Should I open my own classic car dealer for cars from the 1950s

[@MrBlueswithafeeling]

Yes! Your very informative on your vehicles and you’re very fair on your price. You got a beautiful family and I think you would do well.

[@pmr413]

Beautiful cars! I think it's great how all the cars are loved by the owners. 50 years ago my brother had a friend whose family had to leave Cuba also. We were happy they had a better place to live. I'm glad to see you, your family and friends enjoying their lives in the US. God bless you and Merry Christmas.

[@eutimiochavez415]

I to like the white wall tires too

[@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS]

Absolutely, and we are watching a mini classic car show at the same time, beautiful cars, wishing you all the best William🙏, Merry Christmas 🎄🤶🎅🧑‍🎄🎄🇦🇺🦘🪃🍻🍻👊

[@albertlamata3360]

Definitely Yes, and I will be one of your customers!

[@dennisprice778]

The two tone green/mint green Cadillac Coupe was actually a 1956, and not a 1955 Cadillac. Love all the cars, and the video was great!

[@bobscruggs8886]

I admire how all these cars are kept so original in the paint colors, I'm 83 my first car was a 1947 Packard straight eight paid $ 125, the second 1947 Ford V8 $ 75, back then a good used car cost from $ 50 to $ 200 as a student we worked after school and weekends making about $ 1 an hour walking horses at the rack track, paper routes, picking apples, with our parents help we drove to school the envy of many classmates . I have a 1982 Avanti ll Chevy 305 factory engine that is a head turner and fun to drive, only older guys drive these since most don't know what it is, Studebaker designed 1963. Thanks for the videos it brings back memories.

[@cad84coup]

William, good job that was fun and interesting ....

[@eutimiochavez415]

U bet u should you would do very well. Good luck ❤❤

[@scooterp7009]

Wow, I love the old Cadillacs, Pontiacs, and Buicks from the 1950s and 60s! They’ve always been my favorites!

[@hd96flstn]

I'm 100% in agreement with you - I think the best-looking cars are that the ones that are kept stock and are original in appearance. The 1950's represented such a great era of engineering, style, opulence, chrome, beauty, and character. Nice to see that the stewards of these rolling art pieces are taking such great pride and care in preserving and maintaining them. Thank you for letting us take a peek at the jewelry.

[@eutimiochavez415]

I want the 1956 ford 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. I love the 1956 ford ❤❤❤

[@eutimiochavez415]

We call them knuckle busters❤

[@leinad5243]

I think you have the communication skills and business sense plus a likeable character..personally to make money in this bjusiness you have to buy low and sell higher..not always easy to do because of demand constraints .I think you found a niche market..but is it deep enough to fund a full time job? Maybe it would be good if you moonlight with a classic car dealer in that way you can get to know the business better.A lot of dealers hold cars on consignment and just take a comission.

[@reversemaxxus]

From an era when cars had class and distinctive styling! Thumbs up for these owners keeping history alive as well as DRIVING them!👍👍

[@eutimiochavez415]

Well that’s what they are made to be driven ❤❤❤

[@JPoulakos]

Wow, this really takes me back! I had a 53 Chevy Bel Air two door hardtop I paid $250 for in 1959. I traded it (and $159) for a 56 Mercury Montclair convertible. I was a dumb high school kid that didn't know much about cars, then. If I had known more I probably would have kept the Mercury. The Montclair convertible is pretty rare. Back in those days, you could pick up a half way decent car for about the same price as an average bicycle. I noticed you showed only one car that had three colors, the 56 Dodge. Three color cars were actually quite common in the 50s and most had colors that didn't go well together.

[@JuanRodriguez-tb4zd]

Beautiful cars. My father had a 1953 Chevy 2 door post with a black paint and all red interior. Love your cars and really enjoy watching your videos, keep up the good work.

[@dougn2350]

I like the 2 tone '56 Buick Special. My dad that car when I was very young. We pulled our boat to the river on weekends with it.

[@macmcguffie1003]

55 Cadillac , excellent presentation 👍

[@gregkniewel6503]

Beautiful!! Welcome to America Thank God you were able to come here, and be FREE America is not perfect,but it has it’s problems too God bless all of you

[@jimez1952]

that"s a nice line up of nostalgic rides, baddass bike William...

[@originalwyldthkng2334]

The 57 Buick Special 4 door is exact to my familys in the 60s... exactly .. wow.. I put her in reverse going for low gear at about 20 mph.. the trans slipping... ? Mom could never figure it out... till we confessed ... fun memories..

[@waynewalton265]

i love all these cars , but i really like the black one, don't know if i will ever be able to afford, but thanks for keeping them alive.

[@KhalidKhan-ee2tc]

William, love your videos. thank you for posting such informative details about these cars. im sure with your knowledge and hard work, u will succeed in any new endeavor. takecare n good luck

[@jaya.0069]

Very nice cars, the 57 Buick is special to me as my first car was a 57 blue & white, Buick 2 door hardtop. Enjoying your content, keep up the good work.

[@mannyacosta4356]

Very professional on how you info the public 👍👍

[@GenerationOldschool]

Thank you 🙏

[@RMINTZELL]

William, you know your 50’s cars, that’s for sure!

[@garyporter516]

The 55 Cadillac is a 1956. You guys have some beautiful cars.

[@RMINTZELL]

If you think you can consistently come up with enough good cars to do so, then yes, go for it! You are young enough.

[@ronnieblack7726]

Old man Willis drove a 49 Pontiac. Just a gittin it

[@coreyjones1518]

Nice, beautiful collection.

[@blascruz2276]

COULD BE A GOOD IDEA 👌

[@garyporter516]

The late arrival 1955 Ford is a 1956, you get 55's mixed up with 56's once in a while but you really know your cars.

[@richardrowe1538]

Yes, but you need a team. In particular you need a automotive mechanic

[@Tontonscoot]

Yessssss.... and I hope to be a customer.

[@ronnieblack7726]

Welcome to America

[@durandjohnson1321]

Yes, Castro and Khrushcev had us hiding under the bed!.. during the Cuban missile crisis of '62

[@road_king_dude]

Yes. Yes you should open your own dealer

[@rogerbraddy6883]

if you did open a dealership, what would you charge? would you take trades? would you ship? what would the insurance be like? yes it would be sweet to be surrounded by beauty but there are other things that need to be considered. best on your endeavors roger

[@SuperLeonardo40]

Es mas, no solo un dealer de los 50...un restaurante tambien pero bien cubano, con ese estilo y los carros de esa epoca y los uniformes y la decoracion y fotos del malecon y todo.A Veces, cuando voy a los shows, tengo esa vision.Nos quitaron eso y que mejor que tener un pedacito en Miami.Pero el dealer.....yes, yes y mas yes.

[@SuperLeonardo40]

Definitely.You should.

[@garyporter516]

My favorite is the 1957 Roadmaster since my family had an identical one in 1959. Is this one for sale? We like the same type of cars, especially the Stovebolt Chevys.

[@paulh1745]

Don’t tell us what you don’t like about the cars. We don’t come here to listen do you tell us why you don’t like a car.

[@eutimiochavez415]

That’s a 56 ford not a 55

[@davidcouch6514]

You don’t need the overhead and tire kickers. I had a lot it was a disaster.

[@GenerationOldschool]

Thank you

[@RMINTZELL]

William, take my old advise and stay away from motorcycles! You risk dying every time you take it out.

[@jaelinsmith5207]

You Should!

[@skrewdup33]

57 coupe deville and 58 Oldsmobile

[@WalterCobb-sn1hp]

All of them

[@garyporter516]

The 56 dodge is a 1955.

[@scooterp7009]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@raydevito6523]

Sad to say but the demand for cars of the 50s is going down slowly just like the baby boomers.