I also had the pleasure to visit there and I just could not leave, lol. There was so much stunning beauty in every direction and restored to a level rarely seen collectively like that, it was just hard to walk away from such dramatic visual appeal. But what catches you by surprise is how this interesting deep appreciation sneaks up on you. If you e been there, you know exactly what I mean. People start out chatting up this and that, then slowly get quite from realizing how obvious it is that there is no way to miss the dramatic effect. It’s simply everywhere you look. Awesome place. 👍🏻😎👍🏻
@@rangerregia, I was the same way. I actually changed my plans I had for later in the day because I KNEW I wasn’t gonna want to leave the place. It’s sorta shocking, isn’t it?? Yeah, you’re expecting to see some amazing cars, but when you realize your looking at literally fine works of art, it changes the whole context of the visit, that’s for sure, lol. 😎
Dear Jay, may i ask for another „pandemic edition“ once in a while? Just you, one of your vehicles and a blue jumpsuit… thats all it needed. Those episodes where the essence of your work - just pure.
When it comes to many of these museum show cars, the miles they are driven by Jay on this show is probably the only miles that it will ever get put on them from that point forward, which is sad but i understand
I guess it's good for the car to go out for a spin from time to time-just to keep it from "seizing up" [use it or lose if for certain parts of a the car ?].
The Spirit of Ecstasy mascot was designed by Charles Sykes and Eleanor Thornton was the lady he was as his model. She was the secretary of John Montagu. She died in 1915 when the ship she was travelling in was torpedoed by a German U-Boat.
Cameron does an excellent job of representing the Nethercutt Museum, plus there seems to be a very pleasant dynamic between he and Jay. The RR, as with each vehicle which Cameron shares with Jay, is absolutely stunning.
I love it when Cameron brings a car over. It's like watching a couple of guys playing "Dueling Banjos", except instead of instruments, they play using car knowledge!😂 And, it's pretty clear that Jay loves this beautiful car. Thanks for bringing this elegant beast to the Garage, Cameron, and thanks and kudos to Jay and Crew. Excellent episode!✌️❤🙂🇨🇦
I feel so fortunate that Jay and Cameron and the Northcutt museum share these gorgeous and priceless cars with everyone this way. Thanks for another GREAT video 👍
OTR is my occupation and I always have something entertaining going all day long. A week ago, RUclips dished a Jay's Garage video, I watched it and have been hooked ever since. I'm still binge-watching. Love it! Love your knowledge, passion, and sincere desire for preserving the car, people, and era.
Jay's willingness to display these rolling pieces of art is really appreciated. His background knowledge is phenomenal. I expect we'll see less of these segments as Jay focuses on Mavis. And well he should..Family is Everything!
Please keep these cars coming. Thanks again Cameron for letting us see this magnificent automobile! I would love to see your museum if it's still there after all the flooding in California.❤
Another absolute JEWEL from the most fascinating collection in the automotive world - THANKS FOR SHARING :) ! Have a GREAT week !! Take care and God bless !!!
I'm hoping to get down to visit my kid down in LA in next month or two. Got any advice if I can break off for a half day when I'm there? I really want to see it!
I remember that car...My father was friend's with a man whom did restoration-work on it, having my father give him a hand on occasion...Great to see it looking so lovely!...
The "power brakes" you mention are derived from two brake servo patents; one designed by Hispano-Suiza and the other by Renault. It is a marvellous system and is a pre-cursor to anti-lock brakes. When correctly set up, the brakes are extremely powerful. The RR gearbox driven brake servo was used from 1923 until the late 1960s. Not without its issues though! In 1923, an experimental Silver Ghost fitted with the new brake servo system smashed the glass out of its Lucas headlamps at the end of Nightingale Road in Derby - needless to say Rowbotham and Hives, two key figures in RR history, were far from impressed at this ordeal! Eventually, the servo was engineered to work beautifully, albeit a complex and over-fussy design. They also have a tendency to fail when oil from the gearbox impregnates the clutch linings of the servo itself. For more information, please drop us an email.
Thankyou Jay for still working and bringing us these great shows. At your age most don'[t get off the couch. You rock dude. it's an inspiration to work harder.
It's hard to see Leno get old and sad news about his wifes condition, I remember Lenos first year on The Tonight Show, I was in 8th Grade and was just then able to stay up that late on Fridays. Keep up the shows, haven't missed an episode in over 10 years.
i saw the nethercutt museum a year ago. A MUST SEE, and a Must is the museum across the street. musical instruments and history. a MUST SEE. i'm a mechanic...i left trying to stop the tears. you will be overwhelmed with the restoration and mechanics of everything. will bring a true mechanic to tears. just not on cars. such a great place.
Jay! Glad to see you enjoying the car scene as well as bringing the experience to us poor folks! When I see this I always think you are so lucky to drive some of these cars that NOBODY ever drives!
Jay Leno, what a wise guy. Would think a man like he know name on cars, but he is just into details. Talking about gears, engines and setup on cars like he know everything on each car he owns and has seen in his lifetime. He is just a legend.
Jay, your knowledge of all things car is amazing. I love watching all your episodes. You get to drive so many of the most unbelievable cars on the planet...
Watching this one again.............such beautiful car's from the Nethercutt collection..............you can easily see that Jay likes Cameron.............despite the age difference...............definitely another beautiful piece of history
What a beautiful car, love the beautiful curves of the body, and the perfect deep black paint. You can see the craftsmanship everywhere on this car. also, what a perfect restoration, this car is spotless, and runs beautifully. Thanks for the video.
The Spirit of Ecstacy was based on Eleanor Thornton, the Secretary and mistress of a very good customer for Rolls Royce John Douglas-Scott-Montagu the 2nd Baron Montagu of Beaulieu. His son, the 3rd baron of Montagu of Beaulieu, Edward Douglas-Scott-Montagu took his car collection (some he inherited some he bought himself) and opened the UK National Motor Museum in the grounds of his stately home, Beaulieu.
This was the first car I remember seeing at The Nethercutt. Front and center in their fine collection. What amazed was their 'Crem de la Crem" collection next door in their 'toured' building. I highly recommend getting a reservation for that when you come to see the main collection. It's FREE as well, you just need to sign up for the tour in advance. Absolutely phenomenal. Highly recommended. Mr, Nethercutt had fine taste.
I live about 30 minutes from the Nethercutt Museum and have been there more times I can count, it's amazing experience a must see if you get the opportunity! Mr. Leno Thank you.
The Nethercutt is fantastic, I've been there multiple times and I love to take out-of-towners there. It's great that they share some of their cars with Jay's viewers. Their musical instrument collection is also fantastic and the instruments' curator is very passionate about them.
Man, those raked driver compartment windows are COOL... Not as sinister as most old Rolls-Royces. What a crazy car, just the epitome of opulence at that time. I'm surprised it's a six, I would've expected a straight eight when they upgraded to OHV. Man, that is a PRETTY engine. I'm just as impressed with the caning and the beautiful door handles as Jay is. Amazing the difference in car quality and what that means with labor costs so different from what they were. Now we have mass-production down to an incredibly precise science, but the result isn't anywhere near as dramatic or beautiful. Wow.
Did Carrillo make the pistons for that? A couple years ago I saw a post on IG with some old Rolls Royce pistons. I said only person I can think of that wants those is Jay Leno.
Allen Swift died in 2005 at the impressive age of 102, but his automotive story is even more remarkable. Not only is the gentleman credited with owning a Rolls-Royce automobile longer than anyone else in the world, but he had the forethought and funds to ensure its future preservation after his death.Dec 27, 2012
I've also been to the Nethercutt on Jay's recommendation. It's very much well worth the visit! I'm glad Jay's pestering Cameron to pull these out of the museum for some exercise. ;)
I love these Nethercutt cars, they are amazing. The quality of restoration is incredible and absolutely flawless, it must be a pebble beach 100 point car. 👏👏👍👍
Lovely car, reminds so much of the infamous Yellow Rolls Royce. Used to be done on the Radford mini's from the 60's. The first one was bought by the late Peter Sellers, he bought it for his gf at the time Britt Ekland.. The guy that used to paint the wicker effect on the cars needed to get drunk to paint a straight line. The spirit of Ectasy was Lord Beaulieu's secretary and supposed mistress.
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Always a pleasure to stop by your garage Jay!
Beautiful car, does your website have a list of all the cars in the museum ?
Great to have you share your treasures with us!
Thank you for showing the cars off, looking forward to seeing more in the future
The pleasure is also ours! Thank you for what you do 🙏
class act all round
Thanks for sharing the history of this car.
Let's all keep Mavis Leno in our hearts and prayers.
Yes. Lovely lady. Brought the plight of Muslim women to the Western World.
@@jamesdellaneve9005I didn't know about that. But I'm sure going to look at that after the video. I had a feeling that she's a class act!
@@kfrerix9777 She made the world aware of the Taliban’s treatment of women. Beheadings, limbs cutoff, stonings, etc. Unbelievable cruelty.
Indeed. And please Jay, take care of yourself as well. Looking a bit drawn which is no surprise, make sure there's time to look after your own health.
JD ............after 911 the experts sought her out .@@jamesdellaneve9005
I went to the nethercutt museum once for a birthday. Had everything I could ever dream of seeing in person
I also had the pleasure to visit there and I just could not leave, lol. There was so much stunning beauty in every direction and restored to a level rarely seen collectively like that, it was just hard to walk away from such dramatic visual appeal. But what catches you by surprise is how this interesting deep appreciation sneaks up on you. If you e been there, you know exactly what I mean. People start out chatting up this and that, then slowly get quite from realizing how obvious it is that there is no way to miss the dramatic effect. It’s simply everywhere you look. Awesome place. 👍🏻😎👍🏻
@@Far2hip it truly was incredible. I was there from about 30 mins after it opened to the time it closed 😅
@@rangerregia, I was the same way. I actually changed my plans I had for later in the day because I KNEW I wasn’t gonna want to leave the place. It’s sorta shocking, isn’t it?? Yeah, you’re expecting to see some amazing cars, but when you realize your looking at literally fine works of art, it changes the whole context of the visit, that’s for sure, lol. 😎
@@Far2hip you said it man 👌😎
Even manbearpig!!?
Dear Jay, may i ask for another „pandemic edition“ once in a while? Just you, one of your vehicles and a blue jumpsuit… thats all it needed. Those episodes where the essence of your work - just pure.
This right here 👆!! Would be lovely
LMAO you think Jay wastes his time reading this BS>??!>?🤡
@@REAPERLIFE-ky6xsnobody reads yours w.a nker
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@@REAPERLIFE-ky6xs yes he does... imagine spreading hate on Jay Leno's channel, low life
You know it's going to be a good episode when Cameron shows up with a real, honest to goodness classic. So humble, pleasant, and knowledgeable.
not so humble, but very pleasant.
That thing is obscene, but in a good way. Jay looks small next to it.
It's incredible that the museum let this jewel run on the streets. Thanks for that.
When it comes to many of these museum show cars, the miles they are driven by Jay on this show is probably the only miles that it will ever get put on them from that point forward, which is sad but i understand
I guess it's good for the car to go out for a spin from time to time-just to keep it from "seizing up" [use it or lose if for certain parts of a the car ?].
The Spirit of Ecstasy mascot was designed by Charles Sykes and Eleanor Thornton was the lady he was as his model. She was the secretary of John Montagu. She died in 1915 when the ship she was travelling in was torpedoed by a German U-Boat.
P&O Liner S.S. Persia, sank by Kriegsmarine Captain Max Valentiner in U-38, Montagu survived, Thornton didn’t.
This is the hood ornament that was supposed to be the origination of the saying "Nellie in her nightie", a common phrase at the time.
Cameron does an excellent job of representing the Nethercutt Museum, plus there seems to be a very pleasant dynamic between he and Jay.
The RR, as with each vehicle which Cameron shares with Jay, is absolutely stunning.
Wow...that restoration is absolutely unreal...the engine compartment alone is mind blowing!
This kid is doing so a good job representing his family and these beautiful cars of historic era.
The Nethercutt Collection cars are becoming such a highlight. So much history and such wonderful cars.
I love it when Cameron brings a car over. It's like watching a couple of guys playing "Dueling Banjos", except instead of instruments, they play using car knowledge!😂 And, it's pretty clear that Jay loves this beautiful car. Thanks for bringing this elegant beast to the Garage, Cameron, and thanks and kudos to Jay and Crew. Excellent episode!✌️❤🙂🇨🇦
94 years old, and still driveable. What more could you ask for in a Rolls-Royce?
Bluetooth and Apple CarPlay? 😅
@@AB0BA_69 I don't care for either.
@@ColtonRMagby What a Luddite thing to say!
@@AB0BA_69 I’d never be off the road if I had a car like that
@@AB0BA_69 I'd rather listen to railroad frequencies than mess with connecting my phone to the car radio with anything other than Bluetooth.
I feel so fortunate that Jay and Cameron and the Northcutt museum share these gorgeous and priceless cars with everyone this way. Thanks for another GREAT video 👍
What a beautiful machine, just pure art
Thanks Jay Leno's Garage and Nethercutt's for another great video. Please don't stop.
Man, the Nethercutt car museum is truly astonishing! I love visiting it. I may have seen that Rolls about 6 times but only on display.
OTR is my occupation and I always have something entertaining going all day long. A week ago, RUclips dished a Jay's Garage video, I watched it and have been hooked ever since. I'm still binge-watching. Love it! Love your knowledge, passion, and sincere desire for preserving the car, people, and era.
Jay's willingness to display these rolling pieces of art is really appreciated. His background knowledge is phenomenal.
I expect we'll see less of these segments as Jay focuses on Mavis.
And well he should..Family is Everything!
My Dad owned S184PM, a 1928 Brewster Riviera Town Car. Love the Brewster coach work.
Wow… What a beauty…
Dear Jay,
I love the cars that you find, all unique jewels… And I love the way you present them… So calm and warm…
Really enjoy seeing the Nethercutt collection actually on the road with real world commentary! Thanks Jay and Cameron!
I am grateful to everyone who loved and appreciated this car through the years so we can all enjoy it. Thanks, Jay.
Jay, the Nethercutt Collection has excellent classic cars--please keep bringing them.
Please keep these cars coming. Thanks again Cameron for letting us see this magnificent automobile! I would love to see your museum if it's still there after all the flooding in California.❤
Always great to see Cameron visit with another bit of automotive Royalty.
So cool of Cameron to bring these Gems to JLG! THANK YOU Cameron!
That’s just gorgeous.
Another absolute JEWEL from the most fascinating collection in the automotive world - THANKS FOR SHARING :) ! Have a GREAT week !! Take care and God bless !!!
so happy to see the nethercutt museum on the channel, I used to live 5 minutes from it, brings back a lot of memories :)
I'm hoping to get down to visit my kid down in LA in next month or two. Got any advice if I can break off for a half day when I'm there? I really want to see it!
Traffic is pretty heavy in that area due to a few merging freeways after 2 or 3pm and onwards. I’d recommend arriving early of course.
Thanks for the episode! Cameron is awesome with presenting and he seems very knowledgeable! Can’t get enough of these lol
I remember that car...My father was friend's with a man whom did restoration-work on it, having my father give him a hand on occasion...Great to see it looking so lovely!...
These cars are the absolute essence of your show, love it 🤌
I love these majestic cars. They are historical, artistic & functional. I'm glad she is good hands.
Breathtaking - to see this barreling down the road in real life an AMAZING lifetime experience.
Barreling at 40mph……..
The "power brakes" you mention are derived from two brake servo patents; one designed by Hispano-Suiza and the other by Renault.
It is a marvellous system and is a pre-cursor to anti-lock brakes. When correctly set up, the brakes are extremely powerful.
The RR gearbox driven brake servo was used from 1923 until the late 1960s. Not without its issues though! In 1923, an experimental Silver Ghost fitted with the new brake servo system smashed the glass out of its Lucas headlamps at the end of Nightingale Road in Derby - needless to say Rowbotham and Hives, two key figures in RR history, were far from impressed at this ordeal!
Eventually, the servo was engineered to work beautifully, albeit a complex and over-fussy design. They also have a tendency to fail when oil from the gearbox impregnates the clutch linings of the servo itself.
For more information, please drop us an email.
Visiting the Nethercutt Collection is on my bucket list!!
Thankyou Jay for still working and bringing us these great shows.
At your age most don'[t get off the couch.
You rock dude.
it's an inspiration to work harder.
It's hard to see Leno get old and sad news about his wifes condition, I remember Lenos first year on The Tonight Show, I was in 8th Grade and was just then able to stay up that late on Fridays.
Keep up the shows, haven't missed an episode in over 10 years.
Lived out there for almost a year, was too busy on two wheels to even think of looking up these museums, wish I had now.
Thoughts and prayers are with you and your wife
She couldn't have a better man. Jay's strong.
I got to see the Nethercutt a few months back. I spent 4 hours reading the signs on each car. What a collection.
i saw the nethercutt museum a year ago. A MUST SEE, and a Must is the museum across the street. musical instruments and history. a MUST SEE. i'm a mechanic...i left trying to stop the tears. you will be overwhelmed with the restoration and mechanics of everything. will bring a true mechanic to tears. just not on cars. such a great place.
Just visited for the first time Saturday. Such a great museum.
Jay! Glad to see you enjoying the car scene as well as bringing the experience to us poor folks! When I see this I always think you are so lucky to drive some of these cars that NOBODY ever drives!
Such a gorgeous car. One of the most beautiful I have ever seen.
I feel like royalty just looking at this car intro photo.
Jay Leno, what a wise guy. Would think a man like he know name on cars, but he is just into details. Talking about gears, engines and setup on cars like he know everything on each car he owns and has seen in his lifetime. He is just a legend.
The basketwork design was handpainted using thick paint. Very popular on best cars at the time.
maybe hindustan ambassador will be a great option as 1950's car was in production till 2014
Undeniably rolling art..............just a stunning car
It's always a treat whenever Cameron shows up! I would have liked to have seen the Duesenberg radio!
I LOVE how it has tandem windshields with the front roadster window and than the traditional hard top is so cool!!!
Jay, your knowledge of all things car is amazing. I love watching all your episodes. You get to drive so many of the most unbelievable cars on the planet...
Great episode Jay! The older the car the better... love the history!
This was fun to watch Jay. The informative dialog keeps me totally engaged.
What a stunning automobile!
Oh wow! That in my opinion is one of the best looking cars ever made, can't wait! 👏
What a wonderful car! I bet it is truly amazing in person. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Awesome car from the past. Thanks for driving it around town so we can hear and see it in the real world just not the museum.
Iam reminded of the movie Gold Finger. Beautiful car for those times.
Absolutely love the episodes with Cameron...
Jay's videos of these rare cars moving are such an amazing record.
Watching this one again.............such beautiful car's from the Nethercutt collection..............you can easily see that Jay likes Cameron.............despite the age difference...............definitely another beautiful piece of history
Jay is the only famous person I would ever actually like to meet! Dude is a walking car encyclopedia! And just seems so laid back..
Cameron: "This is one of our garage queens..."
Jay: "Not today! Let's take it for a drive!"
😁 Love ya Jay!
Thanks Cameron and Jay!
Always good to see you well Jay! My thoughts are with you and your family. ❤
I sure appreciate you sharing these with us!
What a beautiful car, love the beautiful curves of the body, and the perfect deep black paint. You can see the craftsmanship everywhere on this car. also, what a perfect restoration, this car is spotless, and runs beautifully. Thanks for the video.
The Spirit of Ecstacy was based on Eleanor Thornton, the Secretary and mistress of a very good customer for Rolls Royce John Douglas-Scott-Montagu the 2nd Baron Montagu of Beaulieu. His son, the 3rd baron of Montagu of Beaulieu, Edward Douglas-Scott-Montagu took his car collection (some he inherited some he bought himself) and opened the UK National Motor Museum in the grounds of his stately home, Beaulieu.
The Douglas-Scott-Montagus are related to the Montagu-Douglas-Scotts.
Best cars ever built! They make box though away trash nowadays
This was the first car I remember seeing at The Nethercutt. Front and center in their fine collection. What amazed was their 'Crem de la Crem" collection next door in their 'toured' building. I highly recommend getting a reservation for that when you come to see the main collection. It's FREE as well, you just need to sign up for the tour in advance. Absolutely phenomenal. Highly recommended. Mr, Nethercutt had fine taste.
Walking into Jay's garage is like walking into a time machine! All these old cars in one place!
Jay knows his rolls royce history. He loves these cars so obviously.
The Nethercutt Museum is awesome! So great!
Beautiful, just beautiful.
I live about 30 minutes from the Nethercutt Museum and have been there more times I can count, it's amazing experience a must see if you get the opportunity! Mr. Leno Thank you.
A Jay Leno Video day is always a good day! 👌
Boy Jay looks good( and that haircut looks even better)
I want one!
😊 фантастика, через столетия этот автомобиль будет вызывать только восхищение ❤
I am absolutely amazed by how pristine this almost century-old beauty is!
Thank you for showing us amazing cars Jay. Love your channel.
The Nethercutt is fantastic, I've been there multiple times and I love to take out-of-towners there. It's great that they share some of their cars with Jay's viewers. Their musical instrument collection is also fantastic and the instruments' curator is very passionate about them.
I agree great looking Rolls Royce! That wicker on the sides is unbelievable. Beautiful restoration of that 1936 Pre-War Luxury.Thanks for sharing!
💯👍👊
I had seen a red Rolls, they widened the body I think 8 inches and completely caned.
I forgot who had owned it.
Beautiful Car!
Man, those raked driver compartment windows are COOL... Not as sinister as most old Rolls-Royces. What a crazy car, just the epitome of opulence at that time. I'm surprised it's a six, I would've expected a straight eight when they upgraded to OHV. Man, that is a PRETTY engine. I'm just as impressed with the caning and the beautiful door handles as Jay is. Amazing the difference in car quality and what that means with labor costs so different from what they were. Now we have mass-production down to an incredibly precise science, but the result isn't anywhere near as dramatic or beautiful. Wow.
Did Carrillo make the pistons for that? A couple years ago I saw a post on IG with some old Rolls Royce pistons. I said only person I can think of that wants those is Jay Leno.
Wonderful car with probably the most elegant engine compartment ever designed.
Cameron, good to "hear" you bring a respectable amount of information on this one.
Looking forward to hearing more from you. Good job.
I didn't realize how big this car is until they sat in it! Beautiful
Absolute amazing piece of automotive history after the next thanks to Jay and the Nethercutt Museum. I love these videos, thank you!
What an incredible vehicle! Thanks for sharing a few details! Love to come visit this museum!!❤❤🎉
Allen Swift died in 2005 at the impressive age of 102, but his automotive story is even more remarkable. Not only is the gentleman credited with owning a Rolls-Royce automobile longer than anyone else in the world, but he had the forethought and funds to ensure its future preservation after his death.Dec 27, 2012
I've also been to the Nethercutt on Jay's recommendation. It's very much well worth the visit! I'm glad Jay's pestering Cameron to pull these out of the museum for some exercise. ;)
This frickin guy… best job in the world, acts like he’s stocking vending machines.
I love these Nethercutt cars, they are amazing. The quality of restoration is incredible and absolutely flawless, it must be a pebble beach 100 point car. 👏👏👍👍
Lovely car, reminds so much of the infamous Yellow Rolls Royce.
Used to be done on the Radford mini's from the 60's.
The first one was bought by the late Peter Sellers, he bought it for his gf at the time Britt Ekland..
The guy that used to paint the wicker effect on the cars needed to get drunk to paint a straight line.
The spirit of Ectasy was Lord Beaulieu's secretary and supposed mistress.
Just wanted to say how much I appreciate you and your work and your hobby and have for a very long time. Damn that's a run-on sentence.
Stunning beauty and luxury that rivals anything modern.