Frank Sinatra's Swingin' Car Collection

Few artists have left as great an impression on 20th-century popular music as Frank Sinatra. From his humble beginnings in Hoboken, New Jersey, to the bright lights of Manhattan and the Las Vegas Strip, Sinatra became a dominant musical force thanks to his distinctive voice and big band-style jazz-inflected songs that could be loosely categorized as swing. While his music continues to be enjoyed by millions, it is his way of living that continues to amaze us. And is still a standard by which we judge class. For years, he was the world's wealthiest performer, living in a way that people admired rather than derided. Sinatra's heart was attached to his cars, just as it was to his style and attention to detail. He adored them, and they were typically fashionable and period-appropriate. Today we're taking a look at the swinging rides of the legendary crooner, Frank Sinatra.
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1930's Chrysler convertible, 1942 Chrysler New Yorker convertible, 1955 Ford Thunderbird, 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark 2, 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham, 1962 Dual Ghia L6.4, 1969 Lamborghini Miura P400S, 1970 Maserati Ghibli, 1976 Jaguar XJS V12, 1981 Chrysler Imperial FS Edition, 1981 Chrysler Imperial Frank Sinatra Edition, 1984 Rolls Royce Corniche, 1985 Chrysler town and country station wagon.
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[@viccamppinball]

The 1958 Cadillac is my favorite, but the rest of the collection is still outstanding. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@rogerpritchard]

Wondeful Jaguar XJ-S. So smooth and quiet. Fabulous design with incredibly reliable V12. Frank certainly knew his cars.

[@learhaynes1002]

R.I.P. to Frank Sinatra

[@tomtransport]

The 1958 Cadillac Brougham, in burgundy with stainless Steel Top, rear suicide doors is my desire. I saw one in 1957, setting in the showroom at Reedmans dealership in Langhorne, Pa. My mouth fell open, it was drop dead gorgeous and the grandest looking car I had ever seen in my life. It was black with stainless steel roof with a white leather interior. In my minds memory eye I can still see it. GM only made them in 1957 and 58. As I recall the early built 1957 had single headlamps but the later built 1957 and 1958 had duel headlamps.

[@1FrankFan]

Amazing video; amazing cars.

[@NBZW]

The red Packard Phaeton brings one of the worst times of my life to memory. I was working on a ranch while on summer vacation from high school in 1947 and was directed to remove the aluminum body and dump it in a slough, the chassis was converted into a buck rake.

[@wilhelmtrager7875]

As far as I know. he also owned one of the first Jaguar E-Type Roadsters and a Stutz Blackhawk. And the Maserati Ghibli is not a 2+2, but a real 2-Seater!

[@kevinhamblin951]

I raced Bing Crosby in his two tone cream colored Rolls Royce in Burlingame,ca 1975 he won ! Me 1969 MGB-GT ….. I tried 😊

[@kevinhamblin951]

Thinking back iam looking ….. that’s Bing Crosby …. We were both at the light …. I was reving up the motor …. I tried ……😢. I floored the MG ( red ) he didn’t look over once😊

[@tomtransport]

Hey, I owned one of them too..............................................the 1969 MGB that is. Mine was the Roadster in British Racing Green, black top.🤣🤣

[@kevinhamblin951]

You wanted the hot rod dual 4 barrel carb set up T Bird !

[@thenov1944]

" E - Bird " !

[@kevinhamblin951]

Frankie baby 😊

[@kerrykelaher2607]

" cranky frankie !" Laugh 😃 😀 😄 😁 🤣 " i think me laugh again Laugh 😃 😀 😄 😁 🤣

[@BlaineBeckett-e3u]

What happened to the Stutz Blackhawk? He and Elvis fought over owning the first one...

[@arielachong7577]

Good very good ❤😂.

[@charlesflint9048]

I remember the Ghia L64, indeed I had one in ‘60s, but it was only the toy car version made by Corgi.

[@williammacdonnell6965]

The Dual Gina’s were made between 1956 and 1958

[@avalanche9026]

Toys. Just expensive toys. When you have the do. Nothing it’s a big deal anymore

[@johnellis2347]

All Dual Ghia's had Chrysler engines and their Toquerflyte😂 transmission.

[@katalinjuhasz641]

ÁLOM,,, AMIKOR A KOCSIK TÖKÉLETESEK, IGÉNYESEK VOLTAK

[@alanfitzgeraldsr2201]

He didn't keep but a couple of the cars at a time I believe.

[@timothyknight2236]

What's wrong with that T-Bird? The wheels/tires don't fit the body. And the body looks lifted? WTF? Is that a replica?

[@joshuas8258]

Those are 100% the wrong wheels and tire size and it’s missing the fender skirts. It was a horrible example of the 55 Thunderbird bc it’s not authentic

[@TomSpeaks-vw1zp]

The Black 55 T bird Frank Sinatra is sitting in has the original hub caps.

[@TheWelwyn21]

Your born into class and you can't buy into class

[@kevincostello3856]

Didnt know Mr Sinatra was s car guy?? Thank you, but what a terrible T- Bird representation here.

[@terrysellers6712]

HaHa!😂 it's pronounced. brome 😂🤣🤣! Not bro-ham😂😂😂😂! And they think their nailing it is most funny of all 😂! A lot of baby boomers are still alive! '45 to '64.