The ULTIMATE Stutz | Supercharged Coupe

[@toki89666]

That '29 is just straight gangster.

[@asd36f]

Yes, should come with a Tommy gun as an accessory!

[@TheDejael]

Beautiful machine!s Two total factory hot rods for 1930 and 1932. I always loved the Bearcats.

[@philipgardner1854]

Dad's1928 Stutz Model BB 4 door sedan had the first safety glass as I understand and it had fine piano wire embedded in the glass about an inch and a quarter apart horizontally. I am 93 years old and have forgotten for sure but think it had two tail lights with a folding luggage rack between. The owners manual said to use castor oil in the differential. It had a three speed transmission. The back of the front seat could be folded down to make a bed in it if one had enough pillows to fill the spaces between cushions. t was not an economy car making 12 mpog on the highway at 55mph and 8mpg in town. I'll never forget the white onyx gear shift know and parking brake release button.

[@daremba]

What a magnificent pair of motor vehicles...:)

[@philipgardner1854]

I remember after World War 2, dad bought two new tires and put them on the front and held the car wide open on the highway and when it got to 75 mph, he let off as he had never traveled that fast in his life. I remember that it had four wheel Lockheed hydraulic brakes. Dad read the owners manual through and he said if he did everything it said to do, the car would never wear out but he would. I remember it had no fan belt as the fan was driven off of the over head cam shaft. The car was five inches lower than any sedan of its day. They used worm drive differential with the drive line coming in at the bottom which allowed them to lower their body. Till that time all floors had no humps in them for the drive line so sat up a lot higher.

[@stevenfromer3816]

Magnificent automobile. Drop dead gorgeous.

[@vanillagorilla8236]

My father told me about these car's when I was a kid, the stutz and duesenbergs back when americans made the best cars in the world.

[@CreatorCade]

I'm kinda amazed he can even lite his pipe with all that wind blowing by.

[@williewagers1411]

Josh Cade its called a torch bro!! Old man got it going on!

[@steveespinola7652]

Both cars are beautiful but I like the Black car more cause it looks so sinister and gangster looking.

[@gentlerowdy]

can we pls ask the music to go for once & HEAR THE CAR

[@dkmorris713]

Thats alot of mustache for one car!

[@MyClassicCarTV]

Sho is!

[@SmokeRingsPipeDreams]

What a car!

[@bennyhannover9361]

Always thought that Citroen invented the steering lights for the DS , but it was already in the late twenties and the main lights are German Zeiss Beams, for an english bodied Car I would have expected Lucas Beams. And the position of the supercharger reminds me of the 4,5 litre Blower Bentley from Woolf Barnato and his Bentley Boys. Walter Owen was not amused, as they say.

[@junkman6456]

The pre-war MG Magnette have also a front mounted supercharger.

[@inforobob]

Dennis said Montgomer,y, TX, but that is probably Montgomery County, TX just outside the Houston city limits.

[@elliottanderson2453]

Please can you lose all the music apart from the My Classic Car theme tune. I much prefer hearing the sound of an old motor car's engine roaring. Thank you.

[@allencrider]

ultimate gangster car.

[@matrox]

😁👍

[@bennyhannover9361]

But anyhow it lost the race against the Hispano Suiza Racer in 1928 on the indy race way, perhaps because the hispo was tested for 120 miles and more with the 9,4 Litre V12

[@TheChill001]

is that Lancefield coachbuilt by Gurney Nutting, it's got that similar styling to cars of GN of the time

[@tulku4797]

Michael, Lancefield is itself a coachbuilder. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lancefield_Coachworks

[@bradcarroll3719]

I hate that those monstrosities that had GM running gear from the 70's and 80's are what come to my mind when I hear Stutz. I guess because these are so rare. They are wonderful in every way! P.S. I wish men could still be men, but everything thats exciting is also illegal! I have to go a long way to get to roads where I can drive like a man, and the chance of cops is always there. Im more worried about being on roads without other traffic, and if there is I behave.

[@newking70]

Yeah, they were pimpmobiles.

[@vanillagorilla8236]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@jimgage6358]

Denis. I’m James Gage I was wondering if we are related. Do you have a connection to Firle Place

[@MyClassicCarTV]

I doubt it. I come from a pretty short line of Gages

[@FBIAgent-bv5if]

Yay, TEXAS

[@TheTheeggmann]

That's not tobacco is that guy's pipe!

[@cindys1819]

OMG! HAHAHAHAHA! I've often wondered why this guy is like he is.....yeah, what IS he smoking....

[@lolbr6818]

@@cindys1819 that made me laugh, thanks...