5 Super INSANELY Rare Cars You Won't Believe Exist!

5 Super INSANELY Rare Cars You Won't Believe Exist!
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Discover these 5 super insanely rare cars that you won't believe exist! The Chevrolet Phantom VooDoo of the 1950s is a mythical custom car, rumored to have been a wild and imaginative creation with elusive details and origins. The 1974 Fascination 2DR is an extremely rare and futuristic three-wheeled vehicle, designed with a focus on aerodynamics and innovation, with only a few prototypes ever built. The 1962 El Tiburon Shark Roadster is a unique and rare fiberglass sports car, known for its shark-like design and limited production. The 1958 Plymouth Tornado is an exceptionally rare concept car, showcasing Plymouth's forward-thinking design and engineering, with only one unit ever made. The 1972 Sam Foose Custom is a one-of-a-kind custom car, crafted by the legendary car designer Sam Foose, known for its unique styling and bespoke features.
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[@williambuchanan1253]

could you just show a static photo instead of throwing it all over the screen? This video is unwatchable.

[@philiptownsend4026]

Attrocious cars. The excessive video effects and transitions make me feel nauseous. Just because your video app has them doesn't mean you should use every one all of the time. I suspect he narration was written and voiced by AI too ??? Just awful.

[@Oldtimered]

Agree!

[@Solurius1]

The Fascination 2 DOOR did NOT have 2 wheels at the front and one in the back. It was the other way around. WOW!

[@JustjeepsmyG-man]

you do not know a thing about you talking about?

[@Oldtimered]

I remember bits and pieces of the 20th century, and a few of these. At 20:00 minutes you talk about Sam Foose but show Chip Foose and Richard Rawlings. Plus I think you showed a Pantera as a Sam Foose design earlier too.

[@BackToTheFutura]

I couldn't finish after the second car. I don't know if I was seasick or just getting a headache. You have a great selection of cars that I really wanted to see more of, but you went way over the top with screen spins and turns I just wanted to look at the cars with more detail. As soon as I was able to focus, you're spinning to the next picture. Please Please please redo this video and STOP with the spins and twists...Please !

[@Oldtimered]

If your in a State that legalized Weed, that would be a better state of mind to be in to watch this. Just saying.

[@user-xf2my3hq8x]

Voodoo. I have to ask if ask if the engine is an Olds Rocket with three two barrel carbs, the first tripower like in Pontiacs. He can't even say the date right. The Sam Foose Custom. If you have ever watched the episode of iy on Fast & Loud you would already know about it. I also happen to know that this is an Alfa Romeo Carabo.

[@garycamara9955]

Thats 2 door, not 2dee arr

[@user-xf2my3hq8x]

He just said the letters separately. He is like most people that make junkyard videos today, he doesn't know jack about cars and thinks it is part of the name like an R/T MOPAR from the late 60s.

[@jeffreyfritz8113]

very anoying to dispaly car pictures that have notnig to do with each featured car an that anoying 4 part picture break up bs lastly the continous mispelling of the name foose

[@user-dd5gq2gb3p]

Why do you keep showing Panteras During your Sam Foose custom Expose

[@Oldtimered]

Exactly!! I thought the same thing!

[@holgervoss9632]

Sorry,but the Sam Foose Custom !??? Not all good looking cars are americans !!! The Sam Foose Custom is in real the 1968 at the Paris automobile Exhibition shown Alfa Romeo "Carabo" .Designed by Gandini at Bertone in Itali !!!! And way you put always pictures of an De Tomaso Pantera in the Report ??? Do your homework !!!

[@Solurius1]

Built by Larry's Customs. Not by Chevrolet. The boring Bel Aire was the basis of this custom car. The genius of the custom car builders of old must never be attributed to anyone other than the one who built it.

[@mikeakers3453]

One glance at the Phantom Voodoo and it's clear that this is a one-off custom by an individual or small shop. It was never a "production" car. These types of customs abounded in the Fifties. Here is a source that says there were fewer than a dozen of these Phantom Voodoos. There was one. it was reworked over the years to meet the customizer's changing tastes. It is obviously well done. It is not a particularly unique creation as would be obvious to anyone remotely familiar with Fifties customs. Some of the cars represented as Chevrolet Phantom Voodoos were not even Phantom Voodoos. They were other customized cars of the era that this nincompoop (and I mean the creator of this nonsense, not the AI voice) didn't have the sense or discernment to recognize as such. Phantom Voodoo had interesting mid-Fifties Lincoln taillights and a 1956 Oldsmobile grille. The lights changed over the years as dual headlights fell in and out of favor. Nitwit here has a KZbin channel called Classic Cars and his audience is one that is probably quite knowledgeable about classic cars. This was similar to taking the car drawings of a six-year-old and pretending they are production cars, and implying there was an intent to produce a run like the Shelby 427 Cobra. It's too bad this twerp grabbed the name first.

[@RoosterRocket]

why do so many car people buy into pride. Pride is a lie duh, it'd about the art and timeless design, not ownership

[@user-bj3jf3oo1w]

You should get facts correct before you tell us this crap. Most of it is wrong

[@Oldtimered]

It's A.I. gone Arie!

[@cjjungen]

Repeating 20 times the name a de the brand of every car is really boring combine with the pictures shaking in every corner of the screen makes this video awfull

[@edpoell2876]

Potato cam shots don't get any prettier with dynamic video editing. The digital voice has no sense of timing that's your job in editing to make it sound less like a confused robot spewing out word salad sounds. The overall crappiness is almost palatable and it could be off putting should a viewer be eating. Not that the content is vulgar or gross but it could trigger epileptic responses or even fainting issues for some viewers.

[@robertmurray8815]

What size and horsepower!

[@Oldtimered]

Which vehicle? The Sam Foose design I believe is a Ford 351ci Cleveland.

[@michaelcroos4713]

Too many picturization and fact issues, Aaaaarrrghh. A.I. voice gives it away

[@SirThanxalott]

I think the AI designer was on........ Hash hash hash.

[@edwinminch2745]

One of the worst channels on KZbin. They don't care at all what they produce.

[@cashlandis3523]

You say 2 wheels in the front and 1 in the back, don't even know what the hell you're talking about

[@frisoderidder6957]

That's when I turned the sound off. I just wanted to see the cars, no bullshit Ai voice,

[@kenmoore8075]

Boo

[@andrewperkins8929]

Who's Sam foost? I know of chip foose. He's brilliant.

[@pairsnpaint]

Sam was Chip's father. A legend in his own right.