Hi there fletch great to see old car yards full of great old cars mate Iam a 50s 60s 70s Cars but I love the mercury all models and trucks old Chevrolet too mate the metro Comets and the all models of Cars thank you fletch Aussie Dave I hope you have a safe trip home Mate

as a dinki di Aussie I'm the proudest I've ever been to hear that the stunt blokes drove the Pursuit Special into town to get some beers. We have lived in the age of kings

Rarest car there maybe the Mitsubishi 380😂

I actually own one of those bonnet sirens used on the Victoria police cars. It’s a Skil-Sher wailing Joe. It’s mounted in my car and happily show and demonstrate it at car shows and car and vehicle events

For the viewers' information, Fort Worth Airport supports Dallas.

to me, this car was just a cheap grab for cash.....Ford rejected it and dismissed it. It has no racing cred.

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Chin spoiler hood paint and wheels are really bad(not good)🤮

Awsome, ship it to Sweden and i buy it ;)

So beautiful on bike

👍👍👍👍👍Excellent end to the trip Fletch

Once again your USA tour was amazing. Your unique perspective on the USA 🇺🇸 is so refreshing especially to us Americans. Already looking forward to your 2025 USA trip. Good health and good wishes to you

Love the tractor

Wow, what a yard 4000 of them, and Trent knows them all by their first name, haha. well done also to Jeremy. Thanks for the trip thru the USA flech. What an eye-catching trip great episode's 👏

Ive had 2 of em.... A 59 and 60.❤

Great museum. Thank you Fletch and David. In regard to the continued use of solid tyres, it is worth remembering that horse drawn transport means … horse shoe nails left on the road!

Totally agree Fletch 4 door cars are becoming more popular it's a change from seeing the same old 2 door vehicles which are great but it's a pleasure to see family sedans and even wagons. Aussie Graham.

Wow some of those cars Fletch, need to move to Texas🤓

Hi fletch so many cars from 55 to the 70s id love to own because of all the usa tv shows i watched growing up in the 70s . Ive got a 76 f250 an 82 f100 . Thanks alot cheers mate

Beautiful vehicle...! One of the last HQ's, going by the seating construction, and the particular coloured cloth inserts. My dad had a '74 Kingswood sedan with a similar cloth ,on front bench seats. This magnificent vehicle is top shelf, and congratulations to the owners. 😁👍

nice motor, got even better in the X308

I have Saab 96 1967 model. Can I get the spare parts please?

Why don't you film the dashboard ?

Absolutely superb...! What a beautiful wagon, in near enough to perfect factory condition, if not better. A rare '3 on the tree' as we called them, manual tranny. What a cruiser. All credit to the owner/s.😁👍

The vx just looked better than the vt with the rear reflectors added in which mercedes, bmw, jaguar, porsche and other luxury cars are doing to this day; the silly red plastic in between the tail lights removed (wtf they aren't meant to emulate bloody corollas) to make it look simpler, neater.. the headlights with that nice dip shape toward the grille which looks more angular and taller, and the change in the lower bumper vent design to include two fog light sockets (maybe functionless but whatever). Took everything the vt had and with its very minor weaknesses, and then outdid it

Amazing collection of Yank Tanks! Wicked 😍 Thankyou! Hare Krishna

Magnificant ! SUBARASHII !! Greetings from AKITA, northbound from near city of the Last SONY RADIO COMPLEX in MADE IN JAPAN, who worked at VARIG BRAZILIAN AIRLINES NARITA. This Cosmo has the same age as I was made in Japan in 1971DEC14 !.

Awesome Fletch something a little different each week, LMAO @ a 6pack & flash light that would make a interesting Vid

Great show Fletch. Always enjoy your trips to the USA and you are always welcome. Shannon’s is quite the Sponsor

so impressive in the day and still holds up today ,,

Cool place Fletch.

Mr. Fletch, I was hoping you’d make it down here to God’s Country for an episode and it was a good one. I’ve been all of the continental United States, but all my blood and roots are down here; there’s no place else I’d rather be.

Thank you Fletch and Stan. Beautiful collection and great stories.

Some very cool cars in there, sadly going to waste, again amazing to see all these classics🚜

G'day, Fletch, another great episode. I couldn't leave those classics out in the woods to just rust away ,some would be very valuable.

Nice and good car people, but sorry, looking around this place would not be for me , it would wind me up.

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Lovely...! This may have factory cloth seat inserts ,a la my first car, an HK Kingswood. Somewhat rare. Lookin more like an HG tho , not a T😉

Magnificent, Masterful design, a real beauty, and unmatched German engineering.😊

Perfection

On ya Fletch awesome car. Wish I could find an old classic prime mover barn find

I was just going to type ... how good does an ordinary HG Kingswood look then a HG panel van flies through the scene. Love it. Kudos to the driver who threw those Chargers and Regals around - great driving cars not known for their chuckability.

memorable !! I used to drive this car at 80" Holden Stationwagon 1960. With the same color...and named HO DE..

Just discovered this vid. This is how I feel when I drive my 68 Formula S Barracuda. Kudos! This is beautiful.

Back in the sixties I was a teenager and had my bedroom walls plastered with Triumph brochures,i owned a350 twenty one and always wanted a thunderbird. Haven’t ridden a motorcycle for fifty years but I still can’t walk past a triumph without stopping and admiring it.

GOOD JOB, YOU NAILED IT.

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I did my panel beating apprenticeship at Cordell bodywork’s in Hampton street Hampton starting in 1960 to 1965 they converted a normal FJ Holden into a station wagon before there were station wagons Stan Cordell was a fantastic man and I always regret that on completing my five year apprenticeship I left I have worked on all those cars and as a used car dealer of fifty five years have owned and sold most of them. I have no feelings towards any car to me they were only a dollar sign 🙋🏼🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑💸💸😃

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Fletch, great story and information as always. I first visited the NCM about 2 months after the sinkhole happened and no doubt the museum is bigger and better than before.