Great Garage ! Steve Plunkett shares Cadillac & GM Car Collection on My Car Story with Lou Costabile 

Hi, If you like this video, please click on SUPER THANKS ❤ with the $ in the middle which is the SUPER THANKS button under the video. Thank you! Lou

In case anyone is wondering how Steve acquired his wealth. His father and his fathers business partner (doctors by the way) developed what is now known as "hormone therapy" for women. Otherwise known as the birth control pill. His father wisely included in the PATENT royalties that money paid by the Pharmaceutical company continue on to his children upon his passing. The dollar figure received per month is staggering. Makes winning the lottery look like pocket change. Steve is a very down to earth guy, and gives back to the community in ton's of ways.

This man has an incredible collection. Look forward to the individual videos on these vehicles. This is a dream come true for most of us. Thanks Lou!

Incredible Collection Lou... Having been a Cadillac Master Craftsman back in the day I have worked on some of these Cadillacs over the years ! When the Cadillac Allante came out I was one of the first to go to GM Training Facility in Tarryton NY to train on the Allante. Very complex electronics for the day... The last ones in 1993 had a Northstar Engine...I used to go all over the east coast to help with Cadillac dealers with problematic Allantes...Thanks for posting!

I love how Cadillac design was so dramatically different almost year to year, but certainly never the same for more than a couple of years at a time. True thought and passion went into the design and engineering of Cadillacs. Which is in stark contrast to the last couple of decades. While the engineering of the drive trains and horse power and handling are definitely all there, the body design has stayed stagnant. I'd still love to have a late model Cadillac, don't get me wrong, but give me the '59 or '67 Cadillac, and I'll take those over the late models every time! Thanks for the tour of such a great garage of Cadillacs, and I can't wait for the individual features of some of your favorites, Lou!

I’m so glad that this gentleman is saving a preserving this beautiful collection of cars and that it’s in North America so many cars and motorcycles are being shipped out of the country to collectors that we will never be able to appreciate and view again. Todays collection of Cadillac 2000-2011 you would only need one car

Steve is a super guy, a real philanthropist in the London, Ont area. My uncle was invited to his yearly summer show and I was able to attend in his 54 Packard. Thanks, Lou for sharing.

The Dagmars on that 58 El Dorado should have gotten this an 'R' rating. The garage space is a work of art in itself. What a fine sign collection and 50's Hollywood memorabilia. I grew up in 50's Hollywood - he nails it. Mr. Plunkett gets the Caddie Jedi Master award for his GM knowledge. His collection is a true labor of love - Gilmore like but even more depth. It covers every base - amazing. The entire garage collection is a ART piece of the highest quality. The cars are a part of it. The Auburn boat tail speedster is my favorite car of all time. and he has a superb example.

I’m envious of you getting to do what you love. Thanks for including us and I can hardly wait to see the featured cars covered in their own special presentations.

Lou, this is your finest hour. I LOVE THIS COLLECTION. Hurry, film!!!!!!

This collection is absolutely insane in its quality, depth and variety.

Lou, You did not go to Canada. You went to Heaven!

What an amazing collection and such an accommodating gentleman. Thanks Lou for presenting such an awesome video!

This is very impressive! Gotta love the Canadian cars! Thank you so much for letting us see this amazing collection.

What a gracious host and an impressive collection! I could just hang out in the Cadillac garage all day, but I'm glad you didn't because there are just so many great cars by the other manufacturers and everything in the salon. I am looking forward to seeing the upcoming featured cars, too. What a great day! Thanks, Lou!

Lou this is an over the top MCS. I saw his featured 53 Eldorado convertible on your show and in passing heard how many cars he had in his collection. I couldn't believe it but seeing is believing . AMAZING!!

Lou, you finally made it to Steve's place. Steve is a kind man. He befriended my car guy Uncle Gord James and has had Gord out to see his collection a few times and they've been out for lunch. God Bless Steve........thanks Lou.

Hey, thanks Lou! What a great collection of automobiles. I'll be waiting to view the individual videos for some of these great Cadillacs. The '53 Eldorado convertible was a great introduction to these historical cars. Thank you to Steve Plunkett for inviting you to see them, and share the videos with us. Hello Steve, from Saskatchewan!

America's Finest - Cadillac plus Buick, Olds, Pontiac and others. Thanks for sharing Lou.

This was an amazing experience for the history of Cadillacs. I’ve always liked Cadillacs because growing up the families first was a 1960 Sedan D’Ville, then a’63 and a ‘66. After which parents changed to a 225 Buick Electra. My favorite was 1964 Fleetwood which I owned for many years.

I am speechless Lou. What a fabulous collection. You can feature every car if you want to.

WOW! That is the most incredible collection of cars that I’ve ever seen. Thank you for bringing it to us!

Holy smokes! What a collection. Watching this video on your phone does not do it justice. I'm watching it on my 65-inch TV as I voice text this message to you. Once again, another home run video!!

Hey Guys... im only in 11 minutes.... and wow... Steve's garage ALONE could keep you in content until 2030... ♥ ing it... Just got to the Buick Pontiac garage... Im totally in Love.... Thank you for sharing your garages with us, Steve. Amazing collection and amazing stories... love that you have duplicate of your 2nd car and you still. have your mom's car...

❤One of your best videos,Lou. By leading the owner to answer questions and give the history and story of each car, you have created one of your best works. It going to be hard to exceed this!

Wow how things have changed. Cadillacs really were cool for a while.

I just finished watching this long video, and it's really impressive how many classic Cadillacs, Buicks, and others are gathered in these extraordinary garages! I won't write about the details that I'm used to mention simply because I wouldn't finish; but it was worth it to accompany you on this fantastic tour while its owner, Steve Plunkett, shared interesting stories about these great machines (I'll just make a special mention for the shot where you showed us all the back parts of those Buicks, while it was raining, and the building at the end with a design and architecture clearly reminiscent of the showrooms of the 20s and 30s). Best regards, Lou!

Thanks Lou, what a amazing history lesson with style. Just beautiful.

Fabulous tour thank you so much for allowing us in your garages. What a beautiful collection. Great video.👍

Just absolutely some of the most beautiful color combinations of some of the ultimate Cadillacs lol

Glad to hear that Steve drives the cars.

I learned so much from this gent, what a collection..!

What a nice collection of cars, they're way better than today's electric cars!

This is just amazing.

You really hit the jackpot with this one Lou. An awesome collection featuring the cars from the great years of U S automobile engineering. The various dealers signs around the walls look superb, I can only guess they are modern replicas. ❤

I kept saying the same words you did Lou, amazing, wow, unbelievable, that's incredible 😄

great memories I owned a 59 caddy when I worked in the Yukon lead and zinc mines , when I lived in Edson Alberta I owned a 75 Buick Electra 225 ,those were great cars and great days

An amazing collection. Thank You

Been there for a few car shows in past. If you’re a car nut - there is literally no better place to visit.

Steve hosted a car show every year on his property. He would bring celebrities in to do meet and greets, the garages were open to see the cars. They were the best car shows I have ever been too! I've heard he still hosts a cruise night, but I haven't been any of those. Any one interested should look up Fleetwood Country Cruise in here on RU-vid. There are lots of videos.

🙋‍♂️THANKS LOU,STEVE 🤗💚💚💚

Hi Lou, what an outstanding collection that guy has, those cars are beautiful, and it is a pleasure to see them all.👍👍.

I don't have time right now to view the entire video, but what collection it looks like. 😮

What a fascinating collection of automotive history! My dad told me about the development of automatic transmissions, and their incorporation in “tanks” many years ago. Nice to have this gentleman confirm that, and provide further details. Johnny Cash’s “Blackillac” (my affectionate nickname for “black” Cadillacs), was interesting too. However, I could never figure out why they would offer “dual” crests on the leading edge of the hoods. You could actually order the top one as a factory dress-up option!

At 1:50, is that the "Lost in Space" Robot? What a great collection. Thanks for sharing, Lou, and Mr Plunkett.

Beautiful setup & what a collection of fantastic vehicles. Great job as always Lou!!!

This was unreal! Wow! Nice.

Lou Steve Plunket’s collection is totally of the hook. Amazing Video.A SPECIAL thank you for this tour. ❤️💯👊👍

Yes,!!!!! Amazing collection,🎉🎉🎉🎉

Lou you really hit this one our of the park. Thank you for letting us tag along with you through this unbelievable collection.

BUICKs & CADILLACs are my favorite cars. Thanks for showing his collection. Now I have to wash my drool out of my beard.

INCREDIBLE CADDY COLLECTION THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT 👍 VIDEOS.

The Salon is beautiful as well btw. Incredible collection.

That's amazing.....that's amazing.....that's amazing....

Thanks!

I’ve already seen the video with the 53 Eldorado! No need to say convertible because they all were. This man has a serious collection and I’m looking forward to seeing the rest of the individual videos! I had a 70 DeVille convertible. 75 Eldorado convertible. 84 Eldorado Coupe but my favorite was the 85 Eldorado Biarritz convertible.

What a fine collection beautiful cars.

Did Steve Plunkett acquire that Titanic model from the J.B. Nethercutt collection? Back in the '80s, I was VP at a PR firm that handled publicity for the first expedition to actually recover artifacts from the Titanic wreckage. Through the talking drums, we learned that Mr. Nethercutt had a scale model of the ship in his personal collection, and he generously allowed us to feature it in photos with Telly Savalas, who would be hosting the TV special. At the time, Telly was living in a penthouse suite at the Sheraton Universal Hotel in Universal City, which was just 14 miles from the Merle Norman Tower of Beauty in Sylmar. We figured we could have a limo take Telly to and from, but no soap: If we wanted to do the photo session, we would have to bring the Titanic model to HIM. Mr. Nethercutt was generous to a fault: He permitted us to transport the model to Universal City (although I did have to sign my life away should anything happen in transit). Fortunately, the load floor of my 1988 Toyota Cressida wagon, which we used to transport my wife's concert grand harp in those days, was just long & wide enough to accommodate the model. Telly Savalas: What a Prima Donna. "Who Loves You, Baby?" Certainly not I!

Steve does so much for dogs. I would think that animals mean as much to him as the cars.

All those Cadillacs, and not a '65 in the bunch. Perhaps I shouldn't mention it, but I've been looking now for decades to recover my long lost love, a 1965 Sedan deVille hardtop who got me through college in style. Aspen White with a turquoise leather/fabric interior. It had 70K mi. on the odo when I bought it in 1975 for $750.00. Why did ever sell that car? It haunts my dreams to this day. Lord, I don't need an entire collection: One classic car is all I desire. Is it too much to ask?

Steve must truly love Vouge tires & tinted glass.

No other word to say but, amazing!!

Amazing collection one of a kind.

Lou, I certainly hope that you will feature more of Steve's cars. I did not see a single one that was not worthy of a full length feature episode.

hey HI Lou from the D Mi 😎 hey thanks for sharing another great video of some Absolutely Awesome Beautiful Classic Ride's 🤩😁

I wish they have classic cars like these in South Korea. Imagine K-pop stars driving these.

excellent video...I would like to see more collections like this...I've been following the channel for a while, I really like it...

I am so glad there are people than can have these collections. The Cadillac brand was so special but it's too bad what GM has done to the brand now. Now it's nothing special at all.

AMAZING collection!!

Enjoy all your videos Lou you're a real con like me Ditch that phone laugh

Incredible collection, I suggest you to use the DJI microphones for your camera, using those you do not loose the voice of your host interview when moving the camera, also using an stabilizing appliance from DJI will improve quality in your videos, keep doing this for all the car enthusiast

Wow! I wish I had known you were visiting my hometown... I hope you had a great time!

MY IDEA OF HEAVEN !!

Неймовірна колекція! Дивився на великому єкрані ТВ! Дякую!

Oh my God how many cars does this guy have man I would love to fly out to Canada to see that car collection man I need a b i b😂 and on with the show

The green RS Camaro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

love these amazing cars!!! wow!

Beutiful cars

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what a great disayns thanks to the developers in 1960-1970 for this perfeckt beuty models!

I’ve got an extremely low mile 2003 deville. But I think the head bolts were too short and I have all these service stability system traction control lights on .. drives me bananas. But she is beautiful..

1976 was the last of the larger size of the Cadillacs

Wasn't Steve Plunkett a former NFL quarterback years ago ? What an unbelievable collection of Cadillac cars. Wow.

Johnny Cash's Cadillac? His was built 🎵"one piece at a time, and it didn't cost him a dime. It's a 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54..... "🎶 😅 😂 🤣

GREAT ASSORTMENT OF CADILLAC'S HOW EVER I WOULD DISAGREE WITH THE OWNER WHO STATED THAT 1967 WAS THE FIRST YEAR FOR A ELDORADO TO GET ITS OWN BODY THE FIRST YRS WHERE SPECIAL BODIES AS THEY WERE ELDPRADO ONLY STYLING. IN 1959 ELDORADO WAS A TRIM LEVEL ONLY FOR ELDORADO EVEN THOUGH THEY HAD THEIR OWN BADGE,THEY WERE SERIES 62'S WITH FLEETWOOD LEVEL TRIM. THE ENGINES FOR 1959-60 WERE THE 3 CARB ELDORADO ONLY ENGINE ,AFTER THAT TILL 1967 THEY WERE THE SAME AS THE REST OF CADILLACS,

Amazing!

There IS a difference between "hub caps" and "wheel covers." Check it out. I owned a '56 Caddy Series 62, a '73 Coupe Deville, '73 Sedan Deville, '78 Sedan Deville D'elegance, '79 Coupe Deville, '80 Sedan Deville and then switched to Lincoln Towncars & Marks. (BIG MISTAKE) Todays Caddys are Cadillac in name only, I would never own one. I also owned 2 '85 Rivieras, LOVED THEM.

I believe that Ms. Simpson first name was Wallis, not Wallace.

Awesome. Would love to visit!

Let me in for a month!! : )

Amazing. I bet you could spend a whole year there making videos, Lou lol

They have taken cylinders from us for a hundred years. We started with 16 now we're at 4 almost across the board.

Incredible collection, he seems to like the "land barge" years (starting mid-late '60's) of which I am not a fan despite these mint specimens... my attention would be drawn to pre-'67's exc. '58 Buicks (not a fan exc. for Limited)

I guess he just wants at least 1 of everything ever made by GM, loaded Canadiens...❤

awesome, but absolutely hate the SMOKED OUT windows on all these classics.

Great cars

Lou ahi a ese museo hay que llevar del pescuezo a los directores de GM y a los estilistas

Hi , were you able to see the Chicken Coupe de Ville ? My friend Ernie Foster found it for Steve as found in California in a chicken coupe, had it shipped from California, amongst Steve’s favourites

Epic

If you don't mind me asking about the green 1969 RS Camaro does it have the original color green deluxe int, PW, FPDB, AC, tilt steering, green int. Original color I believe was frost green. My car had those options and I'm wondering what happened to it since I sold it in 2002 out of Staten Island, NY.