More than ever people are trying to recreate the simpler times with retro styled homes with Simplicity, and with classic cars that are simple and bring you right back to your time growing up . I’m all in! 😊
I owned 2 1966 Dodge Chargers back in the day( the first one was run over by a cement truck while parked in front of my house.). They were the best cars I ever owned. The video brought back some nice memories for this 82 year old. Thanks
A little over 4 thousand sticker price for the stingray and now they want over 100 thousand wish I had a show room stingray from back then what would it go for now
Did I misunderstand what he was trying to say at 14:25 when he said that the two seat convertible design endured until the eleventh generation T Bird was introduced in 2002? They did away with the two seat convertible in 1958. They did attempt a retro design two seat convertible around 2002 but it was kind of a flop. It wasn’t anywhere near as cool as the 57 which in my opinion was the pinnacle of design for the T Bird as far as body style.
It shows one of my personal favorite cars in the background at 26:24 when he’s talking about the Charger. It’s a 58 Impala. I love those. The Charger is no slouch though. It’s a completely different type of car than the 58 Impala. The Impala doesn’t drive or handle as well as the Charger. Nor is it as fast. I just like the looks of it and it did debut the first Chevy big block with the 348 “W” block which increased its displacement to 409 in 1961. The Beach Boys had a song about it.
I love the 1963 corvette split window but the white one was the only factory correct one. Knock off wheels never came on the 63 though they were an option you couldn't get them.
@@zovalentine7305Older GM vehicles,BTW, They should have thrown in the 1967 -69Chevrolet Camaro Z28 and perhaps a 1973-74Pontiac Firebird SD455 Trans Am, and maybe a few other cars as well!!!.
That 2010 record price of $30 million for the Atlantic is exceeded every year at auctions like Pebble Beach. Many a 1950s-70s Ferrari goes for $30 mill now. Record price (far as I know) is $60 million for a streamliner Mercedes from the 1930s.
Old vintage cars are so beautiful defienitily Fords like that 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback and the Knight Rider. Oldest vintage car what we have is a black white colored old Ford Mustang convertible. I can't get a drivingcard and a car because it's too hard and expensive for me but my parents are good drivers defienitily my father and he likes old vintage cars like Wolksvagens and Fords. I will show this video for him. 🌏🌍🌎🌄🏞🌃🛣🚗🛻🚌
Bugatti Veyron's got nothing to do with the original Bugatti. That Bugatti is a division of Volkswagen (VW)... Just like a Chinese MG has absolutely nothing in common with the original British cars. Jeep is a similar name put on never cars to lend from past reputation as a hallmark. There were a Bugatti sports car in the 1980's as well. It too had nothing in common with the originals except for the name.
Not wanting to offend anybody... this video makes me laugh. If you want to see remarkable vintage cars, you look for European brands, specially Italy. American cars are powerful, yes... but the U.S. never built a beautiful car. Alfa Romeo? Lancia? Aston Martin? Just to name a few. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but please, do some more research.
The most obvious was the duesenberg,and many others, Packards, Cadillac, peirce arrow,stutz,peerless, etc.the Europeans didn't have a monopoly on beautiful cars.
For me, the golden era of the auto-mobile was the late 50's and 60's, but if we go back to the 20's and 30's... Rolls Royce, Bentley, AC, Alvis, Jaguar, Delahaye, Delage, Lagonda, Talbot, Bugatti ... you did mention nice cars, no doubt, but still... in my humble opinion, there is no comparison. Going back to the video, and since you mentioned the 1920's and 30's, where everything was considered art, including auto-mobiles, what happened to the American auto makers?
That wasn't that bad, septics have made some nice car's, horrible leyland high roof jag coupe hideous,all those early-ish car's had lethal cross-ply tyre's useless drunk in the wet
Other than the Duisenberg and the Rolls-Royce Phantom, none, absolutely none of the cars feachered were even vaguely "Vintage" yet more click bait from a Top Fives, who I assume are dishonest or genuinely have no idea of the subjects they post, do you not bother with research?
