I was a regular at Sears Point and Laguna Seca in the 80's and well remember the GTP cars. That was before the rulebook reigned them in. The were exceptionally fast.

Ran when parked when I drove it off the Ark.

Let the guy talk and shut up! Lol

I had one of those bought it from my mother in law great car iron duke in it standard trany ran forever

Wow that merc !

Beautiful 67 Charger. So much more style and class than 68-74 Chargers by far. Solidly built and quality was put in all 66-67 mopar B-bodies. 👍

I had a metalshop teacher who put a small block Chevy into a Pinto. The first time he punched the gas, he spun the rear tires off the rims.

rip brother

This is all you need to drive. No unnecessary technology and electronic nannies. Just a driver in a machine

The balls these guys had.

Absolutely love these cars I grew up watching these cars and I am still a die hard IMSA fan

Interior has all the mod cons no expense spared on the use of wood screws and duct tape. The dials and switches labled in sharpie is the chefs kiss. 😆😁

Does the '99 even have suspension with how low it is to the ground already?

Good morning to you Dennis thanks for the show sir v12 really cool race cars have a beautiful weekend ok later

I’m in love with power wagons…what really sets that vintage period are those budd wheels. Two easy questions….what Is the budd hole spacing? And are budd centers hard to find with the cut outs ? My budds lack the cutouts and are 6 on 7 1/4 for the international travel all.

Thanks, DENNIS & Team: great overview & Work….Interestingly, always reminded that seeing Superbird, in Spring 1970( just Graduating Purdue*& , Car Hunting), parked in downtown Lafayette, Indiana : figured NOT for Me , as WAY to long, Garish(!!): buying a 1970 CORONET 500 loaded/383….in late Summer 1970….Interestingly, the FORD DEALER could not let me , take Home [Over night] a BOSS 302 test Drive then, as I was unsure AbOUT BOSS driving etc. The MOPAR DEALER had a DART GS 340( DISCS,tuned, pursuit.?.), we took overnight, but ALL GREEN,& 4 Door not our / My Liking.( oddly that DART was a hand,ing ,QUICK Machine).

Does the 68 bonneville have the same shaoe also?

I traveled the U.S., wrenching on wind turbines for close to 12 years (I teach wind energy now) but I spent a year total in Kansas. I stayed in nearby Salina, Kansas, and commuted to Concordia. I've known of this school, and it's restoration program for years now. I've been to MacPherson a few times. I'm a Southern California native/resident

She’s a beauty!! Good stuff!

Thanks, Jay, for returning memories of when I was an oiler on a 1933 Great Lakes Freighter oar carrier self-unloader 600-foot triple expansion steam engine drove this old beast on the lake from Toronto to Hamilton Colburn. SO COOL HOT OILY SCARY for me, a kid 20 yrs old now 71

We had Pittsburgh Hot Links in Pittsburgh Texas together! Pain in the ass until he had the heart transplant, mellowed him out! See ya on the other side !

Incredible……….admittedly the 1959 DODGE GRABBED my Attention (* my Family’s ‘59 DODGE CORONET Nine Passenger/ Rear Face third Seat/ PS,PB/V8360?//Beige / white…driving 1961/3, etc.. …AND I GOT TO INDIANAPOLIS 500, in 1966..

Another legend is Smoky Yuinic

Fordidgood

Was that Hoovie and April in the Lambo at the beginning? What an amazing boat.

Great interview

It’s misfiring terribly

Misfiring terribly

I really miss Mr. Shelby.

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Funny, Always loved Mustangs. Had a 65 , a 65 Fastback and a 70 302. Subscribed to Mustang Monthly mag back in the day, One day Joe Oros shows up on the cover as the designer on the 64 1/2, I was like WHAT? This guy has the same last name as me, and wait...he's from Cleveland Ohio. My dad was from that area, Same last name! "Hey dad,,, who is Joe Oros is he related?" Oh yeah he's such n such's kid. So... Related to Joe somehow. Wonder if he had anything in a garage he wants to give to a relative. hahahaha

Anybody watching this in 2025 be sure to check out the videos on the 71 boss 302 that Bob has uncovered. You will also see many of the same cars in the exact same condition still in his collection.

Ford , a poor man’s Cadillac

What a beauty!! My 1973 Pinto is on my channel, and it's nothing compared to this! Wowza!

Petition to bring back steam powered vehicles.

Man that truck next to it is one sweet old school

for chrome you need a vacuum setup. one guy in Maple Ridge BC had to build a large one himself: not avaialble elswhere, even USA guys use him.

What a great episode, and I have to say those two pieces of automotive history are with the right owner!

I had a 71 capri with the 2 liter motor , built insane with Weber carbs and13 to 1 compression, this was way back when you could get good gasoline, it was shocking fast

Very cool cars

I watched Larry back when I was 19 and at 25 I have 2 choppers in my living room.. Larry will never be forgotten

I would say it’s time to release the extended version of this episode like you do with the behind the scenes when you’re at Leno’s unless you already have it I just haven’t found it yet

I loved and enjoyed my 71Pantera for 16 yrs.Regreted selling it and bouht my 74 Pantera GTS in 2004 with 5,000.miles on it and have 12,000.miles on it now 2025. 9+ point car. Very similar driving as the GT-40.

Awesome, Thank you Peter!

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الو سلام برادر عزیز برنامه خوب و عالی عالی است ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

الو سلام ❤❤❤❤

I have to say it always boggles my mind and drives me crazy when random people walk up start leaning over, looking at the interior, or just generally being in the way when Dennis is trying to do a segment about somebody’s car?! tHey lets just wander in completely oblivious ruining the shot!! But Dennis never misses a beat! How do people not notice the man’s trying to work give him some space and time then look at the car!

Wow 😳. Love the color!!

LORD SHELBY