This 1978 Emilio Pucci Lincoln Continental Mark V Was Peak Malaise Era Personal Luxury Coupe Madness

[@clintonflynn815]

Not just a car review, but a contextual history of the era with laughs to boot. Keep up the great work, Bill.

[@Hotlog69]

Or a rant and also finding out what wild animal has it out for him this week.

[@mikemurphy7277]

@@Hotlog69 im waiting on an Alligator to sneak up on him and chase him around the car. After that i bet we would find him at the bar drinking covid 19 whisky drinks for the rest of the month ha ha we love you bill your smarts on these old cars is amazing along with comedy jam

[@burningblue1254]

When you arrived in these Lincolns and Cadillacs, you arrived. You can have your Teslas, Mercdes, BMWs and Audis etc. Nothing has the class, room, charisma, bling, and swagger as these cars.

[@tylernewton7217]

I used to be a die hard GM guy when it came to classics/malaise era cars (my first car was a 78 Camaro Z28 when I was 16 in 96). And I was no real fan of these Lincoln/Merc./Fords at all. But will all the pristine examples that Bill reviews, I’ve really come around and now I very much appreciate these beauties. Dare say maybe even more than the Cadillacs of this specific era anyway. That’s a car reviewer doing a damn good job, shaking a guy of his decades long prejudices! Great work as usual, Bill!

[@crankychris2]

Bill is a car salesman, this car is too big to park anywhere and gets 9 mph. He does have as knack for making a 70's malaise car sound great.

[@stoneylonesome4062]

One advantage that this Lincoln would have over a Cadillac, is ride quality. Lincoln’s and Mercury’s from this era had a special suspension system that allowed the wheel to move forwards and backwards inside the wheel-well, in addition to upwards and downwards. Another advantage is build quality. The only disadvantage might be vacuum-line and electronic complexity.

[@geraldscott4302]

I have always preferred Lincolns over Cadillacs, and the Mark III, Mark IV, and Mark V were the ultimate Lincolns. I found the early-mid '70s Cadillac Eldorado downright ugly.

[@kevincouture627]

Who cares😊

[@tylernewton7217]

@@kevincouture627 us car guys care. You know, since we’re in a video about cars.

[@terrymeadows1827]

I once treated myself to a Bill Blass blue pinstripe suit and received many, many complements on it. His ties and dress shirts were always in impeccable taste. That guy knew style.

[@Milkmans_Son]

I'm sure the complements had nothing to do with the violin case under your arm.

[@terrymeadows1827]

@@Milkmans_Son You and Bill need to show up for Open Mike Night. 👍🏽

[@Milkmans_Son]

@@terrymeadows1827 Thank you, I'll be here all week. Try the veal.

[@scottprendergast5262]

"try the veal".that was sterling hayden (corrupt police captain in the godfather Retaurant scene)n​@terrymeadows1827

[@robertcarly9183]

I had a Siamese cat who lived to be over 21 and 1/2, who thought that everyone that came to the house came to see her and if she hadn't met you yet, she still treated you like a friend. Beautiful Lincoln!! My Dad bought leftover cars, my first car was a 72' T-Bird ( a hand me down from my Dad) and my Dad's last was a 76' T-bird. We didn't like the Lincoln's at the time, but now I love them. Jock Ewing drove a Mark this color and if Cannon was still on the air in the late 70's, Frank would have driven one like this.

[@Sonny_V]

'Roger that' being Jock Ewing's Ride. The other Ewings...I think were driving a Benz. As much as I thought the Mercedes were cool, I liked that Mark V even More.

[@robertcarly9183]

@@Sonny_V Miss Ellie had a white VW Rabbit convertible.

[@Sonny_V]

@@robertcarly9183 Wow, Miss Ellie must have had some wild oats to seed...always liked these VW commercials: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZiahKN6pLx6j9k

[@elonmust7470]

My black feral cat lasted a little over 25 years. Smartest cat I've ever seen. He loved to talk, and talk he could.

[@randolfo1265]

Frank Cannon, oh yeah, the first car phone I ever saw on TV. I had a Siamese cat who was very friendly to strangers as well, which is unusual I think. He would sit in anyone's lap right away and would meow the response as long as you wanted to talk to him. My only luxury coupe was the 1979 Toronado that I had in 1990 and drove for several years. Rock steady 350 and never got stuck in the snow, even with summer tyres!

[@amethyst3762]

I like watching Bill's videos he gives us a brief history of the car, and some historical events that took place during the year that the car came out, much respect to you sir!🙂

[@harpermotorsports16]

I love how you're right in the middle of describing something and then out of the blue....."Birds!" 🤣

[@josephclark8386]

I had a 1977 Lincoln Mark V Cartier with the 460, Dove gray with gray leather interior it was my daily driver for 14 years, I also had a hitch installed at draw tight and the brake control and pulled a 32 ft travel trailer to Las Vegas and back to Georgia several times. Even though I used to wait distribution hitch I still had to add air shocks. I had the Factory Lincoln quadraphonic 8-track stereo, it was also the signature series with the gold plaque on the dash plate. Mine also had the small triangle windows that went down first on the doors. And yes I did have to replace the manual vacuum switch on the driver side interior wheel well as it was leaking and letting my headlight covers come up halfway overnight. It was a fantastic car I truly miss it. The very first car with four-wheel anti-lock brakes, the sure Trac braking system as it was called. I had the polished aluminum and chrome rims. The most expensive car in America in 1977 1978 and 1979

[@beercanrich99]

Those front turn signal covers with the Lincoln emblem in them are the definition of "classy". That is one sweet ride!

[@JoeyJr702]

When I was 10, my mom had 1 of these Lincoln Continentals in dark green, with matching interior. Sure was a beautiful and smooth car. I remember how safe the car made you feel while inside and how many drooled over it when we arrived at our destination. This one is a beautiful example.

[@bassb450]

My first brand new car was a 1977 Mark V. It was like driving on a cloud. No bad road could make the car flinch. It was like driving your lazy boy over bumps, you felt nothing. Great memories I have of that car and I still have a ton of pictures of it that I was just looking at the other day.

[@ForeverDownByLaw]

That car's a Pucci magnet!

[@darkko1969]

$16,000 in 1978 is $70,000 today. Wow. I love this car and the MkIII and IV also. Great, informative video! As always, I enjoyed it!

[@bwsescal]

My stepdad bought a 1978 Fleetwood Brougham off the showroom floor for $16,000.00

[@V8_screw_electric_cars]

And they made 200 thousand shows you how much better off people were back then in the US.

[@hkm_865]

I don’t even watch the videos I just listen to the wisdom of Bill

[@midnightgambler3718]

Well, yesterday was "Bill" day! Please note we've been enjoying your vids for a couple of years. But yesterday we ran across 2 great videos. One was that one "The Best of Bill" which made us actually laugh out loud. The second one was from a year ago with Peter behind the camera, and you and that blonde with 2 cars. What a handsome fellow you are!!! By listening to you each night I had no idea what you looked liked. I was pleased and chipper to see your happy face!!!! Kudos Sir! Don't change a thing!!! Keep up the good work!

[@egold2071]

What a prolific 'collab'! I remember that time Maryann did drag Bill in front of the camera. Epic!

[@kevinlowercase]

With the right manager/coach, Bill could easily be the next Doug Demuro. He's got him beat by a mile in personality.

[@TheHomeExpert5]

Obviously, you've been smoking doobies.

[@midnightgambler3718]

@@kevinlowercase indeed!

[@ado3616]

No one tells about the 1970's and the cars of this era better than you Bill! Pucci nailed it frankly. Great colors with the over the top design. The last of an era. You should own this one.

[@paulhettick332]

"That little guy from JAWS built a mashed potato mountain that everybody visited" ROTFLOL!!!!!!!!!!

[@robbrady4649]

Enjoyed a couple of beers while watching this. Thanks Bill.

[@paulparoma]

I remember when these were new, and I always wanted one. It's even more stunning today than it was then.

[@be5952]

In the seventies a lovely family moved into the only large house on our block and, with a stroke, upped the 'car fantasy factor' of the neighbourhood tenfold. Although the family's bank manager father/husband drove (very) modest transportation (A base Dodge Monaco), every visiting relative of theirs drove _beautiful_ luxury cars. An aunt from Ottawa drove a white *_Mark V_* with a gorgeous white leather interior with red piping and accents (similar to the one in the video). An uncle took us children for a ride in his brand new *_Cadillac De Ville_* ---a rich, metallic brown with every option and those deep tufted pillow velour seats. I recall I had never been in such a quiet, luxurious car. I was on Cloud 9!

[@paulparoma]

@@be5952 I don't think today's children experience anything remotely similar. It's no fun to have everything from day one.

[@kevinlowercase]

Now we're talking. I'd gladly own this big beautiful peak-malaise boat. Nice find Bill.

[@styldsteel1]

No it's a car.

[@kevinlowercase]

@A T THANK YOU this was about as big a land yacht as was ever made!! All aboard the S.S. Emilio Pucci whoo whooo 🚢

[@jimlubinski4731]

I absolutely love this car! I always thought these were beautiful, even when they weren't Designer Editions. And your commentary on the car and weather, etc. is just great!

[@FrankAllison-i1h]

I really enjoy Bill's car reviews. You are so knowledgeable and just hilarious!

[@jorgealvarado3512]

Bill watching your videos are like therapy for me. After a long day i make sure to watch your videos before i sleep. I love your history lesson at the beginning of the review. It really gives me a better understanding of the era of each car you review

[@Amadeus-e8l]

lol. You killed me with with the groping in the palace 😂😂😂

[@iancolePRD129G]

A beautiful car Bill, I love the history you give surrounding these cars. I used to watch the Rockford Files when I was young and am enjoying the box set now with some fabulous cars in it. Thanks for posting this Bill and the memories

[@interceptor124]

I would love to drive with this monster to the next green party convention just for fun. Great car and great vid! Thanks Bill!

[@mbtoocool]

Nothing is better than a classic car with a big engine and a soft suspension that rocks the car when the engine starts and revs. Great review, never seen this edition of a Mark series and I love hearing the tidbits about the history.

[@michaelwhite2823]

If it doesn't ROAR when you turn the key, it isn't a real V8!

[@theboyisnotright6312]

​@@michaelwhite2823Continentals don't roar ever, a little rumble perhaps. But what an interstate cruiser. This baby would roll smooth and quiet at 110 mph😊

[@patcurrie9888]

My aunt came up from FL in a white one with black top, to our house in NY. I was 14 and amazed with the automobile. Lincoln back then wasn't just a car. Talk about soaking up the miles on a road trip! What a beauty!

[@bennetfox]

When I get calls telling me that my new car warranty is about to expire, this is the car that I tell them I drive.

[@egold2071]

Ha! That reminds me of a fine line from Bill's S600 video, one of 'Andrew's sleds'. "You know those extended warranty people that call all the time? Yeah, tell them you wanna put their best package on an '07 V12 S-Class with 82,000 miles..." 🥴

[@genesimons8368]

"Emilio Pucci" I learned something online today. Automotive Historical Trivia in a designer package... A really, REALLY, BIG (and beautiful) Designer Package. As always, duly appreciated.. 👌

[@whitsundaydreaming]

I remember hanging out with a car collector in 1995 who took me to a wrecking yard. He had located a Pucci visor mirror cover and gladly paid the $10 for the crazy fabric covered flap. I have loved these ever since. You showed a brief moment of it. 42:31

[@ronniejr1983]

Congrats to 100k subscribers! So many of us can relate to you and your thoughts bill.

[@cronos222]

I'm always pushing your channel on my friends , I feel like I found a diamond here . Great cars and the BEST commentary , change nothing Bill !

[@johnmills2134]

Thanks Bill, when I was in high school in the eighties my friend's dad was a mechanic. He had a couple of fun cars, a gold Trans Am and a silver Lincoln Continental from what I'm trying to remember was circa 1975. The dad was trusting, let us go driving in the country north of Oshawa, Ontario. The interior of the Continental was plush reddish burgundy and this Canadian was more than chipper when I was designated to the back seat. I remember the oval side window and the fact the thing had 8 track. My friend had a greatest collection with Rush's Closer to the Heart on it. My friend was an intense prog rock budding musician so it was all things Rush long into to night. Take care, sir.

[@christopherkraft1327]

Hey Bill, thanks for the weather & livestock report!!! I love these huge Continentals, when I was a gofor in a repair shop back in the 70s an attorney would bring in his 76 Emilio Pucci for service, it was burgundy with a silver vinyl top & burgundy velour interior that looked like a bedroom in a Whorehouse, I loved it!! Thanks for sharing another fun video!! 👍👍👍

[@joe6096]

My day is complete - another Bill video.

[@Cali78012]

Another "less than 30 minutes video" from Bill....love every minute of it! Thank you Bill!

[@rudiknaus4139]

I like the Bill Blass edition most.. 🇺🇸👍🏼 but all the designers series models were wonderful! Btw your car shows are all stunning ! And I like the actual weather report at the start.. 👍🏼😀✨🇺🇸

[@MagnoliaEmporium]

My dear Godmother was a house model and dear friend of Emilio back in the day (60s and 70s).... My Italian godparents would visit Italy for a couple months every summer and stay with him and Cristina in Italy for a weekend each year. I still have a stunning robe he gave to my Godfather one year for Christmas and then gifted it to me years later. She went on to be a house model for Fred Hayman and Chanel.

[@mudman6156]

I remember as a teenager when the Mark V came out. In a much as I liked the Mark IV, the Mark V’s were 10 times better and quickly became my favorite car. So much, in fact, that just this last December I finally broke down and bought one of them. While there seems to be plenty available, be very careful if you’re shopping for one. MAKE SURE TO TAKE PLENTY OF TIME TO EXAMINE THE BOTTOM OF THE CAR, as many have a bunch of hidden rust beneath them. If you’re looking at such a car, move on. Don’t be tricked into buying such a car, as it’s not going to last very long. Anyhow, I purchased a rust free example with only 40,000 miles on it. The bottom of the car was so clean that you could eat off it. The car rides and drives wonderfully. Ultimately, I’d love to get ahold of Diamond Jubilee edition, as I think that that’s the ultimate Lincoln. This car turns heads wherever I take it. It’s a fantastic car that’s even more beautiful and definitely more enjoyable than anything being built today.

[@stephenwallace2291]

Thank you for the picture of the 1973 Thunderbird. My parents had a metallic brown Thunderbird, and that was the car I grow up with. It was a wonderful car, and beautiful

[@kaharold]

LORD HAMMERCY This Car Is Beautiful..

[@KoldingDenmark]

Nice to see a review of "my kind of car." I have driven my Mark IV for 19 years now and can confirm that it is a car for keeps. By the way, my headlight doors stay closed for 4 weeks, when I park it for the Winter season. It is more precise to steer than you make it sound like. The Marks are hard to get away from. They spoil you.

[@SuicidalWarhead]

Was wondering if I find a comment from you in this vid...we talked to each other a few month ago....greetings from Germany. ;-)

[@KoldingDenmark]

@@SuicidalWarhead Hallo, an Land oder zur See? Hilf mich bitte zu erinnern. Oder war es hier?. :-) Du kannst unter meinem Videoclip antworten. Yesterday I was enjoying the weather this way kzbin.info/www/bejne/opjFZJuZqceIobM

[@effend446]

CLASSIC Curious Cars video!

[@serwinzzalot9989]

The birds honestly add to a great atmoshpere...i love watching these while working...this channel rival jays garage

[@zekaryah1612]

We Love You Bill. Great job on all the auto info. This is Lincoln Motor Company 100 anniversary. Would love to see some wonderful Lincoln. ThanksSoMuch.

[@jwelchon2416]

I love the Mark V's. We had several over the years. Even though they were expensive, Ford sold a gazillion of them. In the 80's and 90's car lots were full of Mark V's. They are starting to heat up in the collector market.

[@966396631]

The entire monologue/soliloquy was done in front of a mirror holding a microphone. Amazing car, thank you for sharing. The best version of a Mark V I have ever seen. Interior shots start at 36:45.

[@veronicahawthorne3452]

Omg gorgeous Lincoln. My absolute favorite year for Mark V. So glamorous and classy. Just a fine automobile. Wish my garage was long enough to hold it, but sadly no.

[@kfl611]

I always thought these Lincolns and Cadillacs of the same vintage were the nicest looking cars - so big and square, and such a treat to drive. They had such power and just glided over the bumps in the road.

[@davidantiwan930]

You really know your stuff great reviews as always as a kid i grew up in these Lincoln’s sleeping in the back seats were better than my own bed. Born and raised in Detroit i was a big car buff love your overall history mixed in with the car review your reviews are so cool and on point and interesting you won me over keep up the great reviews love all the cars you chose there very random and unique God bless

[@hertzair1186]

ADD is at about 8.2 with Bill this episode….good episode….plus it’s about 10 mins longer than average.

[@ericanthonyb8522]

He needs adderal for his ADHD

[@douglaskasmer1190]

Bill, that was a true luxury car, really enjoyed your review, it brought back really great memories of the

[@johna.4334]

This car takes me back to the `80s hit movie 'Escape from New York'. Anyone remember the chandelier on the from hood of the pimp mobile? Classic!

[@henrystowe6217]

I can hear all of those 200 ponies ready to come to life. Awesome recount of 1978. Dead on accurate.

[@richardmorris7063]

They were pretty tourqey ,I was Miley surprised then I noticed the fuel consumption. OY VEH!!

[@be5952]

Since I complain vociferously when the automatic closed captions have _not_ been turned on, I *_thank you very much for turning on the Automatic Closed Captions!_* *Very helpful* when watching your videos late at night :)

[@e.f.clarke2041]

12:15 “GM had downsized all their- birds…” - Bill of Autohaus of Naples

[@paulm6481]

Beautiful and elegant. A classic in need of a ginormous garage.

[@steveburn8125]

See, I don’t see these cars as malaise era, to me, that’s the last hurrah, of proudly built American luxury, unashamed to be truly plush, a real American character, not poorly executed attempts to copy generic dull euroboxes. These were the cars as a kid we saw on tv in uk, screeching tyres massive and bold 😊

[@Edward-tp5nc]

It was the Carter malaise but also true that the big 3 were making some fine luxury cars and had to finish out the decade with some decent cars.

[@NeverGetsOld911]

Good point!

[@datsun210]

You have started indexing segments of the video into chapters... very nice, it is appreciated. (thumbs up)

[@rossflores4394]

I absolutely love your personality please keep this up

[@kevinbtube]

I love these reviews. You must be so much fun to hang out with.

[@jers132]

Really love the deep-dive reviews! Thanks Bill!

[@arnepianocanada]

23:54 Pineapples on pizzas, Argyle with plaid! 🤣🤣 Reality for the arrested and tortured Cassini must have been no joke, but in this moment you're a hoot about it! And the overall context you give is fascinating.

[@Pantherforlife]

When I see it's a Lincoln I'm on it. Thanks for showing this you the best. I just can't believe it no ugly deep cracks on the leather seats at all front and back.. True Time Capsule....43

[@MrRhino10]

Loving all these uploads mate. Havent even watched this one yet. Top work old chap

[@skidmarkman321]

The Lincoln you showed after 14 minutes was exactly like the one I had, it was an 88 Town car that looked like a rag top, had stainless rocker panels all along the side, real wire wheels, it had a decal in the door jamb saying it was modified by ASC and it was owned by Herb Alpert originally! really nice car, I had a Pucci also but mine was a peach color and was really pretty!

[@lorenzomoore6398]

I love the history of your car video and this thing is beautiful especially with the turbine wheels.

[@superx9619]

There's nothing like watching these reviews, casting to my TV, after dinner while enjoying my whiskey and cigar.

[@ThejasonJaw5442]

Beautiful Vista car hood

[@tylernewton7217]

I guess they should include a “don’t close your junk in the door” warning as part of that list of instructions on the drivers visor!

[@twinchantillytiffanysbenny8852]

This is my favorite Lincoln! I still have a 1979 Ford Ranchero. This thing is a long long car! Look it up. It was built on the LTD II. It’s a beast but rides like this Lincoln. Someday I’m going to come out to Florida and visit you guys and buy one of your cars. I’m in California. Love this channel. 🤙

[@richardmorris7063]

A friend of mine was a Lincoln dealer in78 in Richmond Va.He brought 1 home just like this on weekends & he let me use it for a date .Big creampuff.plenty of torque & the finest driving car till I got my new Cadillac 4 months ago.Very fond memories, I repaid him by detaling this monster.

[@lindaeasley5606]

The luxury automakers struck out trying to downsize their cars . Cadillac and Lincoln drivers didn't want compact luxury. During this period two of the most popular cars were the Chevy Monte Carlo and Chrysler Cordoba . Lincoln was continually successful with land yachts through the 90s with the Town Car and Ford had the Crown Vic and Mercury Marquis

[@bobdinwiddy]

❤ it was THE car to have on the ‘79 interstate

[@craiglarge5925]

Had a 1970 Mercury Cougar 30 years ago with a 3512BBL, best Ford product I ever had.

[@jaburadvocacia261]

“...and there’s a bee!” Oh I love this channel so much.

[@colin6769]

Great story and awesome Conti. Even made the 5mph bumpers look good. Love it. tnx for sharing Bill.

[@aaronsawgle4551]

Bill, I'm the same age as you and grew up looking at the same cars. I loved the big land yachts! I also got sicker than all hell during my buddy's wedding on screwdrivers back in '91 and I've never been a fan of vodka since. Felt like I had an ice pick in my eye.

[@bradcollins9647]

I love these Continentals (despite the ridiculous overhang, the front axle could be 2 feet forward, that should do it) but I never understood why the wheel track was so narrow. It looks like the body was put on a totally different chassis.

[@pcno2832]

It seems they built the body-on-frame T-birds ('67+) and Marks with a mix of parts from their mid-size and full-size lines. Maybe they took the suspension parts from the Torino. My other comment has a link to a Ford safety film that explains how long hoods were part of their crashworthiness engineering; the interviewer kindly didn't ask them why they didn't focus on making the engine slide under the body the way Volvo did (adding very little bulk), but I assume they just hadn't worked out the physics of that yet. By the time they turned the Torino platform into the Panther cars, I guess they had come a lot closer.

[@V8_screw_electric_cars]

Yes because they cheapened out, notice mark III doesn't have this because it was separate platform it looks much better.

[@brendanflegle3326]

Freakin love your videos. Love how you put the setting together on when these cars were born

[@bbbmw]

Our neighbors had a brown mark 3 it was fascinating and terrifying all at once. Loved it

[@anthonybaker967]

Gorgeous Mark V Pucci.My Dad had a loaded Mark V then 6,7,and 8.👍👍

[@cjmarsh504]

GM had all their..birds!😂😂🤣🤣🤣 That era of Lincoln was beautiful. Especially the Bill Blas's edition. That blue and white was gorgeous. I'm surprised that Jeremy Clarkson snatched this one

[@aurorajones8481]

Its funny to think my LC500 is basically in the same class as these cars if these cars still existed. Comfortable, luxury, V8, rear wheel drive coupe. Funny to think the Japanese still have that when Cadi and Lincoln do not. :(

[@LakeNipissing]

47:51 . . . For a huge, heavy malaise era car, that thing hauled ass pretty good. For sure sub-10 seconds 0 to 60.

[@AIDAHAR210]

04:40 had an incident earlier when a driver of a newish F150 Raptor tried to race in front of me, and that truck had no acceleration no matter how hard I can hear him stomp on it. I can only see him in the rearview and sideview mirrors of my Miata the entire time

[@buttstainvonbuttwipe58]

I had a Pucci edition, it was a peach color, with belting on the seats, I had an ASC modified Town car that had stainless steel bumper to bumper, opera window delete, trick wheels that looked like wires, a locking differential, gorgeous interior.

[@MrPrinzbeat]

Love your videos general!

[@joedaney712]

another great review by bill. I remember seeing one of these at the hourse race track, thistledown in the cleveland area. It was that deep blue with a camel interior. those cornering lights and the detail on the turn signals.... something really to be admired and it has stuck with me for almost 50 years and I was only about 10 at the time.

[@richardmorris7063]

Never heard of the Pucci edition.These cars were straight pimpin!

[@styldsteel1]

I doubt to the max Mark V owners employed prostitutes. The men who drove Marks were very successful.

[@josephvaldora49]

A friend of our family had one of these beasts brand new. He just threw the keys to me, an 18 year old kid. I was in heaven!

[@rudolphguarnacci197]

Lucky bastid!

[@edwardllorens]

Beautiful car. Enjoyed the history about Emilio Pucci. I knew about the four designer packages Ford had but very little about the man himself. You probably already know Ford also mimicked the designer colors into their flagship line of LTD Landau editions. I actually owned one and didn’t know this till years later. Your storytelling when you show your viewers a car is excellent as well as hilarious and entertaining. I may not be wealthy enough to purchase one of these beautiful cars just yet, but your channel is definitely worth subscribing to. 👍🏻All the best to you.

[@BEGGARWOOD1]

Ooh god 50 minutes !! This will need to wait until tomorrow !

[@melaniecotterell8263]

It takes a while to correlate the excessive liquor consumption, the puking, and the tendency of neighbors to hire people to make a lot of noise.

[@frazzleface753]

Could listen to this guy talk all day. An entertaining history lesson and a cool car! 😎

[@styldsteel1]

Yes but sometimes it's verbal poop. " It's got a light in the trunk so it lights up the back"

[@diggermolly5927]

Keep these coming, you are a GOD to the KZbin review world.

[@eddugin8470]

No parking lights? Landau lights? Ever try cabo wabo blue agave? Smooth bro!

[@apalboi1985]

Fabulous vids Bill, keep em comin

[@Steven-p4j]

Poochie? Always a great show with some laughs thrown in. I do enjoy the totally ludicrous concept of having a vehicle larger than a combine harvester, with the ideal use specified for a single person. Those days aren't gone by the way, if anyone wondered, they disappeared as soon as history and facts evaporated, so I have a warm glow in my heart simply knowing they actually exist.