 and 1920???
This video is all over the place factually!
the editing is a complete disaster
The amx III is so dope
The amx lll looks like a lambo Miura at first glance
can we get though 1 segment without a commicial
info-nada zip, zero, zilch
Wow it cannot be played💧🔵👄🔵💧
3:55 delorians are still being made as one of the workers in the orginal factory has got all the plans and parts and has enough to make thousands of more!. so yes you can get a delorian made to this day!.
@notfiveo Houston, TX