I fixed the IMPOSSIBLE Spyker... (they hired me on the spot!)

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Комментарии • 350

  • @spykerenthusiast4602
    @spykerenthusiast4602 Год назад +245

    Super cool to see Spyker is getting more and more appreciated. And Vinny.. thanks for the great insight into Spyker history

    • @mangotail6808
      @mangotail6808 Год назад +9

      I always loved Skyker. I always I always found it as a ,,small Pagani,, because it is a piece of art😊

    • @jamesbizs
      @jamesbizs Год назад

      @AlexanderHenry-hz3tdgo. To. Hell.

    • @jamesbizs
      @jamesbizs Год назад +1

      ⁠@@mangotail6808yes lol you love “Skyker” SOOO much

    • @iunnox666
      @iunnox666 Год назад +1

      They're goofy gimmicky cars. It's almost like an XK that Pimp Your Ride got a hold of.
      "Yo dawg, I heard you like planes!"

  • @carwerks101
    @carwerks101 Год назад +136

    I’ll never forget when I worked for Audi someone brought a spiker in because we had the lowest alignment machine, I performed the alignment and got to drive it, I still have pictures somewhere, mine was black with a supercharged Audi 4.2 . Def a neat experience since this was early on in my career and I thought cars were cool 😂

    • @chris31795
      @chris31795 Год назад +4

      That's honestly super dope dude. I've always been absolutely fascinated with Spykers, they're honestly more works of art than a car. Like a Pagani.

    • @VJR021
      @VJR021 Год назад +4

      083 - Mr. Reed's car...

    • @jameswalters4358
      @jameswalters4358 Год назад

      Junk.

    • @josephfranzen9196
      @josephfranzen9196 Год назад +2

      @AlexanderHenry-hz3tdWell this conversation escalated quickly 😂

    • @borismcfinnigan3430
      @borismcfinnigan3430 Год назад

      ​@@VJR021stfu nobody cares..

  • @EdBolian
    @EdBolian Год назад +78

    I love my Spyker. Such a satisfying car to own and drive!

    • @charlesbenecke2678
      @charlesbenecke2678 Год назад +6

      Fell in love with this car the first time I saw it on Top Gear years ago.. Still remains my favorite car of all time..

    • @joshuarisker5525
      @joshuarisker5525 Год назад +3

      Don't lie ed we know you only like it cause you smell the bottom of the seat seeing if you can smell missy Elliotts kitty cat 😂😂😂 I think it was Missy anyway

    • @radicalrick9587
      @radicalrick9587 Год назад +5

      *I love my Spyker as well, which is why I hate it when I have to wake up.*

    • @rustler08
      @rustler08 Год назад +3

      It has zero presence, though. You see one at a car show and no one even looks twice at it, even though there are few cars that exist that can rival the attention to detail and beautiful interior

    • @AdminAbuse
      @AdminAbuse Год назад

      @@joshuarisker5525 bruh

  • @KartiacKID
    @KartiacKID Год назад +24

    I remember 1st seeing that car and instantly falling in love with the mechanically functioning artwork and design

  • @TheLincolnRanch
    @TheLincolnRanch Год назад +6

    In the late 70's I lived only a few hundred feet from the Spyker factory/assembly plant in Amsterdam
    At that time it was just a regular paint and body shop with a used car sales outside...My father worked in one of the buildings as a car body guy, I remember him telling me that during the war years it was also a Fokker aircraft plant as well,
    Then in 1979 the paint and body shop closed down and the building was left abandoned..as we teenage boys do...we sneaked inside the buildings looking around...I got up in the attic of the office building and found boxes and boxes of Spyker promotional photos from the 1920's and maybe 30's...the photos were even taken on the street I lived on ( Eerst Helmerstraat, Amsterdam ) as it had a nice playground with a wide background....i kept a few of the photos and then moved to New Zealand where i met a friend who was a Spyker family member and gave him the photos ( Robert Spyker in Christchurch) He is Animal Vet...Fun memories.
    PS. I was last back in Amsterdam in 2013..the buildings have all been demolished and its now just housing...If anyone would like the address feel free to ask.

  • @AllieLovesLuxury
    @AllieLovesLuxury Год назад +181

    Looks like Ed is planning to sell his Spyker. Driving the price up as Tyler and Freddy would say.

    • @rubeclayton8233
      @rubeclayton8233 Год назад +28

      I Think I Will Remain A Infidel..

    • @robc1014
      @robc1014 Год назад +1

      @AlexanderHenry-hz3tdno.

    • @Cheapass_mx5
      @Cheapass_mx5 Год назад +2

      ​@AlexanderHenry-hz3tdhell no

    • @jimmyneutron5679
      @jimmyneutron5679 Год назад +1

      @AlexanderHenry-hz3td This is about cars, this is not needed

    • @gabrielg8826
      @gabrielg8826 Год назад

      ​@AlexanderHenry-hz3td no thanks, I'm not into religions where they marry 10 year old girls.

  • @davewhite1652
    @davewhite1652 Год назад +2

    I'm soooooo glad to see so many of you make comments about the backwards ball cap...no doubt being envious, at the same time, of his success in a career that has brought him nothing but joy. You would have just stood there scratching your balls while trying to figure out how to get it started while criticizing the company for not labelling everything like a Camry. I'm 60 and can still be seen on occasion flipping mine around and knowing that's all you would see, is pure joy to me. I hadn't even noticed his grave error until I started reading the comments.

  • @lgnaeternum5072
    @lgnaeternum5072 Год назад +26

    I love that Vinny Russo description says: "Has had every dream job in the car industry", man's a legend 😮

  • @edwincolon7782
    @edwincolon7782 Год назад +6

    I remember thinking 'this car is artwork' when I saw it (Cnc machined prop /wagon wheels/ that shift linkage, and knew it would be short lived. Impossible craftsmanship when I saw it at the NY auto show. A car definitely ahead of it's time. Rip Spyker.

  • @TheCannonball79
    @TheCannonball79 Год назад +62

    It’s amazing how sometimes things just fall into place. Great story and history lesson.

    • @TeewopShiesty
      @TeewopShiesty Год назад

      @AlexanderHenry-hz3tdChristianity is key 😂

    • @timkinley1779
      @timkinley1779 Год назад

      'Amazing' has absolutely lost it's meaning.

    • @jamesbizs
      @jamesbizs Год назад

      @@TeewopShiesty you both believe in the same god lol shut up.

  • @extra-dry
    @extra-dry Год назад +115

    Still think he could "double" for Mark Walberg

  • @AeroGuy07
    @AeroGuy07 Год назад +15

    When Spyker bought Saab the owner of Just Saab in Cincinnati went out and bought a C8. I got to ride in it, but i wasn't able to talk my way into drive. But I spent most of the time in the passenger seat marveling at the craftsmanship in the interior. It was artful. Then you get out and see exposed stainless steel sheet metal screws on the front splitter/air dam. I thought thst was an interesting contrast.

  • @gionoor3304
    @gionoor3304 Год назад +91

    Proud to be a Dutch VinWiki fan!😊

    • @JDYTC
      @JDYTC Год назад +3

      Thanks to Victor Muller, the modern Spyker is not much to be proud of. However, the original that existed from 1880-1926 is.

    • @pistonburner6448
      @pistonburner6448 Год назад +2

      @@JDYTC Very true.

    • @AMSillje
      @AMSillje Год назад +2

      Ha, ik ook😎

    • @m4ik3l033
      @m4ik3l033 Год назад +1

      Het zelfde 💪🏻

    • @megabakfiets
      @megabakfiets Год назад

      Cringe

  • @MEchanicAL_LSTAR
    @MEchanicAL_LSTAR Год назад +6

    When I worked for a Porsche race team at LeMans, one of our guys had a relationship with the Spyker guys and got to poke around a bit with their race cars. Awesome group of guys and such a shame it just didn’t perform and work out.

  • @spaulagain
    @spaulagain Год назад +2

    Got to drive one back in 2008, was a blast and that interior was a delight to sit in. The V8 sounded so confident.

  • @chriskelvin248
    @chriskelvin248 Год назад +3

    Great tale! Your skills and knowledge came into play at just the perfect point in time.
    I felt privileged to sit in a D8 and C8 at the NYIAS in the early 2000’s. My buddy was a friend of Rona from Manhattan Motorcars. When we arrived at their exhibit in the lobby of the Javitz Center, we were let in beyond the velvet ropes to the surprised looks of the other onlookers! Those exposed shifter mechanisms…the stuff of dreams!

  • @SPLICER21PS3
    @SPLICER21PS3 Год назад +8

    Side note, the picture of the steering wheel is not the one he was talking about. Early cars had these gorgeous propeller-themed wheels with no airbags, definitely worth Googling. Absolute works of art.

    • @BrooksMoses
      @BrooksMoses Год назад +1

      Ah, indeed. One of those is shown at 4:10 in the video (no Googling needed!), and I see what he meant about "completely unsafe" a lot more!

  • @torrickhan9965
    @torrickhan9965 Год назад +5

    Oh my word, you can feel the passion that Vinny experiences when he talks about the Spyker, its all love and emotions. We lack manufacturers and tradesmen that still hold passion (with profitability) over purely mass production .

  • @pistonburner6448
    @pistonburner6448 Год назад +608

    No wonder Spiker was a short-lived company: they had to hire people who could just start their cars by chance.

    • @Awsomeisimo
      @Awsomeisimo Год назад +5

      They are still around (Lying)

    • @MelodyOo
      @MelodyOo Год назад +4

      they are still going what short-lived?

    • @TheRamRanch
      @TheRamRanch Год назад +40

      Knowing what systems are in the car and how they work isn’t exactly by chance

    • @MyILoveMinecraft
      @MyILoveMinecraft Год назад +2

      Intergalactic Binbrain has a good video on the companies history (and on some of the terrible financial decisions)

    • @pistonburner6448
      @pistonburner6448 Год назад

      @@MelodyOo I wouldn't call lying in a hospital bed as a vegetable, racking up massive hospital bills, not really counting as a true and functioning representative of your kind...being "alive".
      First of all Spyker has never managed to get to the level of anywhere near sustainable status, being in perpetual near-bankruptcy condition. And then it had in fact gone bankrupt in 2021. The only reason it hadn't done so sooner is not because it's a viable, actually functioning business that has managed to sell cars, but because it was owned by larger entities which kept it basically just 'on the books'...nearly dormant. Then as the larger company which owned Spyker was itself going bankrupt they had to sell Spyker, at which point there was only Spyker itself, so naturally it very soon after went bankrupt.
      "In 2020 Spyker announced a return to building cars after being backed by Russian investors" Does that sound legit and healthy to you? Do you honestly suggest they're designing, manufacturing and selling cars, taking care of after-sales? No, it'll be around as a trophy and a money-laundering tool for some oligarch for a few years, then it'll go bankrupt or will be sold to someone else for the same purpose.

  • @JPspinFPV
    @JPspinFPV Год назад +4

    I saw a silver Spyker at the Seattle auto show early on in production. It really is a very special car. The level of detail was second to none.

  • @falkenlaser
    @falkenlaser Год назад +1

    Years ago I would once in awhile go to Park Place Motors in Bellevue, WA, which is an Aston Martin and Spyker dealer, and they had a Spyker on the showroom floor when I went in 2008 and 2010. They said they only make 80 a year for the whole world, and you have a better chance of seeing a Veyron in the wild than a Spyker.
    Speaking of Park Place Motors, right across the street is the Lamborghini/Bentley/Rolls-Royce dealer, and down the street is Definitive Audio, which sells pairs of speakers that cost as much as a supercar. But in between the car dealers and the audio store, there’s also Ross, McDonalds, Car Toys, and further down the street is Good Will and Fred Meyer. NE 20th Avenue in Bellevue is the weirdest mix of ultra-high end and low end businesses.

  • @mrpurple2306
    @mrpurple2306 Год назад +6

    Spijker, the pearl of the Dutch Automotive history,
    next to DAF and Donkervoort ;)

  • @spykercar
    @spykercar Год назад +9

    This might be the first video where I've seen a Spyker actually running ❤

  • @traxnada
    @traxnada Год назад +52

    Had no idea Mark Walberg had such career!

    • @moe8024
      @moe8024 Год назад +4

      I was thinking the same thing lol

    • @joshua.snyder
      @joshua.snyder Год назад +2

      He is more like Mahk from Zebra Corner...

    • @wicusdupreez6950
      @wicusdupreez6950 Год назад +2

      Mork Wheelberg as ordered on Wish

  • @Mr.Schitzengigglez
    @Mr.Schitzengigglez Год назад +8

    That start sequence is the sort of stuff valets have nightmares about.

  • @thegooddoctor6719
    @thegooddoctor6719 Год назад +4

    This has to be one of the best VINwiki story presentations that I have seen on this channel....... Very Cool ..... Very Cool indeed.............

  • @EddieIrvine106
    @EddieIrvine106 Год назад +11

    Spyker is what TVR should have been (appart from the whole going bust thing)

  • @WeAreCurated
    @WeAreCurated Год назад +3

    Great story Vinny

  • @paul5683
    @paul5683 Год назад +1

    I think I saw this same purple Spyker in Milwaukee at the old international auto shop on brown degrees road. These guys had lots of high end cars. I remember the Spyker sitting parked outside in front of the dealership with the top down and all that purple leather, the machine turned dashboard, the propeller steering wheel and the exposed linkage shifter. It certainly did strike me as being unusual, my interest in exotic cars was just beginning and I really didn't know what I was even looking at other than the obvious Spyker script on the front. That thing was seriously glowing in the sunshine. 😊

  • @VINwiki
    @VINwiki  Год назад +16

    What do you think of Spyker?

    • @charlie1832
      @charlie1832 Год назад

      They’re awesome cars

    • @charlie1832
      @charlie1832 Год назад +5

      Works of art

    • @jasonstinson1767
      @jasonstinson1767 Год назад +4

      They look like engineering car guys designed the mechanical systems without working with electrical engineering guys.

    • @jordanp1859
      @jordanp1859 Год назад +1

      I love mine! What a piece of art and an exquisite drive. Everyone who approaches me has no idea what it is and asks about it.

    • @andycapo9you
      @andycapo9you Год назад +1

      If I had the money, I'd buy one, even without the engine, just to sit inside for hours and apreciate it

  • @noonehere1793
    @noonehere1793 Год назад +2

    I remember my first Spyker, i saw it at Ferrari los gatos…..it was not all that comfortable …i didn’t buy it but i did love the badge! The steering wheel, however, looked like it belonged on a century power boat at lake Tahoe.

  • @KaneGruber
    @KaneGruber Год назад +4

    Love the Spyker. Almost nobody knows about it, but it’s one of my dream cars.

  • @Hotpack7279
    @Hotpack7279 Год назад +1

    A Spyker is a Boutique Car from in and Out. Ive once seen one in Real Life and the attention to the even smallest Detail is Mindboggling. Acceleration and fast is a thing everbody can achieve but that kind of Craftsmanship in Watchmaker finesse is never seen again.

  • @cannednolan8194
    @cannednolan8194 Год назад +5

    Dealer operations manger means the guy who helped us get sales in the states because he got our car running to help show it off.

  • @NYHeeb
    @NYHeeb Год назад +4

    Always loved the Spyker. The details and craftsmanship is unlike anything else

  • @panaceiasuberes6464
    @panaceiasuberes6464 Год назад +3

    Mark Wallberg is part of Spyker's history? Who knew?

  • @cpt_nordbart
    @cpt_nordbart Год назад +3

    "we got Rona... Our retail specialist..."
    Oh that type of Rona.

  • @proffitt72
    @proffitt72 Год назад +16

    I Love the Spiker. I have always been more into prrewar cars, and in my opinion the Spyker is the best rolling piece of modern arr there is. I may never own one, but I appreciate them and admire them greatly.

    • @TheWisdom3
      @TheWisdom3 Год назад +1

      Maybe you will.. 🙏🏼💪🏼✌🏼

  • @OriginalMomo
    @OriginalMomo Год назад +5

    Immobilizer systems suck, but when you stack 2 of them?!? Great job man.

  • @m.cigledy6769
    @m.cigledy6769 Год назад +1

    The tan interior with the airplane propeller at 4:08 is AMAZING.

  • @MrStbigelow
    @MrStbigelow Год назад +3

    This guy tells stories like Ed. You can hear the love he has for the cars. Some people talk about them as possessions. This guy and Ed talk about them as experiences. They each love the cars they drive and that's the biggest reason Ed doesn't like some cars like his RUF n such, just didn't love the experience he got as much as others.

    • @jmoney7289
      @jmoney7289 Год назад

      Listen to the ruf pka story

  • @InssiAjaton
    @InssiAjaton Год назад +3

    Fantastic!!! I have a photo of maybe a Grand Daddy of what you describe. It was taken in 1912 or 1913, when one Spyker visited my Great Grandparents' brand new home, built after the original home burnt down in 1911. There is no firm date for the visit, but the new building appears to be still without some finishing touches. What a coincidence to see this story...

  • @jeffreyoldham55
    @jeffreyoldham55 Год назад +7

    Been awhile since I've heard of Clifford. The system I owned had the annoying habit of locking me out of the car with the keys in the ignition. I always had to carry a spare key.

    • @jblack5323
      @jblack5323 Год назад +3

      The alarms sucked, but the company must have made a ton of money in the 90’s as every sporty car was retro fitted with them. That stupid fucking anti lock, and the alarm used to go off sporadically. I’ve dismantled cars with them fitted and it’s just scotchlocks, alarm boxes screwed into bulkheads and foam removed from the carpets. Pre internet was good for company’s just bodging things and they could get away with it lol

  • @JDYTC
    @JDYTC Год назад +6

    Unfortunately Victor Muller was such a powerful charlatan that he made inventor and designer of the modern Spyker cars leave the company and run it into the ground (“modern” because Spyker is a really old car brand that existed from 1880 until 1926) 😢

  • @Transformyourmind1
    @Transformyourmind1 Год назад +4

    It's Mark Walburg!🤣

  • @amgguy4319
    @amgguy4319 Год назад

    I drove a pearl orange one on the Monaco Grand Prix course before the race started and stayed with them up at Eze. An amazing car and even more incredible experience.

  • @Gee_Jay
    @Gee_Jay 9 месяцев назад +1

    Oh, and Spyker were Founded in 1880, by two Blacksmith Brothers, first Making High-End Carriages - Including Prominent Carriages of the Netherlands' House of Royals..

  • @paulfletcher3998
    @paulfletcher3998 Год назад +3

    Spyker are such beautiful cars. A work of art.

    • @iunnox666
      @iunnox666 Год назад

      XKs look much better, too bad Spyker just had to add all those goofy plane elements to it.

  • @jameslucas3161
    @jameslucas3161 Год назад +2

    Ed's clearly looking to sell his Spyker in the not-too-distant future...
    It never ceases to amaze me how just one guy can use the internet so effectively to finesse the general populace and artificially drive the price of his cars up!

    • @BPF80MCar-vi1pg
      @BPF80MCar-vi1pg 10 месяцев назад

      It's great .can't hate on the ingenuity

  • @TimHunold
    @TimHunold Год назад

    Yo Vinny! I remember ypu doing the ride and drives around Beverly Hills in the Spyker. Had to be around 06, the era of VODcars when I hosted videos for all the car guys before YT took off.

  • @renypayne11
    @renypayne11 Год назад +5

    I want to hear a story about the spyker suv. It seems like it would have been ahead of its time

    • @PlatinumNath
      @PlatinumNath Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/lXDF6HPruaQ/видео.html

  • @335bye4
    @335bye4 Год назад +2

    This was an amazing car. I was lucky enough to actually see this exact car in person at Scottsdale Lamborghini.

    • @335bye4
      @335bye4 Год назад

      @AlexanderHenry-hz3td
      There is only one.
      He's name is Jesus.

  • @ChilledSon
    @ChilledSon Год назад +1

    OMG! Exposed shifter linkage is just too cool 🤯😍😍

  • @simonmenzies3142
    @simonmenzies3142 Год назад +1

    This was the best car to appear on topgear.
    Soooo beautiful.

  • @ShoeF1end
    @ShoeF1end Год назад +1

    The spyker was always my dream convertible car since I was a kid(right up there with the f50 and f430) and as of a couple years ago that dream was looking obtainable. Unfortunately for me these last couple of years people are finally seeing this car for what is is and prices have sky rocketed 😢

  • @Ticklestein
    @Ticklestein Год назад +1

    Spyker. My country’s most recent significant contribution to motoring. ❤️🇳🇱

  • @hanstubben
    @hanstubben Год назад +1

    Just because of the shifter I want one! A lot of quirks and features, but all in a good way.

  • @MidwestMotor
    @MidwestMotor Год назад

    Great story! What timing and odds, etc! Would love for a "happen-stance," like this to happen for me.

  • @automotiveaffairsshorts
    @automotiveaffairsshorts Год назад +1

    I met Vinny on a few occasions… even went on a test drive with him in a Spyker, although, he wasn’t thrilled to let me get behind the wheel, lol 😆

  • @wrenchinwithgrandpa4586
    @wrenchinwithgrandpa4586 Год назад +1

    Wow! What a beautiful piece of automotive art!

  • @SKBSKBSKBSKBSK
    @SKBSKBSKBSKBSK Год назад +15

    Most gorgeous sports car ever produced.

  • @mws3779
    @mws3779 Год назад

    The Cord 812 "coffin nose" is one of the most beautiful car ever made. To me the Spyker is in the same class. It is a beautiful car.

  • @bicyclist2
    @bicyclist2 Год назад +1

    I love all Spykers. Great story. Thank you.

  • @deadmansfire
    @deadmansfire Год назад +2

    Such a cool story, one of the best of the year so far!

  • @Joe___R
    @Joe___R Год назад +2

    It is a real shame that they are not still making those beautiful tributes to the car gods.

    • @adschrijver
      @adschrijver Год назад

      the spyker C8 Aileron is currently in production and can be orderd now!

    • @Poatan.chama.
      @Poatan.chama. 7 месяцев назад

      There is a guy in The Netherlands who still builds them brand new

  • @importslunglowful
    @importslunglowful Год назад +2

    That guy looks like an UnMuscular John Cena

  • @Kowalskithegreat
    @Kowalskithegreat Год назад +1

    I have pictures of that exact car at the philly auto show in like 2014

  • @Scoupe400
    @Scoupe400 Год назад

    Reminds of a Jag/Maserati front, with an Alfa 8C rear. Beautiful.
    Love the story tho. More pls.

  • @Smokkedandslammed
    @Smokkedandslammed Год назад

    "Mom, I want some Pagani!"
    "We have Pagani at home."
    Pagani at home:

  • @BitcoinKal
    @BitcoinKal Год назад

    Spyker was chosen for the film War Rogue Asassin with Jet Li and Jason Statham as lead actors. In the movie Jet Li's character (Rogue) drives a Spyker C8 Spyder.

  • @muschipups4017
    @muschipups4017 Год назад +3

    I did know Mark Wahlberg was a Spyker aficionado?!

  • @jdmjesus6103
    @jdmjesus6103 Год назад +1

    'Man starts car', there, fixed the title for you.

  • @dominickdolio2414
    @dominickdolio2414 Год назад +1

    Definitely the most beautiful vehicle amongst the 21st century.

  • @ramonburgos6351
    @ramonburgos6351 8 дней назад +1

    Just imagine what Spyker would have done with Saab!

  • @gdubya83
    @gdubya83 Год назад +1

    Anything tenacious sends east way, is what's printed on the exhaust tips

    • @randomtuner8786
      @randomtuner8786 Год назад +3

      No it says “for the tenacious, no road is impassable”

    • @gdubya83
      @gdubya83 Год назад +1

      ​@@randomtuner8786of course i googled the translation. Thanks for the correction. You should see the airbnb translation from my host/property owner. From mandarin to english it is hawkward engrish. Good host but confusing communication

  • @gary5481
    @gary5481 Год назад

    What an amazing collection. That TD1 Yamaha is very rare & worth a fortune.

  • @IanB22
    @IanB22 Год назад +1

    more Vinny! Amazing story

  • @nbrouse388
    @nbrouse388 Год назад +1

    We have mark wahlberg at home
    Mark wahlberg at home :

  • @davidben8426
    @davidben8426 Год назад

    This was my dream car when I was a little kid, I saw one at a show (can't remember) here at the Netherlands. Tho can't afford one, still love them 🙂

  • @y2kazan868
    @y2kazan868 Год назад +1

    Nate Diaz talking about Cars yo, hit it Edwardo!

  • @andrewcramer8279
    @andrewcramer8279 Год назад

    By far the best interior of any car I've seen!

  • @964cuplove
    @964cuplove Год назад

    I saw one up close I think it was at the IAA in Frankfurt, extremely well finished, but looked just a bit over the tooth me. All the metal and leather stuff was too much fancy luxury for my taste (simple 993 driver at the time)

  •  Год назад

    15 years ago I saw one in-person park on the street of Monaco with other cars… looked like an alien ship.

  • @tractioncontroloff9796
    @tractioncontroloff9796 Год назад

    I used to see one in St Pete Florida once in awhile

  • @Moonen100
    @Moonen100 Год назад +4

    Automotive art

  • @jonlee580
    @jonlee580 Год назад +3

    I remember Clifford was an aftermarket alarm system from the 90s

  • @timcam8713
    @timcam8713 Год назад

    Stunning cars, I had the great pleasure to be shown around one by a very generous owner in the UK.

  • @theshockar
    @theshockar Год назад +1

    No Tesla has ever gotten everyone out of their cubicles

  • @ew1743
    @ew1743 Год назад +1

    Wonderful story; brilliant!

  • @edwardrussell7891
    @edwardrussell7891 Год назад

    I picked up my first Spyker from Swiss port at Hartsfield... fired it up drove it out of the warehouse to cheers from the customs agents and dock worker's

  • @joshdobson2737
    @joshdobson2737 Год назад

    Wish I still had all the dupont registry, mad/cracked magazines from my childhood collection 85/94ish price and pictures.......heh!

  • @scottimusgarrett15
    @scottimusgarrett15 Год назад

    Very cool story. Thanks, Vinny!

  • @Bigturboguy
    @Bigturboguy Год назад

    you poured fresh gas on top of potentially stale gas like its an old mower, backyard workmanship that wasnt asked for.

  • @Mr20564
    @Mr20564 Год назад

    Clifford alarm, I had suicide, doors handles, and the alarm will pop the doors open 🔥 90’s

  • @vincentwitjes5106
    @vincentwitjes5106 Год назад +1

    maarten de bruijn has build a car that looks like spyker but without victor see it as a modern tribute to something that wont come back

  • @sladeb6036
    @sladeb6036 Год назад +3

    Does this episode seem really quiet to anyone else?

  • @daveblackmoto
    @daveblackmoto Год назад +2

    Biggest regret was not buying one when I could afford one.

  • @garymcaleer6112
    @garymcaleer6112 Год назад

    A true sculpture on wheels.

  • @pinkace
    @pinkace Год назад +1

    I woulda told the guy "hey, since it's broken, let me buy it off you for cheap", and today you'd have a $750,000 trust fund.

  • @schweatty
    @schweatty Год назад

    Couldn't the start up sequence been figured out with a brief phone call to the factory?