1966 Ford Shelby Mustang GT350-H - Jay Leno's Garage

[@ftffighter]

I'm 22 and I think this is one of my Top 3 favorite cars(GT-350's in general). Trust me, the younger generations are right behind you when it comes to driving enjoyment.

[@mikecollins1205]

I am a Chevy guy,but I can appreciate these old Fords. I appreciate all nice cars for their pure history and beauty.

[@johnpagdilao6075]

Man the owner of the that old Shelby is a such a cool guy. I love his exuberance.

[@matrox]

Yeh...he knows his shidt.

[@b2rianLS]

Right?! I love the way he kept throwing factoids out there. Anybody else think he sounded like Winnie The Pooh?

[@mura0]

was thinking the exact same thing. Like the way he express himself.

[@thedude928]

+b2rian lopez haha, I was thinking more like Piglet. Pretty chill guy.

[@Leofred2000]

Straight from the bar

[@PodQueen2]

All I can say is that I got an undisclosed killer deal on a rental of one of these last week and it seriously ended up being a bucket list experience. Certainly some cheesy bits here and there, but the exhaust mods are perfect, the performance nearly put me in jail and the looks and appreciation were endless. And this is coming from a Lincoln gal! Brilliant!

[@joshuamervis]

Beyond the really cool cars, what makes this work and so enjoyable to watch is Jay's (and his guests most often) passion and love for the subject. It never feels like a show, but instead listening to guys talk about the things they love. Bravo!

[@Combat556]

I rented one of these on June 22, 1966. I had fun street racing that night, and when I pulled into my parents driveway in San Diego, the brakes failed. No accidents or damage, and Hertz came out the next day to tow it away. That next day was my first day in Marine Corps boot camp (San Diego), so I wasn’t there to watch it leave the driveway, but folks said that Hertz waived the daily rate of $17 due to the brake failure. When I returned home from Vietnam in April of 1968, I really wanted to buy a Highland green 1968 Mustang with a 390 and 4 spd, but the cost was too much...about $3400. I ended up buying a new metallic dark green 68 Roadrunner, with 383 and 4 spd, for $2900 from Tower Motors in San Diego. Had a lot of good fun with the Roadrunner, and no brake failures (the car didn’t have front disc brakes like the Mustang, so no caliper to overheat). What Jay, or his guest, with the Mustang didn’t mention, is that the HI-PO Mustangs were “K” code cars, a K was in the vin. No K, no factory hi-po. Still love those GT 350’s and GT 350H cars.

[@craighughes2851]

These old car guys are amazing to listen to. They know everything about their cars and make it fun to learn all the details. Thanks for another great episode!

[@mdmorris112]

Jay just says it as it is, I love how he eliminated all of the bias between other vehicles, and just focused on this one car. That's how it should be. Car enthusiasts need to be open minded.

[@capriracer351]

A good friend of my Dad's had a Hertz Shelby back in the early 70's. Over the years he also had two 428 cobra jet Mustangs, a couple of Cyclones, a Boss 302, a '69 Mustang with 47 miles on it and who knows what else. I remember asking my Dad why we didn't have anything like that (he drag raced a Comet and a Falcon among other cars back then) he said "Notice he doesn't have any kids". Ohhh. Yeah, I got the hint LOL.

[@dong2377]

Jay is such a original guy. I love the show because you get to see him in his natural habitat doing what he loves showcasing talent but this time for a better cause.

[@RamblinAround]

A 66 GT350H and a 63 Corvette split-window...this guy has excellent taste in cars.

[@Nammidius]

I could listen to Jay tell motoring stories/histories all day.

[@DJMotoVlogs]

Jay and the owner clicked very well. Great to watch these two talk about cars and all the little tidbits they know about Mustangs and Shelby cars.

[@jacobramirez4189]

When i was little, I was raised with Ford Mustangs and Shelby GT350s and GT500s. 💙 In fact, They were the very first cars i ever drove in racing games. 🤙 Nothing beats Ford.

[@dawson9652]

Ever since I was 16 i have always liked driving anything from the early 80's and down. Now My daily drivers are a 1969 f100 and a 1976 gran torino, and I'm now 20. I don't know how much of my generation is out there that really enjoys these old cars, but I am one of them.

[@kevinkinney5445]

My first car in 1977 was a 66' mustang coup, no power anything, 200 straight 6 One barrel with C4 . First mod was front disc brake conversion. When a buddy of mine had his 68 302 t-boned by a drunk, I traded him a 69 galaxy 500 for the motor that had less than 1000 miles on its rebuild, I took out the 200 six with a fresh C4 and directly swapped the 302 into my 66. Everything fit. The exhaust lined up perfect, the motor mounts were exact fit, tranny mounted perfect along with the driveshaft, fuel line, starter wiring, throttle linkage, all gauges wiring etc. When the head pipe bolted up to the exhaust manifold all mounts onterchanged just blew me away. First thing I did upon R&R was put 14x7 mags with 60 series radials on the rear, I floored it and it launched forward lifting the front end with the tires hooking up Too Well... It tore loose the left motormount in half! Lol. Gobs of torque. This was in the fall of 79. The 1st gen mustangs were awesome to own and learn the mechanics on. I miss that car.

[@elijahporter7725]

I love this show so much, always the best part of any Sunday!

[@firesyde424]

No offense to the 2016 Shelby, which is a beautiful car, That '66 Shelby just kills me. So pretty!

[@ET74019]

34 years old....I’ll take this over a modern car any day...someday I’ll own one

[@robertprice9052]

MY parents bought a 65 after I was born, and my Dad and I built a 65' for my first car. I still love and miss that car. We still have the matching baby seat.

[@MrUltraworld]

I picked one up in 1980 for $6k from the original owner who garaged it. It was (and is) in beautiful original condition. They came with 14" wheels. Mine had the rare 4 speed. I put the 15" factory mags on and a Tremec in it, easy to put back to stock, but makes it a much better street car. What a fun car to drive. Light and nimble and what a sound that old 289 makes.

[@chiconian49]

One of the greatest conversions Carroll Shelby did to the early Falcons and Mustangs was to lower the upper A arms and add his handling bars. I copied his suspension conversion the last time I had my motor out of my 65 Falcon, Futura, convertible. It used to corner terribly. After the conversion the car no longer leans or looses traction while cornering. It just follows in the direction I steer it. Thanks Carroll.

[@JohnLeePedimore]

Back in '66 Jay's shirt was indigo.

[@ForbinColossus]

absolutely, too true

[@fugi8307]

🤣🤣🤣 too funny!

[@captvictor]

I agree Jay, 1st Gen is the best looking of the 'Stangs...

[@harley8728]

Love the 65-66 fastback.

[@DankeUde]

I really love when Mr. Leno talks about romantic times, specially the 60s... great video, as always.

[@ronaldflint4569]

When it comes to the Shelbys... I have to say I love the Old technology rather than the New . Only because I was 6 years old when it came out.. My Aunt had a 66" Mustang 2+2 it was Springtime Yellow with a Black interior.. 6 cylinder engine automatic..with dealer installed Ac.. It just was one of those cars that just stayed with You in Your heart.. Thanks to You Jay for having those Gentlemen on Your show and the education.. Ty for keeping the Old rides alive...🇺🇸👍

[@twisstedjack5181]

65 was the body style that has always been my favorite.

[@acwip1]

1966 Shelby GT 350. Timeless.

[@vincedibona4687]

Does this bring back memories... unfortunately I was never old enough to get to drive it, but my brother had a '66 GT350H back in the mid-80's. This one had a 302 replacement engine with a freakin' Holley 650 double-pumper on it for some reason, and also along the way someone had installed rear air-shocks, so he could jack up the back end for a meatier look when he wanted to cruise the drag (and put up with the terrible ride). Aftermarket "Mag" wheels (not original style) with 215R60/14s on the front and 245R65/15s on the rear, Goodyear Eagle GTs riding the rims. *sigh* - thanks for the great video, Jay & crew!!!

[@cengawer]

I think Jay also enjoyed a lot in this episode, because the owner is in the same frequency as Jay....

[@storyteller1749]

I could go on and on about the Mustangs from when I was a kid. The various people that I either knew or knew of that had Mustangs from different years. Truly an iconic car.

[@NEMESISJ18]

Very knowledgeable guy. First time I've seen one of Jay's guest do most of the talking.

[@Smarv11]

Saw one of these at Nobu in Malibu being valeted about a year ago, and its gorgeous, So glad its being reviewed by Jay! love the old school Stang!!!

[@harryburroughs]

I'm 20 restoring a 1968 Ford Mustang fastback in London my dream car !

[@gmansplit]

What! A Brit that likes american cars?! BLASPHEMY!

[@harryburroughs]

+gmansplit you should check it out on Instagram

[@trespire]

Best of luck to you Harry, hope you do a good job to a high standard. I'm not a big fan of American iron, but the Mustang is a beautiful & iconic design. So please keep it all stock.

[@harryburroughs]

+trespire thank you, she will be upgraded with a five speed gearbox disc brakes etc

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

Contact National Parts Depot in Canton Michigan. They should be able to send you a Mustang parts catalog in the mail.

[@21cdartmouthian]

What a car. It's got the lines and sound. Thanks Jay.

[@raulataydejr4584]

Finally we go back to a regular old Jay Leno's garage episode thank you J I appreciate it

[@nigeh5326]

True style and class never goes out of fashion!

[@sixteenseven123]

I like it when the guests are knowledgeable about their car, it was painful to watch Jeff Dunham fumble over his words and didn't really know anything about the classics he had purchased where as this guy can talk all day about his, it shows a level of pride and makes for an interesting video

[@davidmoyer2752]

Jay I have followed you through the years on various TV shows now I can tune into your show on KZbin to me you are the ultimate car guy you keep it original you understand when to make changes and you understand when you can go outside the box and do whatever but the best thing is YOU DRIVE EVERYTHING SO much respect my name is Dave Moyer and PLEASE KEEP DOING WHAT YOU'RE DOING your shop is incredible have a great time with your cars

[@Edro1973]

It's amazing how much bigger (and probably heavier) the new one looks than the old one.

[@orionhumberger8648]

The new is very blocky and bloated by comparison. The '65 is a true to form race car vs a politically correct plastic go-fast machine.

[@terrygoyan]

Best episode ever. Love the rear opera window. Looks way better then the vents on the regular version. I always thought one thing Ford got right was putting the distributor at the front of the block. So easy to work on!

[@charlessmyth]

There as a guy from over here brought a white non-fastback mustang V8 back from the States, to Belfast. I always thought they were a very compact car, so was surprised to learn how big they actually are. Possibly wider than a jaguar XJ6 coupe. He had to sell it, because the cost for petrol over here, was way too much.

[@stapleboss]

My 10 year old LOVES cars, especially 60's-70's - all those cars will remain popular.

[@InvincibleExtremes]

shelby was the man. My dream car is a 1967 GT500 and I'm finaly building a clone.

[@Burnedtoastify]

The '67 GT500 is amazing... But... Please do an original not an Eleanor and please put the proper Goodyear tires on it and not the BFG's that are on every other restored car in the world. LOL. Thanks!

[@InvincibleExtremes]

+Burnedtoastify its a restomod, because of the brakes I have for it neither tires are an option. it will have 18 inch wheels or bigger. but I do plan using the orginal style fiberglass instead of the eleanor kits.

[@InvincibleExtremes]

+Advection357 its my all time favorite. been dragging my feet a bit on the project because I dont want to have to sell it if I run into hard times...

[@Advection357]

Invincible Extremes Muscle Cars Garage I hope you don't sell it... just pretend you don't have the car & it won't be an option lol.

[@InvincibleExtremes]

+Advection357 yup. well, to be fair, I have a few too many projects that I got for a steal here and there. I am trying to get them on the road and good to go, then I can sell them and at least break even... which will allow me to purchase the final pieces of the gt500 clone build without putting me in a bind... there is indeed a method to my madness...

[@alisonmoutiq1578]

Yep, a gentle spoken man. May he live long and enjoy his car.

[@mzondi1970]

My father in law bought one new. It was stolen while he was at the hospital while my wife was being born. He passed in 2015 from cancer. All these years he never kept looking for it and when he passed whe put the brochures and pink slip in the caket with him.

[@jakeelliott238]

Jay I bought a 1967 mustang 289 at 17 because I loved it so much. I got the engine running with my dad and redid the whole interior! I will always love classics more than any modern car. And i will continue to buy classics. and all my friends love classics! they will stay collectible for quite a long time.

[@emilmadsen8972]

my best friend used to hate american cars until we took a drive into the mountains. then when we came back he all the sudden loved mustangs. even my dads old friend had a bunch of fun driving my 99 cobra around for a little. theres just something about these cars that turns a part of the brain on which no other car does

[@jime386]

LoL. I saw a vid where some kid was walking through a bunch of abandoned cars saying how he hated old american cars except Mustangs.... while he walked past two '67 or '68s & a '69 Shelby & said "looks like some kinda sports car"

[@surfing636]

@9:15 , the power slide around the corner is what Shelby Mustangs were about. It rolls a little, then stabilizes quickly.

[@X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X]

Young generation here: This cars will still be loved! Even more looking at what is coming up in the years to come...

[@Fedora1936]

Yes! I bought a 1965 Fastback in 2001 when I was 21 and I still own it. These cars will allways be loved. The great thing about nostalgia is you can feel it even though you weren´t even alive at that time.

[@PANTYEATR1]

the first car that you see, that gets you into cars are the best! I remember seeing the 1994-1995 mustang GT on a magazine in HS and I knew I wanted it for my first car. that mustang eluded me for 17 years, now I have one as a daily driver and another one as a rotisserie restoration/mod. I couldn't be happier...

[@CJLeTeff]

What beautiful car, always wanted a fastback.

[@JohnSmith-ud9ex]

Do we watch for the cars or to appreciate and share in the pure unadulterated joy and appreciation of them...

[@MrCarGuy]

Happy 4th guys.

[@brian5o]

Thank you very much! Happy 4th to you as well.

[@2cflame]

I'm offensive and I find this Canadian

[@MrChevybaja]

Not a mustang guy, but i could listen to this fella talk all day! What a pleasant man!

[@panzerKO]

Mr. Swana is such a laid back guy

[@michingmallecho5143]

These cars handle brilliantly. I was in an E36 M3 and one just flew past me and round the corkscrew like I was parked. At that stage it was a 40 year old car up against the finest that BMW were producing and there was no competition. I remember the sound of it and how it went round the corner in front of us like it was on rails.

[@michaellui74]

66 Mustang gt350 beautiful car😊👍👍👍

[@LimeTimeHD]

The owner and Jay connected so well in this video unlike any other of Jay's episodes I've seen. It was real pleasure to watch them talk about the heritage of the Mustang while driving a beautiful classic. Awesome video.

[@knifetoucher]

Didn't know Mr. Clean owned a Mustang!

[@Mustang46liters]

Lmao

[@matrox]

Yeh...he lost weight since driving the Mustang and not mopping floors.

[@thegr8rambino]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ashkonrahrooh534]

Lol

[@patrickpelletier6315]

+matrox they can definitely be a handful. not to mention being Mr Clean gets rid of any traces left behind after a certain "accident"

[@Mr360ryan]

Jay! I never ever get tired of hearing your Mustang story. Soo Great! I can watch all your mustang vids over and over. my all time favorite is your most recent "GT350R!" video. please Keep them coming.

[@S4LeagueCSKing1]

I really love mustang from old school to the new ones but I love the old school ones better, and I'm planning on getting the 1966 Ford Shelby Mustang GT350h

[@jimmay379]

IN 1967, A CAR LOT IN MIAMI HAD ABOUT 50 HERTZ SHELBY'S ON SALE FOR $2200 EACH..MY FRIEND RUSSELL BOUGHT ONE WITH A 4 SPEED.

[@Terraceview]

"I worked 2 jobs over summer to buy a $1400 Mustang" Jay: that would be like $15000 now. Fact is; these days kids work 2 jobs over summer and still will make $1400...... Boomers were a lucky bunch, pass it on please!

[@nakian5316]

I've been working 1 part time, minimum wage job for almost 1 month and I've made about $1,100 already...

[@samthemultimediaman]

not to mention you didn't have to find 2 jobs back then you just got 2 jobs. now its hard to find one job.. id say $3000-$5000 is more realistic comparison to what it "should" be now.

[@1simo93521]

+MrTopGunnar Yes I'm pretty sure Jay was a grafter he would have worked 24/7 in two jobs all summer. Only immigrants are prepared to work like that these days.

[@1simo93521]

+MrTopGunnar Yes I'm pretty sure Jay was a grafter he would have worked 24/7 in two jobs all summer. Only immigrants are prepared to work like that these days.

[@1simo93521]

+MrTopGunnar Yes I'm pretty sure Jay was a grafter he would have worked 24/7 in two jobs all summer. Only immigrants are prepared to work like that these days.

[@Guitarmike]

Thank you Jay, my first car was a '67 Mustang 289 coupe, second was a 2015 Screaming yellow V6 and my third is a 2015 Ecoboost in Yeller ! I love them all and they are all my best choice for an automobile! Nothing is more fun than a MUSTANG!

[@qwasd0r]

This Swana guy is very nice to listen to.

[@burkelong4376]

When I was 15 my best friend's dad bought a new mustang. It was the coolest car ever! I still like their look.

[@brynerjeremiah367]

HAPPY 'MERICA DAY JAY!!

[@kevint.4968]

Awesome review of the GT350H. Been a fan for a long time and enjoy the videos. But one review and drive I'd like to see them do is the 33' Ford Roadster and the 46' Ford Convertible belonging to Tim Allen. Him and Jay go way back so this needs to happen. Those were two brilliant Hot Rods.

[@t1995roger10]

"We're all car enthusiasts at Hertz..." *has to squat to find the hood release.

[@kevincorrigan1754]

Lmao

[@oliversanchez6556]

Kev Dog on BABYYYY

[@terbennett]

Roger Toledo LOL! So true!

[@JDMHaze]

Roger Toledo lmaoooo

[@AutoYoung]

Yeah, every car enthusiasts knows how to pop every car's hood...

[@feralcatbrothers]

On two occasions in 2008, I rented a 2007 Shelby Hertz Mustang convertible while in Las Vegas - an awesome car but it was smoother, quieter, and not quite as neck-snapping as I expected. Fun car to drive though - and it actually averaged 25 mpg.

[@ANDREWSAMY562]

but the perfect mustang for me is a 1969 Boss 429

[@2cflame]

b0ss

[@Totemparadox]

They're really good. Especially when they blow up :)

[@RB25luv]

03-04 cobra for me

[@ANDREWSAMY562]

2cflame ey b0ss ken i habe de pusi pls?

[@homeofthemad3044]

They were built with inappropriate parts, if you get the right carb and valves and stuff, you can push 500 hp.

[@linxMuppet]

Thanks jay for doing these...so enjoyable and glad u are back on tv...my TiVo has every episode on it!!!

[@FameCaptain]

is that really a gt350? seems like a 5.0 with a paintjob and an exhaust system. I mean its cool what hertz is doing but idk if that has the shelby engine

[@MrSleesch13]

Its not called GT350H, the new one is called GT-H :)

[@Bronkey469]

Its not just a 5.0 with a paintjob and exhaust... its an AUTOMATIC 5.0 with a paintjob and exhaust

[@johneastman7991]

If it's an automatic what's it doing with a clutch pedal? See minute 17:50. Plus, Jay says, "let's take it up on the freeway and put it in 5th gear".

[@FameCaptain]

John Eastman we arent talking about the old one, the new one man

[@ITRIEDEL]

The GT-H in 2006 was a Shelby GT. The Shelby GT was just a GT with Shelby goodies. The 2008 Bullitt was very similar. (I had one)

[@davidj.7227]

I've driven an original black and gold 66. Step father owns one. Owned it since 1967

[@Bigtexatx11]

$350 a day!! that rental is really going to "Hertz" my bank account.

[@mkshffr4936]

Really warms the heart of this Blue Blood. Two thumbs up.

[@LMacNeill]

So the new one isn't a GT-350, just a plain GT that's had some Shelby items added to it. Still cool, though.

[@adzharrold5952]

Wow , that guy knew everything , great guest

[@ShottysGotShots]

7:18 "Performance oriented company"? No offense, but you guys rent nissan sentras. You don't build Ferraris.

[@afrosheenix]

You could tell the pr people had prepped him.

[@ShottysGotShots]

5:57 - 6:03 I don't know whether or not I should feel bad for him. It's just such an awkward thing to say.

[@KLX1990]

hertz sponsors lots and lots of motorsports though..

[@Happymali10]

I think he means financial performance, as in "make a ton of money". It just matched the conversation's topic.

[@octanesociety7923]

yeah... that was quite awkward. i'm sure he didn't want to say that either...

[@regsparkes6507]

When they came out ( Mustangs I mean, of course ) in '64 1/2 , I too was a teenager,, and I dreamt about these for months and months. Then I bought one,.......in 2006. That year was the ' come back' year for me. Remember those Steve McQueen ads .? Two great things in those advertisements, the Mustang and Steve McQueen. I've seen these at Hertz, and I too couldn't get to rent one, for any number of reasons, and Jay mentioned them all.

[@Gionni_Vegas]

2021 anyone?

[@brianfeeney3936]

how bout 2024

[@akfunnyguy]

I love the '66 GT350H's...and want one some day but for now, my favorite is my '66 Hardtop. Yes, its the one Mustang that they built the most of....even till today. But hey, it's so much fun to drive. Expensive to drive - YES. In town I only get 15 mpg. But at 210,000 miles on the worn out 289, it still aint bad & it will still get ya up to 90-95 mph real quick. The most dependable ride Iv ever had. Jay, If ya ever get tired of that #120, leave it to me in your will pretty please. Great Video btw.

[@brianwalker7617]

This might sound crazy but my favorite mustangs were the 71s and 72s fastback or coupe

[@sacooper802]

was working on my 65 fastback all day doing a full restoration on it and to get to see this was awesome for me, a little slow on the guest speaker side but i appreciate jay letting him talk.

[@CycleCruza]

30 minute Hertz infomercial.

[@aumkar2]

Scram troll

[@arkhsm]

I personally would have no problem paying up for the rare opportunity to drive one of these quite fabulous looking/sounding Shelby fettled Mustangs. Not every one is as jaded as you lot !!

[@arkhsm]

I'm refering to all the negative comments about the new Hertz GT-H.

[@bullit199]

What up Cycle Cruza? Didn't know you were a car guy too, haha.

[@CycleCruza]

bullit199 I'm not, I'm a Leno fan, love his motorcycle videos the best but I like his enthusiasm for anything that has a motor.

[@transcend350]

..a great 30 minute tour down memory lane! Cool conversation with two diehard Shelby guys. Thx for the memories.. I daily drove my '66 H w/Paxton AND worked at Hurst Performance, would park it out front and NOT in employee parking with the bosses blessing! Chevy's always backed off when hearing me comin'..👍

[@themotochannel]

Jay @ 6:48 : "Is there a waiting list?" Yes Jay there's a very long waiting list to pay $400 per day to rent an automatic 5.0 mustang with gold stripes. But seriously, who the eff would rent this thing? It has absolutely no relation to the original other than the paint scheme.

[@Voncid]

Another big thing in the New York area was to be a return driver for Hurtz. A good friend said that was one of the best ways to make extra money buy driving the Mustang GT350/500, or Cougar XR7 across country to there piont of origin. That was in the last 60s I had just returned from Viet Nam, I felt like I was missing al the fun.

[@willywillywillywillywilly]

Why aren't Hertz renting GT350s if that's what the original was? Seems cheap of them to me.

[@BSJBill]

Thanks Jay, and thanks to Mr. Swana. Really great classic, tuned perfect too. No noticeable valve noise from the solid lifter cam.

[@NewtonWashinton]

Hey Jay i am a little confused,.. The Hertz guy said they rent the GT350 for $399.00 per day unlimited mileage,... But then he said it had 435 horsepower and 400 foot pounds of torque,.. thats just the standard Mustang GT motor.... and when he raised the hood it in fact just had the standard motor,... so do they rent a GT350 or no? Jay i called Hertz and they dont rent a GT350,... its just a Mustang GT with some extra trim,... 399.00 per day NO Thanks,...

[@TheAlexLamberty]

Idk but chill out dude lol

[@cheddyrod]

Black & gold are oh so cool. Love the 65s & 66s and this one is top drawer. :)

[@Bass.Player]

I remember when they were new

[@GanjaBear29]

Grandpa, get off my computer!

[@Bass.Player]

I'm still here and healthy, said goodby to a lot of people that never reached my age. Statistically you probably won't either. LOL

[@jime386]

Shhhh... Mamma's comin' to change yer diaper soon baby boy.

[@matrox]

Me too, I was a kid in grade school way to young to drive but was still a car enthusiast.

[@TheDatpussy]

+Bass Player cool!

[@jerrypumphrey4074]

As a 18 year old with a 68 302 boss mustang, Jay doesn't need to worry about the younger generation loving these cars.

[@jherforth]

They didn't have an ACTUAL car guy at hertz? Surely there is some kid that works one of the desks that would have been more knowledgable. This corporate stiff was cringeworthy. "You know Jay... tag line tag line tag line." "That's right Jay, we are car enthusiasts here at HERTZ." Gag.

[@marsdenbalaska784]

Jay,you are very near and dear to my heart cos you could be a replacement for my deceased brother whom had 2 mid 60's Stingrays in the early 70's!My whole Family are gear heads !

[@drumr828]

wow this is the longest Hertz commercial I've ever seen. Old people fall for stuff like this lol

[@hastyberford]

Give Hertz credit for a smart promotion.

[@drumr828]

hastyberford is it though?

[@steelyspielbergo]

fall for what?

[@InvincibleExtremes]

even Jay admitted that the Hertz car was there just so he could test drive the original 66 hertz... He was joking... but was he? The whole video was an awesome overview of a classic mustang. I think anyone even cared too much about the new Hertz

[@trespire]

Hertz in JFK airport gave me a metallic gold Mustang in 1993, I think it was the smaller 3.8 liter V6. Every time I got behind the wheel it put a smile on my face. As a non American, I'm used to driving front wheel drive European cars, it sure was a memorable experience as a daily drive ! To have the opportunity to experience an American classic. Never got to thank the Hertz guy that offered the car.

[@steveginaevans5162]

Jay, Thanks for putting us in the passenger seats of cars we'll never get the chance to drive. I always enjoy the end of each video as you drive that classic (Duesenburg?) into the garage. Just for grins, drive in your latest McLaren and keep the Duesenburg sound track.