Hollywood - Sunset & Hollywood Blvd's Early 1960's

[@Richbar-qe6bx]

I live in Hollywood. I'm thinking of videotaping this exact route today as an update. Look for it within a week.

[@pdizbon]

The 1960's; the best music, cars, movies and ALL!!

[@robdavidson993]

It’s fun to count the VWs in these old videos..

[@stevieray3871]

Grew up in the 60's around Franklin Ave and Canyon. It was heaven and we didn't know it.

[@mrHoppedupford]

Actually it's hell

[@mysticwine]

@@mrHoppedupford Was hell then also

[@lincolnparc8897]

It's heart-wrenching to see what Los Angeles has become. I'm from the East and I respect this land (LA/CA)🌴🚗

[@lincolnparc8897]

Perfect song by the way

[@alimwood24]

Wow! That's my neighborhood. What used to be where the gelsons is now?

[@tobaltour]

Wow beautiful video, lots of Chevys in the streets.

[@elfodelputoinfierno]

I love the aesthetic, but would never wish to timetravel there. Things were rough then, socially speaking - war, segregation, and a whole lot of other things that made life much more difficult

[@johnnydeville5701]

Oh so cool. Every car is cool back then! Seeing Corvairs, Jaguar XKs, 1959 Cadillacs, '60 Impalas, ETC driving around is awesome!

[@oldiesgeek454]

@Johnny Deville Your last name is perfect for this video... Love those tail fins! 😊

[@daleandrews3552]

LA has ALWAYS been a car town. Back then, those they restore today were the standard cars that were ON THE STREET. 🤩

[@josecrissanchez1410]

...WOW. . .! ! ! AMAZING DAY ' s . . .

[@kimsullivan5576]

Thank you for sharing your nostalgic memories of this era. Being born in '63, I can remember these awesome days. ☮️

[@randybock82]

Dude! there were classics everywhere and these people didn't know what they had. Oh the humanity!

[@herbpetrillo163]

Lot of classic cars.and not a sea of butt ugly look alike pickups

[@sweetoneloves6811]

yep

[@mgman6000]

I can identify every car cant do that today

[@bradleysmall2230]

notice no homeless or street walkers or prostitutes

[@shonuff4323]

That's because back then the state wasn't completely run by democrats like it is today. Their policies have completely destroyed that state.

[@bradleysmall2230]

@@shonuff4323 trump 2020

[@guymann7505]

seeing that black 60 Cadillac reminded me just how big cars were back then - i recently saw a 69 Cadillac convertible and for a 2 door, that thing was as long as a limo ( looking at it now again in 2022 i realize it is an actual limousine but cars were still long.)

[@oldiesgeek454]

@Charlie Horse Yes indeed, cars were very well endowed back then. 😊

[@kellykonoske91]

"Green Onions"... Booker T and the MG's Love that music!

[@starguy2718]

Steve Cropper, guitar; Duck Dunn, bass.

[@jaminova_1969]

KRCA was the call-sign used between October 18, 1954 and November 11, 1962.

[@collincampbellbikingandmor7301]

I cry because of how awesome this era was now we are zombies on our phones

[@docusearch6284]

Yeah! not to mention the other thing!

[@robertvillarreal4525]

Sorry to hear that...... ..........it isn’t difficult to become quite depressed on how life has dramatically changed and to imagine those beautiful days did happen.

[@mrHoppedupford]

60's were lame, it was the birth of all the nonsense you see today.

[@bmcg8888]

True a huge chunk of our conscious minds are now preoccupied in a world of data and no substance

[@blue_oppa5727]

Yes. Like you and me watching this right now

[@ronaldzent6321]

I was about 10, remember riding on one of the last electric metro buses with my grandma think it was Around the Hollywood area. Great variety of cars too, VW Beetles abounded. T-Birds, Mercury, Chevy Bel-Air s, etc. Cars are so Bland and cookie cutter, and cheaply made, but with very expensive prices.

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

God ... Please send me back to this time.

[@klaasj7808]

sure videos and music are nice. daily life is not that much different except that we are fat now.

[@petermaxwell2965]

The world seems to have been lead down a blind alley dosen't it ? Can the millennials save us ??

[@FULLmeltHASH]

Only to do acid and drink whiskey with Jim Morrison

[@randymoyan4754]

@@FULLmeltHASH Yes! Everytime I watch these Sunset Strip videos I think how great it would be to travel back in time to go to The Whiskey and check out The Doors.

[@egmjag]

Ok. I'll join you.

[@muffs55mercury61]

Wow memories here. Remember this like yesterday. After my parents split, dad lived on Cahuenga about five blocks north of Hollywood Blvd (near Franklin) Real time warp here. The NBC studios building(at 2:08) was torn down in 1963.

[@MegaJohnhammond]

I was born on Gower in '61. This really brings back some memories.

[@oliverbaldwin265]

I drive a 1968 beetle and a 1963 van I was born in 1971 so my beetle was cute. It was so cute that mostly my wife drives it more than me well 5 years ago my cars broke down. Well if you look at my photo that’s me in 1973 - 1974 I was 3 when that photo was gotten. I know the great times in the 1960’s. I want the 1960’s forever not just 2022 not 2021 not 2020 not 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 and not even the 2000’s the 1990’s 1980’s. I just want it to always be the 1970’s and the 1960’s. Like the nbc. Tower but it sadly got torn down in 1963 also mean as the early 1960’s like I want a time machine and go back to the 1960’s. In the 1960’s they had square cars. So that might be it for me ok bye and have a great 1960’s day

[@sweetoneloves6811]

These were the times that people were very REAL. NEVER knew we all would look back at this and wish we could go back to the 60s

[@oldiesgeek454]

@sweet one loves It reminds of the saying : You really don't know what you have until you lose it. 😊

[@sweetoneloves6811]

@@oldiesgeek454 It was Pure Realness, yes, there were a few problems; but, not like today. Anytime you can leave your door closed and go on a vacation and come back home and everything is there. WOW. I agree with you, Oldies geek; you never know what you have until its gone. I really miss those times. 😥

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@sweetoneloves6811 I hear ya... 😉

[@wmbrown6]

Definitely before 1962 - KRCA call letters are still on the NBC Radio City studios on Sunset and Vine. (They changed call letters to KNBC - and moved to Burbank - in November 1962.)

[@m.oriley8260]

All those coffee shops and cool diners, gone.

[@mrHoppedupford]

They have been replaced with bars filled with dumbasses and skanks.

[@andredupuis5461]

😔😔

[@davegoldspink5354]

Great video all round. It’s funny Booker T Jones wrote the accompanying music when he was 17. He’s 75 now and it’s still a super cool tune even today.

[@marianevick4992]

I was 10 years old 1960

[@neilbenoit7042]

Perfect music selection for this video!

[@katylied24]

I think the movie playing on the left was How The West Was Won, which would make this 1962

[@DAVINCIEVO]

OMG.., those cars... Beetles, Fiat 600, Jaguar, Renault Dauphine and 4CV, cute vans and all those american beauties. The paradise!

[@jmsjms296]

Zoo on wheels

[@joemos2040]

Use to love going to visit my cousins in SoCal in the early 70"s. Redondo Beach, Palos Verdes, PCH, never had a worry in the world, just young teenagers having fun. Now, don't even recognize it as the same state or country. Tents and sleeping bags on sidewalks, crime, violence, streets are dirty and no respect for anything...Unfortunately, many cities are looking like Los Angeles these days. Not sure if it will ever be cleaned up and enjoyable again...

[@dougdorman663]

I know. What's with all this disrespect crap already.

[@jayhandron9435]

So cool. I wish I could travel back in time, especially since this period is before I was born.

[@mistervacation23]

Better slow down you almost hit that Volkswagen

[@bertrandwernert2998]

Qu’est-ce que cela devait être bien LA à cette époque…. 4 voitures françaises en 2min30…. Merci beaucoup pour le partage

[@themoviedealers]

Has to be 1964 at the earliest. There's a General Motors fishbowl bus, which came out in '64.

[@oldiesgeek454]

@The Movie Dealers That means the Beatles will be performing at the Hollywood Bowl soon... Get your tickets now!

[@t33y4s]

At 1:23 - 1:24 on the left blue jaguar e type before the white ford falcon

[@ronniebishop2496]

I thought that was Green Onions that I’ve heard a million times and couldn’t remember the name at first, but then I did. The Memphis band Booker T and the MGs. The Rock and Roll hall of Fame should be in Memphis, what in the world did Cleveland have to do with it, 1 concert!!!

[@starguy2718]

Alan Freed was the Cleveland DJ who coined the term "rock and roll".

[@ronniebishop2496]

@@starguy2718 Yes I know but it started and was first recorded in Memphis. But maybe Cleveland wanted it more.?

[@racerxf12004]

some really cool cars, love the blue XKE at 2:33 on the left

[@williamscheuer5933]

Yes, that was a pretty XKE with those huge white sidewall tires. Nice combo with that blue metallic!

[@bertrandwernert2998]

A xke are you sure? I didnt see it😢😢😢 I have a 62 fhc xke

[@racerxf12004]

@@bertrandwernert2998 check out the blue series 1 coupe on the left of the picture at 1:23

[@bertrandwernert2998]

@@racerxf12004 I must buy glasses !!! Thanks a lot Just before you can see an Red XK 150

[@mysticwine]

Doesn't show the house on Hollywood Boulevard that a lady would not sell. I think she was still there in the 80s and refused to sell or leave.

[@PedroHenrique-uf7vr]

0:07 Oh boy a Cadillac -1953 !!

[@gmo976]

The good ol days when Hollywood was Hollywood not like now full o homeless and pupussa stands

[@lgndnhswnmnd]

Thanks for this post! Grateful for KZbin!

[@tomasjay1005]

No fat people, no graffiti, no cell phones, no gangs in sight, no crap piles on the streets, no SWAT teams and way more appreciable.

[@davegoldspink5354]

I guess I can agree with you mostly but there has always been “fat people” as you put it 0:43 the fella walking in the dark jacket and light coloured hat would be close. A lot of us aren’t fat we’re just vertically challenged 😂🤣😂

[@davidhumphries853]

@@sirrom5155 yeah, I get ya. It's difficult to appreciate all the differences. Not a perfect time, but different

[@h3ctor272]

What's wrong with fat people? You act like they're in your refrigerator

[@01trsmar]

@@davegoldspink5354 That fat guy was elderly,thats when people got heavier but they were not fat like today! People today are fatter and more of them...Kids were never fat back then maybe 1 out of 1000 were fat...People are beyond fat,they are morbidly obese! I looked at my year book from 1990 and only a handful of fat kids,but the level of fat they were is nothing like today..My kids yearbook 3/4 of the kids were fat and a large chunk were morbidly obese..And the Smallest Fat kid today is still heavier than the fattest fat kid in my 1990 class!

[@Juniper458]

No gangs??? You must be joking right?...

[@RichWeigel]

I would love to go back. First thing I would do is walk into a supermarket and ask where the self checkout is.

[@jameswood231]

That would be like Marty McFly asking for a "Pepsi Free." Gotta love it

[@bradgotch]

I drive a 64 bug and a 1960 Ford F100 as daily drivers I saw both in this beautiful clip. Love it

[@whicker59]

Does anyone know what the trianglar shaped towers r on top of multipe buildings---radio stations, tv stations?

[@garydunn3037]

We were there 20 years later back in the early 80's. I was watching out for the Roosevelt Hotel on Hollywood Boulevard, but did not see it. We stayed at that Hotel just across from the Chinese Theatre.

[@sevenncann]

Good times.

[@thomasm1281]

I always feel like I was born too late when looking at these video's

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

You were.

[@wokeeye6441]

Palm trees are the only trees that have beards lol.

[@RandyR]

To bad i wasn't there then. However had a blast when i was living there during the 80's an other times.

[@Orion-jb5sw]

To bad or not to bad, that is the question

[@RandyR]

+Orion10851 It was the best of times. .It was the worse of times. Rarely in life does reality equal the illusion.

[@brettwyatt7165]

Randy R I love 80s L A as well as the 80s

[@mrHoppedupford]

@@brettwyatt7165 it was a shit hole in the 80s just like it is now.

[@silashenkel8933]

Who is here, because of ,,Once upon a time in hollywood''?

[@gsinstrumentalmusic5203]

Beautiful Beautiful city ❤ I love this country Gs instrumental music 🎶

[@lonnyjaw]

Ahh! The days of beautiful cars, positive feelings, and nobody preoccupied by a stupid smart phone!

[@oldiesgeek454]

@lonnyjaw I wonder how people managed to sit in doctor's waiting rooms back then without a phone to look at? Oh that's right, they had to settle for flipping through the latest edition of Life magazine. 😊

[@bescheuerterbruder719]

@@oldiesgeek454 they smoked! And had ashtrays integrated in the seats.

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@bescheuerterbruder719 That's true. If I recall, the small ashtrays were located at the very end of the armrest... Does that sound right? 😊

[@bescheuerterbruder719]

@@oldiesgeek454 in early 70s designer/bauhaus-style chairs: yes.

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@bescheuerterbruder719 Thanks! 😊

[@williamscheuer5933]

At about 20 sec the white Corvair stopped for the fellow in the crosswalk but this guy filming just kept going. Wonder if he even saw him?

[@countalucard4226]

I was in California in 60s after a cross country car trip. Everyone drove a Porsche, or a Corvette S.R., or a VW BEETLE. Saw some really small cars that we ever heard of. So many FF franchises that we didn’t have on east coast. So so many pretty girls too.

[@MagnumMike44]

Traffic back-ups haven't changed too much since then. :>)

[@Pantages123]

The time frame for this video is sometime after Feb. 20th 1963, because the film "How the West Was Won" is playing the Warner Cinerama Theatre. It started it's Roadshow engagement there on that date and ran for 93 weeks there.

[@ACF6180T]

Booker T & the MG's ( GREEN ONIONS ) sweet & no plastic automobiles!!!! pure AMERICANA LOVE IT.

[@tiortedrootsky]

0:53 hand gesture as turn signal...

[@countdown2xstacy]

“You go to LA on a dare, and you go it alone”

[@bobhoward6676]

1960s > 2017. Here's why. >Sexy cars. >No fat people. >Barely any cyclists. (Saw like 1 or 2 in this video) >No one looking down at their phones. >No pretentious billboards. >Lots of American flags. >Modestly dressed people.

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

What’s wrong with cycling?!

[@manolochootdatpizzachip5142]

cyclist were mostly in the suburbs or in Europe.

[@gregrodriguez6755]

You forgot segregation and no civil rights.

[@jmsjms296]

Impressive automotive zoo.

[@hankaustin7091]

great video and even greater music!

[@quattromori5496]

Woow at 0:54 a Fiat 600 and at 2:16 a red Fiat 500. Fiat was already on the market at the time in the US 😮

[@okdok3742]

we compare then to now and think how amazing it was but watch, things will get much worse and in another 60+ years we will look back at 2019 and think "man, it so great back then". just appreciate the people around u and ur family and dont pay any attention to the bullshit.

[@mrHoppedupford]

60s was the birth of all the nonsense you see happening today.

[@donswier]

1960 Ford Sedans everywhere, but now rare as hen's teeth. Saw one early Jag E-type in the video, and yet now they all seem to have been saved from the crusher. 57 Chevs were just old cars by this recording, and yet many of those were saved, too.

[@ianchesney9639]

God i love being alive but my birthday is 1991 wish i chould have stomped the streets of L.A. during the 60s how freaking top of modern society can you get? Amazing style colors pride and respect went into everything

[@billporricelli1171]

I ❤️ LA!!!

[@Orion-jb5sw]

This reminds me of the chase scenes in the movie It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, which was filmed on the streets around LA and SoCal at about the same time as this film clip ('62 - '63).

[@davidcopson5800]

The visuals may have reminded you but the speed of it surely didn't!

[@Porsche996driver]

much of it around downtown Long Beach. 🙂

[@LAFan]

Yup, downtown Long Beach.

[@edoardozampetti4601]

FIAT 600 at the crossway...

[@Handiman544]

Cars were cool then. Now they're all "eggs with headlights."

[@mrHoppedupford]

They all look like Hondas

[@alphonsozorro7952]

Or soap bars on wheels.

[@gordonvincent731]

You see a lot of classics on this video, a lot of 30-50k cars there. We use to have all kinds of foreign cars here. I saw a Hillman Minx, a Renault Caravell, a Renault Dauphine. They were nice, but man, they were meat grinders if you got in a wreck at 30-40 mph!! Can you imagine driving our Renault Dauphine and being rammed by that big '58 Buick? They would have too bury you in it.

[@SSGTA440]

Yup, or bricks......SUV's..Supremely Useless Vehicles.....

[@tonedune3456]

Now they look like pigs on wheels

[@allenmax8995]

I'm always looking for the real American automotive rarities in footage of that era, 56-57 Continental MK II'S, 56-58 Eldorado Brougham's,55-onward Imperials and Chrysler 300's....

[@larkatmic]

windows down, and no tint. awesome.

[@Porsche996driver]

Heathercliff No a/c lol.

[@marjoryrainey287]

Golden!

[@chevy-yd2kt]

Everything was good in those days 👍 i like these videos nice to see realy nice

[@klaasj7808]

everything? strange, women had no rights back then that took a few years extra.

[@agentandrewmiltonpinkerton9818]

Well people in 1960s saod the same damn thing bout 1860s. In 2119 people will say the same bout our timeline

[@MoeGreensRightEye]

No rights? Lmao

[@jmsjms296]

@@MoeGreensRightEye No. Lmao

[@MoeGreensRightEye]

@@jmsjms296 no right to a fair trial? No right prohibiting unreasonable searches and seizures? etc etc? Sure Jan Lmao

[@Rodrigotodofibra80dacosta]

Se ve un Fiat 600 o es un 500 ?

[@bix646]

At 0.55 minute you see the road crossing an Italian car, from right to left, it is a Fiat 600

[@kevinwoodard6571]

If this were taped at night, it would look more like American Graffiti. The song Green Onions was used towards the end of that film.

[@estebanquito545]

the best thing in this video is the great fiat 600 showing up at 0:53!!!

[@TetsuyaIT]

+Esteban Quito Thanks for the info, I wouldn't have noticed it. So cool.

[@estebanquito545]

+TetsuyaIT yes these italian cars were also made here in Argentina, such contrast to those big american cars :)

[@MarkinDC]

+Esteban Quito also noticed not one but TWO Renaults!, a Caravelle (Floride?) convertible, and a Dauphine, which both looked like European aliens on Hollywood Blvd.

[@LoganLavery]

Yes indeed, then at 2:20 a Renault Dauphine heading west on Sunset.

[@jmsjms296]

@@MarkinDC There's also a 4 CV right at the beginning on the right lane.

[@riejurv50]

A Renault 4-4 in los Angeles??? Thats raree

[@juanzlux4579]

And a Fiat 600 at 0:54 !!

[@josemarcelo951]

Right! Fiat 600

[@SembrandoElKaos]

I saw 2 Fiat 600

[@MikeWhiskyTango]

At 1:00 'How the West Was Won' showing at the movie theatre!!

[@paulascott5701]

This is 1962 - I saw How The West Was Won on a marquee.

[@lindaoffenbach]

Interesting too watch how it looked back then. I have to say that the buildings look quite grubby and run down, polluted, and I do hear it often that it was that era. Interiors were very run down and minimalist as well. Perhaps times were more modest. But socially... it was a very racial segregated society with high dividing poverty and people often had little education. Rough times. At least LA now looks a hell of a lot cleaner and socially, people generally are much more educated... if only people today could dress more like back then when elegancy was a normalty and when speaking proper English was trivial. They can keep all the rest imo.

[@ericbishop3468]

You are right! It was very smoggy and dirty. People forget about segregation, and how acceptable racism was. They also fail to recognize everything smelled like cigarette smoke. You could smoke everywhere: in the bank, in the markets, in every restaurant. Let others go back. I know better.

[@naughtmoses]

I lived a few blocks north of the Boulevard then. It was still nice there at the time. But when I was rehearsing with a band in The Masque underneath the Pussycat Theater at H & Cherokee in '77, it was more "skid row" for sure. Lots of drugs and "Boogey Nights" porn flick studios including the S&M one right across the street from us. Several of the stores -- including Frederick's of Hollywood -- were firebombed during the Rodney King riot in '92. Attempts at redevelopment have been tried here and there, but the Church of Scientology controls a lot of the land there... and what happens -- or doesn't -- on it.

[@MoeHowardstooges]

Hollywood was so much cleaner and safer back then

[@docusearch6284]

Yeah ! I wonder why?

[@lindalee5871]

did they have skid row back then?

[@andredupuis5461]

@@lindalee5871 Yes

[@lindalee5871]

much better then.....its awful now...

[@sauluribe7082]

Very interesting , On Hollywood red car tracks removed or paved over then . Before NBC building got torned downed.

[@Porsche996driver]

Saul Uribe Ya thanks GM and oil companies....

[@themoviedealers]

Those were removed in 1954.

[@sferrell1000]

Movie theater showing How The West Was Won. I would say 1963.

[@Boldorion1958]

I saw that movie in that theater in the late summer of 1962. It played there for several more months.

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@Boldorion1958 Well if this was shot in the summer of '62, I'm going to watch it again in hopes of seeing Suzanne Somers in a light blue '57 T-Bird. 😊

[@parbhumanga528]

I wish I had one of these American classics, I should of bought one back then in 1963 but seriously I was only 9 back then. Anyone know what make the red convertible is in the TV show The Beverly Hillbillies???

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@parbhumanga528 1965 Dodge Coronet.

[@scottferrell4631]

@@parbhumanga528 You are talking about Miss Janes convertibles, she had several red ones, 1964 Dodge Polora, 1965 Dodge Polora, she kept that one for awhile, then 1969-71 Dodge Changellegrs

[@aitch3]

What was "Lucy's" ? Looks like a department store?

[@agentandrewmiltonpinkerton9818]

In 100 years people will find my comment and says: wow he was right us saying 2019 was a good year

[@renatoazevedo9514]

I’m commenting only one year later and have to admit how much better 2019 was when compared to now

[@agentandrewmiltonpinkerton9818]

@@renatoazevedo9514 Amen brother

[@Excalion88]

2:14 Sweet looking International Harvester Metro van.

[@franimal007]

Yup the downfall of ca. notice all the un-American cars? Its your choice.

[@ursa41]

0:54-0:56 Was that a Fiat 600 that made a left turn????

[@seguimosburlandonosdelosterrap]

0:54 Fiat 600

[@MarcoORVISINI]

cool video

[@luiginocella2873]

Va bene Il maggiolino Volkswagen poi passa anche una Fiat 600 da non credere a Los Angeles bellissima!

[@gmlasam]

Yup...things have changed indeed. Back then no graffiti's.

[@aleksandarjoksovic9906]

Man crossing the street at 0:44 answering his cell phone.

[@davehansen3789]

Listening to a transistor radio probably.

[@645524pasto]

scratching his cheek

[@aleksandarjoksovic9906]

Most propably. But just imagine him being some real "Marty McFly"... :)

[@zorroalphonso4354]

No, fingering his right ear. No cell phones until the 80's.

[@shrimpflea]

I didn't know or see anyone with a cell phone in the 80's.

[@Chernobypi67]

👍🏻👌🇨🇱🇨🇱cool song,green onions

[@123elvislives]

Wow l love videos like this and the cars what classics 👍🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍

[@1966gto1000]

In 1960, L.A. was 90% White. With slow - and then rapid in the '90's - demographic change (to Hispanic), Hollywood has been able to hold it together. If it weren't for tourism and the film industry, L.A. would have collapsed. Think about it. No film industry or tourism - which is still overwhelmingly White. L.A.'s days are numbered. It's collapse started in the '60's and rapidly escalated through the '90's. When Chicanos completely drain the city dry, the liberals will blame it on Whitey.

[@carlosa9298]

Dale Andrews before the Anglos arrived it was all Mexican ... Los Angeles was founded by Spain over 300 yrs ago..

[@bobl5121]

Wrong Charlie! It was the Indians (Native Americans). They were there LONG before the Mexicans.

[@Porsche996driver]

Racists geez! Hispanics founded most of our SoCal cities over 100 years ago! CA by itself has the world’s 5th largest economy - more the UK with their disastrous Brexit!

[@bodbn]

@@Porsche996driver it's economy is large but only because it's a huge state with a massive population. 40 million people live in California so of course it's has a large economy. There have been campaigns to actually break California up into 3 smalle states. Also California has the largest amount of debt of any state and its ranked in the bottom 10 for education and infrastructure. It's has a nice tax base though because so many billionaires live in California. Of course if liberals ever raise taxes to the highest permissible on the 1 percent than you can be sure those billionaires will be long gone.

[@mrHoppedupford]

You are correct. 1960s California is the birth of liberalism that's destroying the entire country.

[@robertnagy2491]

0:54 Fiat 600, my first car Zastava 750 1968 s' - Fiat 600 license.