1 of 4 Built ! 1919 Pierce Arrow Model 51 Roadster & Ride on My Car Story with Lou Costabile

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On "My Car Story" we're in Mesa AZ on 1-14-22.
We're looking at a 1919 Pierce Arrow Model 51. The car features the factory three block 6 cylinder dual valve 525 CI engine producing 48 HP.
The car's Owner is Larry Read. Larry’s had this car since 2021. He shares he enjoys the rarity and history of the car. This car is over 100 years old and looks showroom new.
We’re videoing at Rhodium 45 Vehicle Storage in Mesa AZ. If you’re in the area and looking for a place to store your car, contact them at www.45Rhodium.com
ENJOY!

[@JeffKing310]

Very nice - and rare Pierce Arrow ! It is surprisingly big. Beautiful presentation and impressive engineering on this 100+ year old classic. If not for My Car Story with Lou, I never would have seen this beauty. Thanks Lou!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Jeff, I agree, this car ONE BIG CAR coming down the road. My pleasure being able to share this one, and happy to share it with you. You're welcome, Lou

[@kevin7151]

Absolutely fantastic Lou. What a piece of craftsmanship and beauty from a period lost in time. It's great that Larry and Taylor have become so familiar and conversant about the details of this fine automobile. Do you know how much one of these would have sold for back in 1920? As always Lou, thanks for video and sharing with your viewers. Best to you and the family in 2022.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Kevin, High praise :-) MSRP in 1919 was $6,450.00 - $9,450.00. You're welcome. Thank you for the kind words, and my best to you and your Family in 2022 too, Lou

[@andresdeleon5160]

That car is incredibly amazing.

[@loucostabile]

High praise Andres :-)

[@richardmorris7063]

103 yrs old,amazing piece of history. Gotta preserve history!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Richard, Happy to read "amazing piece of history" :-) Lou

[@bruceh92]

Thanks Lou for the history lesson of a very important historic vehicle. Your friends here sure made it look easy starting and operating this incredible Pierce Arrow of 1919. A beautiful old roadster, wow!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Bruce H., Happy to share the story of this car with you :-) Fun ride, and glad to share it, Lou

[@asimplehorseman4648]

That's guy needs to get a hold of Leno. He's got one too and knows "everything" about them.

[@loucostabile]

Hi a simple horseman, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this KZbin Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this KZbin Channel, Lou

[@LITTLE1994]

Only FOUR exist? Talk about serious sheer luck of this alone surviving over 100 years still clean and you get to see it!

[@loucostabile]

Only 4 built. I'm not sure any other then this one exist :-)

[@alexkalish8288]

One of the greatest of rare cars. The condition of this car can only be described as perfect. Hal also did a superb job. Happy this car survived and was restored so well, ii's priceless.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Alex, Happy to read you appreciate the greatness and rarity of this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this KZbin Channel, Lou

[@TheGunfighter45acp]

Another impeccable car from Mr. Read. It truly is amazing to see this rare car up close and in pristine condition even after all these years! Thanks, Lou!

[@loucostabile]

Hi TheGunfighter45acp, Happy to share this rare treat with you :-) You're welcome, Lou

[@terrym5023]

That's probably the rarest gem you ever featured Lou 🤔. And I looked up what those shocks cost in today's dollars: The 2.73% inflation rate means $1100 in 1919 is equivalent to $17672.99 today. That is actually pretty shocking 😁

[@loucostabile]

Hi Terry M, Happy to share this "rarest gem" with you. You right, those shocks are shocking! :-) Lou

[@lunes-1]

Certainly a car from a nostalgic era,very different times that we never lived and only get to see on old films🎩🎬👍

[@loucostabile]

Hi Cristina, Thank you for viewing & sharing, Lou

[@soyounoat]

This Pierce-Arrow episode is a highlight of the series, with a Great Car Story. The driver, Taylor, had me laughing more than a few times.

[@loucostabile]

High praise soyounoat :-)

[@patcurrie9888]

One of your greatest hits! What a treat! One of four and 100 yrs old? Blimey! Imagine the gentleman prepping car for church while his wife was finishing primping herself. Also imagine pulling up to the church surrounded by horse drawn carriages in dirt lot. (if ever there was a horn to toot, awesome)

[@loucostabile]

High praise Pat :-) Amazing to see on the road today, and would be amazing to see back in 1919 too, Lou

[@RickMcCargar]

This is super cool. My maternal grandfather was a Ford mechanic who made all his own tools. I never met him because he died when my mother was about twelve. In the basement of their family home, up until the late '60s, there was a front passenger fender for a Pierce Arrow. Grandma had no recollection why Grandpa had it, but it had been in the cellar since about 1921. haha. So up until today, I don't think I've ever seen more than the fender! Great looking car, and I love the pin-striping story. How funny. Thanks for sharing.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Rick, Happy to read this car is "super cool" :-) Glad to share with you the whole car! You're welcome, Lou

[@mikejames-drummerreginacan1386]

6000 POUNDS.....!!!! Wow, this car is history.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Mike, Happy to receive a "Wow" from you :-) Lou

[@davidkastin4240]

I've never been so impressed or fascinated by a car from this era! Thank you Larry and Lou.

[@loucostabile]

Hi David, Happy to read this one is "impressive" :-) You're welcome, Lou

[@scottnyc6572]

6000lbs?Thats a tank!! When they asked the pinstriper “Hal” to remove his initials he said “Hal No”!!

[@loucostabile]

Hi scottnyc, Happy to share this Tank with you. "Hal No" GOOD ONE! :-) Lou

[@JaimeSalcedoA_72]

Sorprendente, y muy raro, este automóvil Pierce Arrow Model 51 de 1919! La verdad que desconocía la existencia de esta marca, hasta ahora! Y haciendo un poquito de investigación, me enteré que empezó produciendo vehículos desde 1901 hasta 1938. Una de las características que llamaban mucho la atención en sus coches (y que también posee este modelo que mostraste) era la posición de sus faros, que a partir de 1914, se incorporaban en unos alojamientos moldeados en los propios guardabarros delanteros; característica que inclusive esta empresa patentó hasta su final. Sensacional estuvo ese recorrido por las calles dentro de esta historia viviente de ya mas de un siglo! Por último, me morí de risa con el sonido muy peculiar que producen sus bocinas; y que su conductor aprovechó para despedirse en el cierre, jeje. ¡Magnífico video, como siempre, saludos!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Jaime, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Lou

[@loveisall5520]

What a beautiful Pierce Arrow, with those headlights! Such a welcome change here from all the middle aged men with their hotrods...

[@loucostabile]

Hi LoveIsAll, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Glad to read you enjoy the "change" too, Lou

[@carmudgeon7478]

Imagine a cross country trip on dirt trails in 6000 pounds of that! Lou, you always deliver greatness. No need to watch first these all are "like"able videos.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Unkill Big Bad, That would be an interesting trip, and in 1919, would you be able to find enough gas stations? I'm not sure. I appreciate the kind words "Lou, you always deliver greatness" :-) Lou

[@iswc27]

Hi, Lou! Seven feet tall. Yao Ming ought to feel quite comfortable sitting behind the wheel of this one! Don't know how big a deal 48 horsepower was a century ago, although that doesn't seem like much to move three tons of automobile (and the mother-in-law), and this was more of a slow-motion ride than we're used to seeing on this channel. Regardless, the looks were always distinguishable even in an era when all the cars seemed to look alike (to me). You could always tell a Pierce-Arrow by the wide headlamp placement. BTW, I visited the Pierce-Arrow Museum in Buffalo when my station wagon club held our convention there. You should go there if you ever get a chance, and be sure to try some original Buffalo wings at the Anchor Bar while you're in town! Many thanks to you and Larry and Jordan for this grand tour of an ultra-rare classic! AHOOOOOGA!

[@loucostabile]

Hi iswc27, I think you're right about Yao Ming :-) Thanks for the tip on the Buffalo Wings. That horn is great! You're welcome, Lou

[@richardkryston2990]

I'm pretty sure the car is capable of more than 35 - 40 mph. With only rear wheel brakes and 3 tons to stop, I wouldn't try driving it faster... but the car can go faster. Jay Leno's 1918 Pierce-Arrow Model 66 (similar size 6,000 lb monstrosity with an 825 cubic inch 6 cylinder) keeps up with freeway traffic at 70 mph. Packard's "Twin Six", powered by their 424 cubic inch V-12 of the same era (1915 to 1923) also had a 70 mph top speed... Anyway, thanks for sharing Lou & Mr. Reid! BEAUTIFUL motorcar!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Richard, Happy to read you appreciate this "BEAUTIFUL motorcar!" :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this KZbin Channel, Lou

[@davidmacesr5672]

This is when your show shines bringing the rarest of rare! Didn’t even know of the existence of such a beast. Lol a definite museum piece. Keep the car knowledge coming.

[@loucostabile]

Hi David, Happy to read you enjoy the rare ones I find :-) My pleasure learning about the cars right along with you. Glad you're along for the ride, Lou

[@elizabethcherry920]

Jay Leno has a Pierce Arrow model 61 ,I don't remember what year it was. The reason why these cars weigh 6000lb is because the body panels are cast alloy. Another trivia is the cars made by Pierce Arrow was made in Buffalo NY. Nice Automobiles and great video

[@loucostabile]

Hi Elizabeth, Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I appreciate your kind words on this video, Lou

[@1955mouse]

now that's a real classic. never seen anything like it, i'd be afraid to drive it but is an unbelievable show car! thanx lou

[@loucostabile]

Hi Mouse, Happy to share this "unbelievable show car!" :-) You're welcome, Lou

[@zach_diecast_mansur]

I love the old cars from back then. I would check out the same book at the library at school every week in elementary school just to digest every picture and word of it, and it was about the first couple of decades of cars of the 20th century, and I could swear this was in it. It looks very familiar. Great episode Lou!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Zach Diecast Mansur, Happy to read this one brings back memories of the book you enjoyed in Library :-) Appreciate the kind words on the "Great episode", Lou

[@ToyManTelevision]

Nice!!!!! There’s a Pierce Arrow in Sylmar Ca that came with a travel trailer! Amazing workmanship. Three of the Pierce Arrow Busses were made into rail busses. Reworked many times. We have ridden in one of them..

[@loucostabile]

Hi Toy Man Television, Happy to read you enjoy this "Nice!!!!!" car :-) Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the Busses made into rail cars, Lou

[@fredwalt2282]

Absolutely historic !! I grew up in Lewiston NY and this my version of the Rolls Royce. Jazzed front fenders. Beautiful silhouette. Sweet car !!!!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Fred, Happy to read you enjoy this "Sweet car !!!!" :-) Lou

[@mrs6968]

What a treat to see all the moving exposed mechanics and that janitor key set was something else lol thanks Lou you the man!!! That ride along was a instant smile maker!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Mr S, Happy to bring this "treat" out for us to enjoy, Lou

[@FrankieKuntheFTF110Hater2K1]

I normally see some 1910-1930s Models at an old school museum

[@loucostabile]

You're right :-)

[@billace90]

Stunning. Thank you Lou, this was so interesting I didn’t want it to end.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Billace 90, High praise :-) You're welcome, Lou

[@fairrodthecapacitor]

Cool vintage car. I loved the horn sound at the beginning!

[@loucostabile]

Hi FairRodTheCapacitor, Glad to read you enjoy this "Cool vintage car" :-) I like the horn sound too, Lou

[@MAGronemeyer]

What a sight to behold! This is definitely something that one doesn't see every day! A Pierce Arrow was one of the very first cars at the turn of the 20th century. It was made before chrome was invented, making the nickel plated fixtures shine in their own unique way. A head turner indeed!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Michael, Happy to read you enjoy this "Head Turner" :-) My pleasure sharing this car with you, Lou

[@myoldi7128]

Its a fantastic adventure from century years before . Thank you ,Lou

[@loucostabile]

Hi MyOldi, Happy to take you on this "fantastic adventure" :-) You're welcome, Lou

[@alejandrogrillet931]

GREETINGS. From Venezuela, WOW! WOW!. MAGNIFICENT PIERCE ARROW CLASSIC SPORTS. Mr. Lou, Thank you very much for showing us this GORGEOUS SPORTS AUTOMOBILE. Mr . Lou, Thanks for takings us along for the ride. EXCELLENT VIDEO.

[@loucostabile]

Greetings Alejandro, High praise :-) My pleasure sharing this car with you, Lou

[@mrs6968]

What a beautiful beast and thank you for the lesson about nickel coming before chrome I'm 31 and I love that horn with a passion

[@loucostabile]

Hi Mr S, Happy to read you enjoy this "beautiful beast" :-) I agree, that horn is great. You're welcome, Lou

[@danielulz1640]

Everyone knew you were somebody if you showed up in a Pierce, Peerless or Packard.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Daniel, I would agree, Lou

[@clarebutterfield6927]

What a great story! Thank you!

[@loucostabile]

You're welcome Clare :-)

[@wesleyalan9179]

Absolutely incredible, Lou! Thanks for the video ❤🤟

[@loucostabile]

High praise Wesley :-) You're welcome. Lou

[@larryborkstrom3580]

Love to see a car I've haven't seen before what a rare experience of automobile history cars Like that you can only see in a museum bit not see run and drive what a treat

[@loucostabile]

Hi Larry, Happy to read "Love to see a car I've haven't seen before" :-) You're right, seeing it start and run is as rare as the car, Lou

[@briansd2772]

Well....this is just incredible! Thanks Lou!

[@loucostabile]

High praise Brian SD :-) You're welcome.

[@bryantcurtis2665]

Thank you Lou 😊.

[@loucostabile]

You're welcome Mr. Fruity Pebbles :-)

[@kevinedwards1484]

Thank You Lou

[@loucostabile]

You're welcome Kevin.

[@dayslife]

this is one amazing history piece. Golden.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Seb, Happy to read you enjoy this "history piece" :-) Lou

[@clarkgriswold5903]

That's just unreal, Thanks Lou

[@loucostabile]

You're welcome Clark :-)

[@sinbad2969]

Once again Big Lou great content an on the money as usual keep up the good work big Lou 👍👍👍

[@loucostabile]

Hi Sinbad, Happy to read you enjoy this content :-) I appreciate the encouragement, Lou

[@g-a-i-l-]

Fabulous. I love this car. I'll go for a ride anytime Lou.

[@loucostabile]

Hi g, Happy to read you think this car is "Fabulous" :-) Fun car for a ride on a nice day, Lou

[@danmcdaniel2788]

What an awesome car , and you can really tell that Larry Loves his car and is very proud of it , which makes the video even more special ! Great 👍 job by Larry , Taylor & Lou showing this Beautiful , Spectacular Car ! Love the engine & horn sounds ! For the year that it was built , I’m really impressed with the engineering !

[@loucostabile]

Hi Dan, Happy to read you enjoy this "awesome car" :-) I agree, that horn noise is classic antique automobile horn sound, Lou

[@thebeardedguyjefflawless5887]

That's a neat old car Lou

[@loucostabile]

Happy to read you enjoy this neat car The Bearded Guy Jeff Lawless :-)

[@plymouthdie-castreplicas]

That's a great and rare classic. Beautiful!👍

[@loucostabile]

Hi Plymouth Die-Cast Replicas, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Lou

[@ImTheDaveman]

Love this historic wonder machine! AND YOU GOT TO RIDE IN IT, LOU! How cool is that? Very, I expect! Very! 3 Massive Thumbz Up!

[@loucostabile]

Hi ImTheDaveman, Happy to read you enjoy this "Love this historic wonder machine!" My pleasure sharing this car with you, Lou

[@cmoore7700]

WOW. Just wow!

[@loucostabile]

:-)

[@sabba_dabba8649]

A nice departure. Was very nice to watch at the end of an otherwise crappy evening, thanks. I fell asleep soon after watching last night when researching Pierce-Arrow online. A very interesting manufacturer for many modes of transportation

[@loucostabile]

Hi Sabba_Dabba, Keep the Viewers guessing what's next. Happy to read this brings joy at the end of a crappy evening :-) Glad you rested after some research, Lou

[@Irishfan]

Fantastic!

[@loucostabile]

Happy to read "Fantastic" :-)

[@trainroomgary]

A lot of history about this car. Cool - Great horn! 😎 • Cheers from the Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂

[@loucostabile]

Hi trainroomgary, Happy to share the history of this car with you :-) I agree, great horn. Cheers, Lou

[@MisterMikeTexas]

What an incredible piece of history! And beautiful mechanical music! A great lesson of what motoring was like in the 1920s. About that driver door, or lack thereof: Chauffeurs it appears didn't get respect from the fine car companies, lol! Or mothers-in-law for that matter.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Michael, Happy to read "What an incredible piece of history! And beautiful mechanical music!" :-) One quick turn of the steering wheel and the Mother-In-Law is in the dirt, Lou

[@Jasona1976]

Amazing vehicle....how tech has progressed in 100+ years. Wonder what it will be like here in 100 years. ICE cars will be in museums for sure.

[@loucostabile]

Hi B dot Allen, Happy to read you find this vehicle "Amazing" :-) Not sure what cars will look like in 100 years from now. I'll do my best to share as many stories as I can to leave a legacy of the ones I enjoy, and I hope you enjoy the ones I like too, Lou

[@Jasona1976]

@@loucostabile we have similar tastes in cars.

[@vincentbasso4903]

Great marque. Great video

[@loucostabile]

Thank you Vincent :-)

[@tomtbi]

A gorgeous and rare car!!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Thomas, High praise :-) Lou

[@plymouthduster225]

Wow what a car. Never seen nothing like it before.I have seen a couple Pearce Arrow cars but they were in the 1930s. I read once that Babe Ruth even had a couple Pierce Arrow cars.As well as silent film comedian Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, I believe that his Pierce Arrow is in a museum in California

[@loucostabile]

Hi PlymouthDuster225, Happy to read "Wow what a car." :-) Glad to be able to take this "Museum piece" on the road with you, Lou

[@suhaimibull9629]

WOW... Really old school car...😍😍😍😍😍

[@loucostabile]

Hi suhaimibull 9, Happy to read and see you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this KZbin Channel, Lou

[@leightonfarms4962]

Wow, outstanding 👍👍👍👍👍

[@loucostabile]

High praise :-)

[@tomtbi]

Very throaty sounding for a 1919 car!

[@loucostabile]

Must has mesmerized people listening in 1919

[@tomtbi]

Very Cool 😎 tool kit with this too!!

[@loucostabile]

Happy to read you enjoy seeing the tools :-)

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Very cool!!!

[@loucostabile]

Glad you enjoy this one THROTTLE POWER :-)

[@michaelcoffey7362]

Very cool 😀

[@loucostabile]

Hi Michael, Happy to read you enjoy this "Very cool" car :-) Lou

[@tomtbi]

Impressive that it has electric start... Very few cars had that in 1919..

[@loucostabile]

Hi Thomas, That helps with 500+ cubic inches to turn over, Lou

[@boson2916]

Wow Lou! This is a high-end beautiful sports car in those years, look at the curvy body plate, it's expensive to fabricate.

[@loucostabile]

Hi boson, Happy to receive a "Wow" from you :-) Lou

[@tomtbi]

Love that aoooggaa horn!!

[@loucostabile]

Me too :-)

[@jamesroper5470]

That is one Gorgeous car Lou. I wonder what the top speed was. I ❤️ that horn too. Made me laugh. A friend of mine had bought a Chevy Caprice from a neighbor who put an antique horn like that in it. I always knew when he was pulling into our driveway.

[@loucostabile]

Hi James, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this "Gorgeous" car :-) I agree, the horn on this car is classic antique car horn sound. Lou

[@tomtbi]

Boy it sure is loooong!!

[@loucostabile]

Long & tall.

[@derrickrees8895]

Amazing Monster ! Looks like it could easily carry a Model T in a Davit to use as a Spare in case of Breakdown !

[@loucostabile]

Hi Derrick, Happy to share this "Amazing Monster" with you :-) I think you're right about carrying a Model T as a backup, Lou

[@phillipgarrow2297]

A lot more headroom than my C7 Corvette

[@loucostabile]

NICE :-)

[@david-lt9wj]

Now that’s why Americans call it a trunk ! This would be the perfect beach buggy....what a shame they don’t make a modern version..

[@loucostabile]

Hi David, Thank you for viewing & sharing your thoughts on this car :-) Lou

[@david-lt9wj]

Beautiful ,I want one in baby blue...

[@loucostabile]

Hi David, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou

[@aldente2676]

I can understand why the mother-in-law was seated high on a 6.000 pound car without a roll bar. Only the passengers in the front had a chance of surviving a roll-over, through ducking towards the passenger compartment's floorboard. It's surprising that only 2 of these vehicles were sold for this very same reason. Wow! You could have bought an entire house in 1919, for the price of a complete set of those shock absorbers. Those headlight blinders were applied for driving on the right-hand side of the road. Given that the driver was to sit on the right, it seems that this vehicle was intended for sale in Great Britain or in Oceania

[@loucostabile]

Hi Al Dente, Thank you for viewing & sharing, Lou

[@edwardhunter3647]

Nice car.

[@loucostabile]

Happy to read you enjoy this "Nice car :-)

[@frankmoore159]

Nother treat

[@loucostabile]

Thank you for viewing & sharing.

[@elliottkardashian4281]

Lou just a beautiful car the mother-in-law seat wouldn't it be better to put the mother-in-law in the trunk that little trunk behind that seat that's where I'd have mine

[@loucostabile]

Hi Elliott, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) One quick turn, and the Mother-In-Law can easily be ejected, Lou

[@mikestan5771]

Lou, how do you find all of these beautiful cars? How ever you are doing it, keep it up. Thank you.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Mike, I'll keep searching. You're welcome, Lou

[@chonpiras2815]

chingon

[@loucostabile]

Thank you CHON :-)

[@tombrown1898]

William Howard Taft brought the first cars to the White House. Congress gave him the money, and he bought two White Steamers and two Pierce-Arrrows. Pierce cars were in the White House fleet until they folded in the Great Depression. Monstrous machines!

[@loucostabile]

Hi Tom, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Lou

[@akulinamackenzie4492]

💪

[@loucostabile]

:-)

[@dowen1511]

I bet that thing would be scary on a snowy hill road 6,000 pounds and not much breaks 😬

[@loucostabile]

Hi D Owens, I think you're right, Lou

[@wildcolonialman]

Fabulous vintage engineering, timeless almost, fabulous owner. What size the engine I wonder?.

[@loucostabile]

Hi Simon, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) The car features the factory three block 6 cylinder dual valve 525 CI engine producing 48 HP. Lou

[@wildcolonialman]

@@loucostabile Fabulous Lou. 525 CI. Stunning. Thank you.

[@dawnofZombiesurvival]

This car is nice and beautiful what name is this car

[@loucostabile]

Hi Niteshbahadur, A Pierce-Aarow. Hope you see many more cars on this KZbin Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this KZbin Channel, Lou

[@Gearhead1946]

Is anybody else noticing that this thing is bigger than a hummer!

[@loucostabile]

NICE !

[@david-lt9wj]

Is it new?

[@loucostabile]

Restored

[@grantcone9053]

Lou check out my 1975 buick pace car on my channel I would like to learn information about where to buy parts

[@loucostabile]

Grant I checked out your 1975 Buick with T Top & after a bit of clean up, I think you're going to have a nice car. Here is a video I think you'll enjoy, Lou kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn2ZeZqZoN57mJY