Queen of the Netherlands 1933 Buick Series 90 Limo & Engine Sound on My Car Story with Lou Costabile

[@larryjones-emery807]

Thank you for this video.

[@loucostabile]

You're welcome Larry :-)

[@Beun007]

Wonderfull! The Netherlands is my country... ;-)

[@loucostabile]

Nice to see the Queens car then :-)

[@Beun007]

yep ;-)

[@JeS-ii6yp]

Lou....Mel is a classic. He is a great car collector, very gracious man and someone all car enthusiasts truly appreciate. If cars have spirits...and many think they do, I am sure those that are in Mel's care are very happy and grateful. Keep up the great videos Lou...they bring lots of smiles and memories to your subscribers.

[@loucostabile]

Thank you Je S for the wonderful comment and I appreciate your kind words. If you enjoy Mel, stay tuned :-) Lou

[@harddrivin1le-970]

Buick made exceptionally good vehicles right up through the later 1950s. They were among the first US makes to adopt overhead valves and coil sprung suspensions at all four corners. They also adopted torque tube drive and used very robust frames by the standards of the day. I love this car.

[@loucostabile]

Hi harddrivin1le, Glad you love this one :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars you'll enjoy, Lou

[@harddrivin1le-970]

My dads's 1964 "465" (425 cubes; 465 ft-lb of torque gross 4 barrel V8) Buick Wildcat's engine was factory painted in a color that was nearly identical to this car's, despite the 31 year model year gap. Buick switched to red blocks for the '67 model year. My parents picked up their special order Buick Wildcat 2 door coupe just two months prior to my birth. Hence, the car and I kind of grew up together and I still miss it. My father was friendly with two guys in Adams, MA that ran a private garage and specialized in Buicks. The main owner was the service manager of a Buick garage prior to going private. I spent a fair amount of time as a kid watching Buicks get serviced. Buick offered the best brakes in the American auto industry when they adopted their huge (12") for the time iron lined aluminum front drums that featured large cast in "fins" for additional heat dissipation. Those brakes quickly became the gold standard for American hot rod builders in the late 1950s through mid 1960s. The Buick nailhead V8 was also very popular among the hot rodder crowd from the mid 1950s through the mid 1960s. It's sad that Buick began to lose its way by the later 1960s, though the brand enjoyed more than 50 fantastic years of building automobiles that were oftentimes more sophisticated and every bit as luxurious as Cadillacs, which were allegedly GM's "top of the line" automobiles. Most of this is lost on the general public, including many car enthusiasts.

[@loucostabile]

Special memories for sure, thank you for sharing and adding to the story.

[@TheGunfighter45acp]

That car is awesome! The wood weave detailing is truly unique. Kudos to the Queen and to Mel!

[@loucostabile]

Hi TheGunfighter45acp, Glad you think this one is awesome :-) Thank you for sharing, Lou

[@malkay8]

Just when I THINK that you show the coolest car Lou, you pop a car like this on me. Thank you so much for showing me the great cars that you do. And Mel is a pretty cool dude BTW LOL

[@loucostabile]

Well Mike Lunn I aim to please :-)

[@OldNewSweetRides]

A really interwsting car with great features, especially that it had been used by the Dutch Queen. I like that thing on the hood, John Thank God this channel existed.

[@loucostabile]

Hi John Roberts, Glad you found this one interesting. Thank you for the blessing, received, Lou

[@DJCountdown661]

Cool!

[@loucostabile]

Glad you thought this one is cool Robert Rentaria :-) Hope you see many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy, Lou

[@TheGnewb]

Terrific, enjoy these shows. The exhaust is kinda silly fun. Thanks.

[@loucostabile]

Happy to read you're enjoying the shows :-) You're welcome gnewb e, Lou

[@deadartapart]

Beautiful car ! Is that a Cord on the right ?

[@loucostabile]

Hi deadartpart, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Here is that Cord. Enjoy, Lou kzbin.info/www/bejne/qp3Nm5yohct_ms0

[@creyetivemedia]

This was great! I've got a new appreciation for Buick.

[@loucostabile]

Thank you Start Art for viewing and sharing :-) Glad you thought this one was great. Hope you se many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy, Lou

[@creyetivemedia]

You're welcome :) and I'm looking forward to view your other videos with time.

[@ketoking9435]

Hi Lou,,,,,,This is an amazing car,,,from an era of hand built,,,,I have only just got into cars pre 40s and admire the craftsmanship,,,,thanks for a great vid and to the owner,,have a great weekend,,,,,z

[@loucostabile]

Hi Irfan Khan, Glad you enjoyed this "amazing" car :-) You're welcome, and hope you have a great weekend too, Lou

[@jerseysideboy]

The turn signals were also called " trafficators " nice car, great video, thanks.

[@loucostabile]

Hi jerseysideboy, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. You're welcome, Lou

[@DrFruikenstein]

I finally get to see a Buick the way it should be. I bet that silk interior alone cost more than the rest of the car did when it was new.

[@loucostabile]

Hi DrFruikenstein, Glad this one's "the way it should be" :-) Not sure what the cost was / is for a silk interior, but it feels nice, Lou

[@derrickrees8895]

A really interesting car ; the Coach built body almost seem to come from an earlier time , and the interior has some lovely touches - I wonder if the flower on the dome light is a Tulip ( Dutch emblem ) ? Some Royals seemed to prefer Buicks , the Duke of Windsor was another .Mel is a lucky man !

[@loucostabile]

Hi Derrick Rees, Glad you were interested watching the video of this car. Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge (didn't know that about the tulip), Lou

[@jasoncarpp7742]

Damn! Quite the car he's got there. I've seen Depression era Buicks before, but nothing this nice. :)

[@loucostabile]

Glad to share this one with you Jason :-)

[@keethlee4034]

such a beautiful car. GOD I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!

[@loucostabile]

Hi KEETH LEE, Glad you enjoyed this "beautiful" car :-) Thank you for praise, I appreciate those kind words, Lou

[@hanschenk2708]

GREAT CAR I AM SOO IMPRESSED ESP. LIVING IN HOLLAND AT PALICE LOO THERE IS ALSO A MINERVA,REally enjoyed it lou

[@loucostabile]

Hi Han Schenk, I was impressed when I saw this car too, and fun to video and share with you. Happy to read "you really enjoyed it" :-) Lou

[@bryannolte4910]

What, NO air conditioning??!! Beautiful Coach, Lou!! 👀🏳️‍🌈

[@loucostabile]

Happy to read you enjoy this "Hot Coach" Bryan :-)

[@edb.3313]

Very nice!!

[@loucostabile]

Glad you thought this one Ed B. is "very nice" :-)

[@arielachong7577]

Good very good antique car ❤😂😅👍👍👍👍👍.

[@loucostabile]

HI Ariel, Happy to read and see you enjoy this car :-) Lou

[@Ptm6569]

Queens beasts

[@loucostabile]

Well said :-)

[@marcogallo7031]

Nice nice

[@loucostabile]

:-) :-)

[@garbage854]

Nice :)

[@loucostabile]

Glad you enjoyed this one :-)

[@wickedfirefly13]

Giant of a carriage and beautifully crafted inside and out!! Cute little mini car down beside it. I can imagine a very classy well dressed driver with a top hat taking great care of his Queen... this one is loaded with charm! Very special vehicle, great vid. Thank you.

[@loucostabile]

Hi WickedFireFly13, "loaded with charm!" Perfect. Just perfect :-) Thank you, and it makes me smile to read what you say, and you're welcome, Lou

[@ms90sbabyy]

Why not LaSalle or Cadillac...odd choice to use Buick

[@loucostabile]

Not sure?