Great video on a great corvette...well done sir. In the early 60's I watched Route 66 and fell in. love with the corvette. It took me till I turned 60 to get one, a triple black 2005 C6. Wish I had the money to get a great C1.

I heard the air ride was optional and i think you forgot the magnetic shot glasses that came in the glovebox

Many knock-down kits were sold for local assembly to small and emerging countries during the production run, and I believe they were still being assembled and sold for years after US production ended. I recall seeing several new-ish Henry Js there into the mid 1960s.

I've had two TR7,s one was exactly to the same colour as yours but I fixed head. I have always wanted a TR8 but through circumstance it's never happened. Love yours it's absolutely beautiful.

Nice Job. COOOOLLL ❤❤❤

such a great video and story. Love it

I bought a beige 1975 with a 4.3L V8 and a four speed for 400 bucks in 1985. So fun. Wish I still had it!

The 67 is a keeper!

Loving the CUDA!🧡🧡🧡

I'd pay $10K for one with 53 miles!

She's beautiful. 64-67 mopar B-bodies 👍

Another great video, Bud. Informative, interesting and well produced. Thanks.

At one point in the mid '90s I was maintaining a Yugo (my girlfriend's) and a Chevette (mine). Both were better to drive than their reputations would have it, both were old worn-out cheap cars that broke down a lot but the parts situation was night-and-day - once importation stopped and the war in Yugoslavia started, the Yugo parts supply dried up while the Chevette's were GM readily available and cheap. I was fixing what was on the Yugo or looking for a junkyard part that I could make one from two, and getting Chevy parts from Kmart.

this channel gets slept on for real.....I hope one day you get the subscriber number worthy of the content

Thanks. Nice car. ❤

Longtime AMC fan here. We had a few AMCs ourselves: a '62 Rambler Classic station wagon that my mother learned to drive on, a '68 Ambassador that I learned to drive on, a '74 Hornet that my sister learned to drive on, and we traded in the Ambassador for a '78 Gremlin that I drove for ten years. I still have two 1968 dealer brochures, one with the AMX and one without, so I knew about them even back then. I'd always dreamed about getting my hands on an AMX, and five years ago, that dream came true. It's a '69, Beale St. Blue with white go-pack stripes, 390 4-speed with Flowmaster mufflers. Lots of fun to drive and it turns heads. P. S. I used to live in Connecticut and am a UConn alum.

Alexa, play “Doggone dog fight” by Kristofer Madigan

In the late '70s there were two at HS that gave old Mustangs and mild Camaros a run. Another case of GM dropping the ball right when they got it in their court when Fox body Mustangs came out in '79 and got a name in '82. Chevu should have owned that segment. 305HO would have been quick.

When I started driving a year later are last full service gas station shut down. They check the air and oil and filled the tank for you.

I would defiantly stop if I was driving by.

Mocking the Yugo without knowing that there was also a Yugo GVX or a.k.a. 65EFI is not correct. That version was 68HP and I guess it could be comparable to small cars of the era.

Found your channel when I hooked my peepers on this classy Eldorado Brougham. 1957 & 1958 were the nicest years. Graduated from Putnam High School when Governor Dempsey was in office. He was a former mayor of Putnam and spoke at our graduation. We own a 2008 DTS (85,500 miles) in White Diamond Tricoat with a burgundy canvas roof covering. Where in Ct are you located?

Spectacular Cadillac 😮❤

Beautiful Viper 🇺🇸👌🏻

Beautiful Cadillac, beautiful color !

The definition of austere

Love the video and the car. I wish we had kept our F85.

Looks great! The car looks good too

The 70 looked the best

That is one ugly "truck"

Cheap DIY-looking POS inside and outside.

He "ha[sn't] found a hater in the real world." That's because people are generally cordial, so they don't feel the need to confront you. That doesn't mean the vehicle isn't bizarre and offensive to the senses.

To bad its not a 390 or 427 with a 4 speed.

I love how, when he specifies what he means by "missing parts", he means "the entire drivetrain, including the engine".

I’m the third owner of a 4-door 66 Fairlane (dad was second owner and got it in 1988 with 43 000 miles on it) it now also has almost exactly 55 000 miles on it! The interior is like new, but the exterior looks nowhere near as nice as this one though unfortunately, the first owner was a local convenience store owner (it still has a metal plaque with the name of the store and town next to the steering wheel) and probably used it all year round and this is in south Sweden right next to the sea so it has seen some snow and salt to be sure. I’m never selling that car though.

Beautiful car !!!

My late father worked for Ford when I got my license dad took me to Ed Martin Ford on Shadeland in Indianapolis I picked out a new 1973 Grand Torino Sport White with a Blue Vinyl roof 351 Cleveland it was a great car cost $4400.00 dollars !!!

they sold him a car without hub center caps.

Red is a very attractive color for cars.

I want the model T. People are always into speed when really its the journey soaking in the slowness. I wouldnt mind coasting around in this on a saturday night to a cafe or restaurant. In no hurry just taking my time

Wish I knew about that show. I missed it in the paper article.

My first car was a 66 Riviera also, same white interior with bucket seats but was a sort of bronze copper exterior color. Went through 2 harmonic balancers and 2 times having the constant velocity u-joints replaced due toy teenage right foot!

Rob Cooper did a great job restoring this Mobil gas station. I wish it was near me so I could see it in person. Gas was probably about 25 cents per gallon back in 1957.

almost bought one once , but that one had an opening into the cab from the back , didnt like that to much.

Monza was such a pretty little car that you could get engine options that were as powerful as a Camaro. A lot of power in a small package, just as a Nova was a mini-Chevelle, so too was a Monza a mini-Camaro. But that was the great thing about Chevrolet back then---they had variety for every budget My first car was a 1976 Camaro, but I think if I were able to do it all over again--( would have gotten a Monza, instead!

My son is obsessed with Cars and we’ve seen this one driving around twice…. Any chance Joe brings the doc Hudson to the car show on Wednesdays in Southington or any other kind of show around the areas?