This 1969 Cadillac Sedan DeVille Was The Ultimate No Compromises American Luxury Car - Plus Incident

[@sethdbourne]

This was the best era for Cadillac... just an absolutely beautiful car

[@scdevon]

1969 was a great year if not the best. I really like those high compression Cadillac V8s. A luxury car should have some horsepower.

[@russford3988]

1973 started the quality decline and the subsequent passing of the Luxury Torch to Benz, Beemer & Jag.

[@cliff7028]

How much would this car cost ?

[@gregvarner9562]

"If there's hate in my heart, I'm gonna let it out, so I don't push it way down". The most awesome quote of 2020...Thank you Bill!

[@AJSnow-so9it]

I've got to have this car

[@freedomvan2970]

@Rick Weintraub Hilarious that 'hate in my heart is equated with Trump 2020 for you.

[@freedomvan2970]

What kind of idiot can't make sure the tires are aired up before driving a car?

[@freedomvan2970]

@Rick Weintraub Have another sip of Kool-aid my friend.

[@49rudy]

Your hate only hurts you and no one else but you.

[@williammarik6159]

Please hang in there Bill. Your a true classic!!

[@mickwelch8515]

No one on KZbin previews cars better than you! Always look forward to your videos and to visit your website.

[@curiouscars9282]

I really appreciate that - I'll try to do something with the website to make it worth a visit.

[@2-strokeracer531]

@@curiouscars9282 Yeah, it's true Bill.. You're incredibly entertaining, and sound like a great guy.. You also REALLY know your stuff.. 🏁🇺🇸🏁

[@patcurrie9888]

Watched the whole thing and belly laughed so hard after your commentary on Dalton while on the turning lane. And then he showed up & hears you talking smack and flips you off, priceless! I presumed you left him wait with the caddy. Just now stopped chuckling.

[@BrianLarson1326]

I would have left him bruised and bleeding with the Caddy, with a real close aproximation of an, [I just got raped by the family dog} look on his face for that move. Followed within the week with a very curtly worded letter of separation in his rectum. No professional business would tolerate that kind of public display of disrespect. Oh yeah, the car wasn't bad either, lol. P.S. I coulda done a better job on the windshield with my backside.

[@CharlesTrattler-my8uc]

Heh.

[@PaulJohnson-xr9iu]

I’m laughing my ass off with this one.

[@1980Triumph]

18:24 - never change Bill, who you are MAKES these my favorite car review videos

[@davidfoley9642]

I'm happy to see that this incident did not stop you from making more videos.

[@Ascotman]

I remember when these 1969 Cadillacs were Brand New. I spent a lot of time at a particular Cadillac Oldsmobile dealer in the late 1960's..into the 1970's. The smooth, quiet ride, the cool, quiet, air conditioning the beauty and scent of the Ostrich grained leather. The smooth power of the 472 Cadillac V-8 was awesome! There was nothing better!!!

[@rogersmith7396]

The local Cadillac dealer here had been in business since like 1910. If you bought one from them they would kiss your ass and polish your knob endlessly. Oh, would madame like to have here hair styled during the oil change? And let use clean the inside and outside and wax the car no charge. Make those whitewalls shine. Please partake of out complimentary smorgasboard as you please. They were a great dealer. Out of business now. The other Cadillac dealer in town was caught defrauding the Feds on parts purchases and they were all thrown in jail.

[@danielj1063]

Kiss ass and polish one's know ?! Historical !!

[@a-10thunderboltii24]

Back when GM didn’t half-ass their cars. It really makes me sad

[@davidbetsey2437]

I know what u mean. Ive always loved Cadillacs from my early youth (11) until they started producing s----y nothings (80 thru now). Back in my youth, there was a funeral home on my street, & I would love to see the Cadillac hearses & Cadillac Sedan De Villes, all lined up at the home or churches, from 1958-1967, all matching midnight blue & all the funeral home staff wearing midnight blue attire. Now the funeral home equipment is black, the staff wears black, the families wear black, how are u supposed to know who's who?, but those were the good ol' days & I wish they would come back.

[@V8_screw_electric_cars]

Real wood trim not plastic

[@fehlrock]

I had a hell of a time explaining to my son ; "What happend to american cars ? "

[@Ryan2022]

Cadillac started with the garbage plastic fake wood in 1972. They started cheaping out along time ago

[@solidbreed9767]

@@Ryan2022 regulations, emissions fucked all that up

[@illbebad]

wow, who would think a 51 year old bias ply tire would not be roadworthy? ;)

[@maxhenry1977]

I was a kid back in the 60’s. Hippies were evil and dirty.. I still remember a joke from back then, where is the best place to hide money from a hippie? Under a bar of soap. Anyway, love your reviews and rants and look forward to the next one.

[@rogersmith7396]

Right thinkers had crew cuts.

[@31847448]

❤good one !

[@Sedan57Chevy]

It's been a few months and I just keep coming back to this car. Nothing beats a Cadillac. Saw a '69 out in the wild today and it made my day.

[@retrogaming8647]

Man, am I ever happy I found this channel. Entertaining AF.

[@paulhettick332]

I'm patiently waiting for a "Best of Bill's Rants" video! The birds, roosters, goats, "Cat Stevens can kiss my ass", the hurricane story with the 78 Cougar, just about the whole video of that horrible BMW electric chipmunk manbun thing. Pleeeeeaase Bill do it!!

[@MrMenefrego1]

What an awesome idea!

[@andrewstanley903]

I’d like to see that too.

[@Dvco33333]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@matthewbaquero]

Check out this channel. Might be what you're looking for. kzbin.info/door/SGVM9hLhMy-X97pj3nn1rQ

[@effend446]

Actually, they're out there on KZbin

[@steveohanna7544]

Love how you keep it real Bill. Don’t change a thing! Fan from Australia

[@benjaminwilliams187]

OMG, your negativity and sarcasm made me laugh my Ass Off! I am sorry you had a bad day and No good Luck. But your comments were funny as Hell! You should of been a comedian! I hope your day got better!!!!!!!

[@robertreisner6119]

We called it a mood light in the rear interior panels, the back seat was legendary and the power was awesome, had a 1970 Fleetwood and a 77 Elderado years ago. In high school I always had the nicest cars and one great truck. Those were the days.

[@faznout]

Bill said he wasn't alive in 1969. From the way he sounds and talks I thought he was late 50's or early 60's.

[@242HP]

I think he mentioned in a recent video that he graduated high school in the 80s.

[@terrencebiggane8648]

He definitely sounds like a very cranky old man.

[@pauli6043]

I was born in 1969, I think he is a year or two younger than me. He definitely smoked his fair share of Marlboros

[@faznout]

@@pauli6043 - Well with the way bill always complains about life and the weather you'd think he was a grumpy lonely old man over 60 who likes to wear Hawaiian shirts, with khaki shorts and sandals with socks.

[@johnbrowning8785]

Yeah sounds like a bitter old boomer doesn't he, I can say that as a borderline boomer/gen-Xer.

[@nokiangage]

If the detailer has worked on that rear window with that “fog” and grease left on it, you might consider looking for another one

[@curiouscars9282]

Please, send one along. I beg of you.

[@MarkEspinola]

When cleaning car/truck windows the car must be facing into the sun to make sure the job is done correctly. In Florida (Dinoland) you think the detail man would know that.

[@nokiangage]

Curious Cars hi Bill and it is great to see you in the comments. I found your channel recently and I love what you are doing, the cars and the character you give to the videos make all of this really a great content. Keep up the good work, be safe and keep the videos coming 🍻

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

22:49 Dalton. Orange pants camouflage hat Dalton?

[@ramziberberi4148]

Please don’t forget the dirty carpet dirty steering wheel cover or the nice wire hanging over the escalator pedal overspray on the trunk luck and the mismatch front seats other than that it’s a nice car 🤭🥶🙏🏻

[@datsun210]

This road test sums up perfectly the year of 1969... stuck on the side of the road with out a spare tire!

[@59cadfins]

We have a 1966 Cadillac and love the styling of these cars. Thanks for posting. Glad we found your channel. We are optomistic about the future of classic cars.

[@Ascotman]

I Remember when these 1969 Cadillacs were brand new in September, 1968, and I was completely appalled at the black plastic instrument cluster! The 1967 and 1968 Cadillacs had a metal, chrome instrument cluster. However, compared to what GM markets as a "Cadillac" today, the 1969 Cadillac looks better than GM could ever come up with again! Back in 1969, GM gave you a wide choice of colors, interior, and exterior..Not so today!

[@suzybl]

You sound like Bill's brother.

[@robertpace901]

The 71 GM models was the beginning of the plastic interiors from door panels to the dashboard. That cheapened the appearance. Little did we know 25+ years later car bodies would be made from a new plastic merged with metal that would crack like glass when in an accident.

[@aaronwilliams6989]

@@robertpace901 Makes me think of the lousy front fenders on some early and mid 1990's models in the name of saving weight. Didn't work.

[@patsfan8057]

Mr. Ascot, I remember them too.

[@petermartinijr.1012]

In 1970 they replace most of the black plastic with plastic wood. I liked the 1970 dash much better. 1967 Cadillac started cheapening the interiors. 1966 Caddy used real wood, for the Fleetwood Broughams anyway, I think the Devilles were metal.

[@chrisexperience7]

Oh my goodness, this video made my weekend! Pure comedy!

[@dudebud72]

I commented on another review and my great aunt had quite a few of these through the mid 60s including the 69 until 1973. These were amazing cars to ride in as a kid

[@shaundis2117]

This is one made me laugh the hardest so far . Great vid

[@swaggernaut]

Excellent car presentation videos Bill! Thank you! Greets from Munich, Germany

[@curiouscars9282]

Appreciate that! Return greetings from Naples, FL!

[@sadkomodo]

2020 has made you more tolerant! With everything that happened to you, you had the right to go off the deep end! Kudos to you!

[@kennethbode2017]

some days you're the Dog, some days you're the tire. I learned from an old friend years ago to always look in the trunk. Glad to see you always do that!

[@aaronwilliams6989]

MAN! THE SOUND OF THAT STEEL! Good stuff .

[@datsun210]

14:50 I like how the radio is isolated from the passengers with the big dash hump. The passenger really has to reach to adjust it. The driver has complete control over the tunes.

[@Forever-into-Cars-and-Stars]

This was the first Cady we owned. Got it from the mechanic 200 feet across the street at the Union 76. Back when they had decent mechanics. $900.00 and a new rear wheel bearing. had the 500cbi. It was Aztec Gold also. Had it 9 months till a drunk nailed while it was parked on the street out front of the apt.

[@bradparris99]

As a teenager in the mid 70s I had my grandfather's caddy to drive. A drunk driver hit mine, the difference being we were both going about 50 mph when he crossed the line and hit me head on. Fortunately I was that rare teenager that buckled up both the lap and shoulder belts back then. I walked away with only bruises from the belts which was far better than the unbelted other driver.

[@stevenj8628]

Well I DO date back to when these cars were new and I remember them fondly. In fact, my grandfather owned a '69 Sedan de Ville like this one except it was solid dark blue. Always felt so smooth, quiet and luxurious to ride around in!

[@Ascotman]

Nice! The floor mats are OEM Cadillac from the early 1960's. The owner must have taken his mats from his trade in and transferred them to his 1969 Cadillac!

[@rogersmith7396]

Original floor and trunk mats are unobtanium.

[@gregorgman]

Bill, had the same car, paid $1700, used of course, but I loved it!!! Great ride, just like a take with power steering!!

[@acdc5579]

What a beautiful car, I wish they would make them like this again. Great narration....

[@giggiddy]

I live in Naples with all the crap weather and poverty so I laugh my azz off at your comments. Please continue as I binge watch these reviews and enjoy your style immensely!

[@boni_traxton9436]

Poverty?? isn’t Naples like palm beach level?

[@giggiddy]

@@boni_traxton9436 Yes. I was being sarcastic. Cheers!

[@Hattonbank]

Bill you would beat the pants off any Englishman when it comes to complaining about the weather. Us Brits though that Florida was sunny, I think I might go to Norway now Bill.

[@jonathanraos435]

Bill you are worthy of a Netflix show. Your narrative, distinctive voice and infectious humour-edy would undoubtedly be a hit. And then there is your car knowledge. All the ‘proper’ stuff that an even wider audience would appreciate. Thank you for sharing your love of the automobile. Best regards from a Kiwi car loving fan.

[@ronmccullock1407]

Welcome back Bill I have missed you. Fantastic review, and a fantastic car to review

[@KP-zi6jx]

I came back to this bc Dalton is gone, omg. LOVED Dalton, it won't be the same. He was loved and will be missed. Sad and distressing, omg. Bless his heart, his adorable ass was like family by now. I'm just beside myself over it.

[@jeffamburgey7485]

Great video, and absolutely hilarious, honesty and humor in a funny as hell package.

[@highrzr]

1968 was when Caddy switched from the 429's to the 472 engines. In 1970, they brought out the 500 CID engine. Both engines were equipped with a single-plane Quadrajet 4-barrel spreadbore intake manifold. Cadillac introduced the Quadrajet spreadbore carburetor in 1967. What's the wire hanging down under the dash?

[@Vince_uk]

I love both this guy's videos and the cars. Makes me want to live in the USA and Florida instead of the UK. 1969 I married my first wife.

[@christopherkraft1327]

This is a real beautiful Cadillac. I love the 69 model year. Thanks for the great video ☺️

[@curiouscars9282]

Very welcome. I agree there's something lovely about the 69s.

[@CDurham1]

@@curiouscars9282 nice to meet you Bill.. discovered your channels recently. I am physically challenged so your channel allows me to experience things that I wouldn't otherwise. I too have a sales background. Your humor is awesome. Keep it up.

[@CDurham1]

Jesus the trunk size lol at least 10 bodies.

[@Dallas_K]

Stuck on the side of any road in Florida is terrifying!!!

[@manofthehour6856]

Awesome! My grandfather lived across the street and had a 1969 Fleetwood in triple black. Absolutely fantastic car, and had humongous backseat legroom with footrests. Thank you!

[@manofthehour6856]

...incidentally, if you want to be stuck with a flat, this is the car! It's gorgeous to look at. Haha, I love your bile and complaints about lazy bums! The Cadillac is wonderful despite the damn tires. Your assertion that these cars were built to a standard and one to last is right on the money. It all went downhill when GM did a wholesale switch to front-wheel drive.

[@joshuacorbin4569]

*DAMN BILL ! I WOULDN'T HAVE KNOWN IT WAS YOU IF I DIDN'T SEE THAT COOL, CRISP. BIRD FREE BACKGROUND 😂😂 !!*

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

No Hitchcockian birds on the horizon.

[@aviation3530]

Thumbs up and I haven't even watched the video yet. Thanks Bill

[@curiouscars9282]

Thank you very much - appreciate the kind words.

[@egold2071]

What a hilarious ending! Dalton to the rescue! I haven't laughed so hard at anything since Bill set off the car alarm 37 times in the Explorer Sport Trac video.

[@paulripley2178]

From a British admirer. A fabulous car love it ,and you. my boy, are one of the greats. Best.

[@soyounoat]

Appreciation for the camera angles that Bill provides as he does the introduction and walk-around on each of these excellent automobiles. His eye for the best angles, and pausing on them before moving on allows me to focus on the finer points of style. So thank you Bill for that, and the enlightening history lessons. And for helping me to be aware of the treachery of birds.

[@jessesalazer9284]

I love the cars you review, but I must say your commentary is by far the most entertaining!

[@garydalrymple7531]

Great Cadillac Sedan !!! Great shape and great commentary . Thank You !!!

[@robertlutgen7636]

I love the tire change footage!

[@norwegianblue2017]

I was born in 1969. Thanks for making me feel even older than I am. I'm as old as this boat?!

[@DjP2379]

Great video… my first car was a 1969 Caddy and i still own the car this day. Still runs an drives on the original drivetrain.

[@e.f.clarke2041]

What a beauty! Always keeping it interesting, Bill. A pleasure to watch as always!

[@CDurham1]

Excellent video as per usual Bill. And since I have no TV tonight you're it buddy.

[@tommydrennan1765]

At least he BeaT the Competition 🤣🤣🤣

[@CDurham1]

@@tommydrennan1765 lol

[@curiouscars9282]

I'm honored beyond words. Don't believe I can compete with today's brilliant programming, but really honored.

[@CDurham1]

@@curiouscars9282 Oh shit.. I just finished the video.. reminds me of the time I had a blowout on I 70 in the left lane doing 80... in a astrovan. Here I am sitting on my ass in my wheelchair in the breakdown lane.. its 95 degrees and muggy as hell.. waving at people for help. Lucky for me someone finally busted an illegal move in a crossover and stopped. We had to call a tow truck because when the tire blew it shredded and warped the rim. Pieces of the tire were scattered at least a mile back.

[@tommydrennan1765]

Curious Cars forget the program u have something the program doesn’t The mouthpiece my man & the knowledge & stories also a fantastic story teller as u said against all odds only a guy who’s been in the shit waist deep knows some of us old dinosaurs slipped thru lol I’m a decade younger but my old man sold cars in Chicago on the legendary Cicero Dealerships so as a young buck in the 80s the used lots were filled with the land yachts which to me is an Experience the young millennials wouldn’t even know how to start lol just a Random throwin out there I’m @ The Legendary Gene&Judes Hot Dog Bill I can Bet you’ve had B4 But for the Non Midwesterners If & When in Chicago worth a dog or 2 this is where the term Chicago Hot Dog was born but a close and I mean close Bill think u would agree Jimmys Dogs Damm Great Dog Too Either way For the love of GOD Don’t ask for KETCHUP Keep Makin Em I’ll keep Watching & Laughing with ya Bill Thanks for everything you do Pal 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@carywhatzizname4060]

This Caddy had the high compression 472 cubic inch engine which could really haul that heavy body effortlessly. The engine was advertised at 375 horsepower, but this certainly wasn't the horsepower as installed in the car!

[@freetoroam7769]

My parents had a '68 Eldorado with the 472, and you had to work at NOT spinning the front tires in the rain. Massive amount of torque. Wonderful car.

[@rogersmith7396]

These cars were heavy and had small highway gears. They are pretty slow. I would worry about breaking u joints and engine mounts. They won't spin the tires. Monster torque. My 70 Eldorado is a different story however.

[@marcussmith5186]

Dammit!!! I had a chance to buy one for $2500!!! The same year as this one on the video but in white,Cash!!! Nothing wrong with it but a little body work done here and there!!

[@cliff7028]

How much this car would cost in a good condition?

[@BEGGARWOOD1]

Great video as always . Made me laugh out loud. That’s the sort of car I think of when I think of America. Looking forward to seeing the fun stuff you review, I am hoping for a few old Mercedes !!

[@LulaRoberts]

We enjoy your company and comments Bill.

[@williamburroughs2273]

Best car review video ever, I was dying of laughter! I love the way you complain, you remind me of a grouchy old locomotive engineer I used to work with on the railroad.

[@directionofease]

The whole thing, but, especially starting @ 20:00 Absolute gold. Thank you.

[@jeromebrotton9785]

Best video ever,,, Sh$t happens, still looked good on the jack that hooks to the bumper and a real tire iron to protect yourself with... don't stop the video's they're great.

[@MrCarGuy]

That tire that failed had to be at least a few decades old.

[@242HP]

That's why the first thing you should do on an older car is to replace the tires. Unless you're just going to show the car and not drive it, having the original tires on the car are of no benefit as the rubber goes bad over time, no matter how many miles are on the tires.

[@aaronwilliams6989]

If you noticed, the rubber was crumbling.

[@homeinsteadenfield8609]

Bill you are absolutely amazing, I'm in the UK and found your videos accidentally and am absolutely addicted, they are not just hilarious but you have taught me so much about the 60's 70^s and 80^s Americano which has amazing for cars. What is it with all the wildlife in Florida, is there no animal control your being harassed. I have to get the train to work and it can take up to two hours each way and you make it bearable, keep posting the videos you make my day.

[@rogersmith7396]

Forget the cat, worry about aligators and rattlesnakes.

[@CorgiConnect]

The crest on the trunk was modified at some point. Originally it would have been mounted with a small spring loaded pivot. You would rotate the crest up to reveal the trunk lock. The pivot and spring probably gave up years ago so the solution was to drill a hole in the crest and glue it back on. I know this because my parents had one, medium metallic blue with white top and while interior. New England winters killed it long time ago with major rust as most cars did back then in the northeast. This one is in marvelous shape, thanks for showing it......................................................Ok, I just finished watching the video, glad to see you stayed safe in the left turn lane. Sorry if I am chuckling at your difficult morning drive, but like I said, glad you stayed safe with all that. Cheers.

[@danialb52]

I'm so glad to see that you kept your composer during your content creation. I must hand it to you, you never let your audience down. Thanks again.

[@shawnsloan89]

What a rough morning. Thanks for sharing this raw unfiltered test drive. Hope your Friday got better.

[@KevinSmith-uw6dp]

You're right - the 429 expanded to 472 for the 1968 model year (with nearly 500 ft-lbs of torque). King-of-the-roadmobile.

[@marvenchin1944]

Great video as always! But poor Bill... stay safe, as we need you keeping us entertained and educating us!

[@JASON-pm1kb]

Fantastic car always great to start the day with your voice

[@curiouscars9282]

You're very kind - thank you.

[@JASON-pm1kb]

Your very welcome sir Bill love all your videos and all your thoughts about everything

[@mattsykes2497]

Just watched this and have to say it was the best video I've seen in ages. Thank you. Funny as. Love the car to,

[@Skunked68]

Bill. Great car, fun one as always with rolling-moaning commentary. As long as you had so much bad luck with this video, I’ll add one more comment to make it “666” at this moment in time.

[@giggiddy]

I could use that car cover the next time I tent my house for termites. Love those big cars

[@garydalrymple7531]

This was posted a while ago . Is this car still available ?

[@RustyZipper]

No sir, but he’s got plenty more

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

Welcome back, Bill !!! your videos are always the BEST when it comes to commentary on life, as well as cars! And this car is no exception, it's fantastic!

[@jacquesrichard3835]

That's a BEAUTY! thanks for this video Bill.😇

[@joshpeterson7241]

Beautiful car! How come we can't have cars like this anymore?

[@daveh4328]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who has days like this! Bill I love how you just carey on, kudos to you.

[@michaelchavis9205]

What a nice car. My grandfather had a 1968 Cadillac Sedan Deville which was the 4-door pillar less which ever you call it. He ran over a firebird in it. He was able to drive the car home the firebird was totaled. It just bent the corner of the bumper. They were tanks. I enjoy your videos. I laugh my ass off. Love the way you describe cars and etc. Thumb up...

[@michaelgiordano2093]

Bill, I stumbled across your KZbin channel a few months ago, and you're absolutely hilarious... I love the cars you sell. Especially the older ones. Keep the videos coming..😁👍👍👍👍👍

[@jpsabbey]

Ah m8!...I never get tired of the humor that comes from your impeccable version of irony. Let's have a few whiskeys a smoke and an endless stream of laughter from a world gone mad.

[@kennybranshaw7526]

Always loved the '69 and '70 Cadillacs.

[@leecarman6357]

Love these videos not only do get some good laughs but also see some great cars. Keep up the good work.

[@bobgomez9481]

You make others happy. Be happy. Your work is enjoyed by a lot of people. That is what is needed now. People being happy.

[@lowellferry7385]

I love the cars you review and you sir are HILARIOUS! I laughed so hard during this episode and I thank you. Stay safe and please keep doing what you do.

[@BaritoneOneFive]

Weird to watch a car video, beautiful Caddy, and listen to someone's stream of consciousness at the same time....

[@garylampkin4288]

This was my uncle Franny's car. 😳 He was a press worker for a small local paper for years when he got one used around '73...He was so proud when he drove it to work and bragged about having a nicer car than the Chief Editor... 👍 RIP UNC.

[@RustyZipper]

That’s really cool! You should buy it back, he kept excellent care of it !

[@artholcomb3731]

I always love your caustic sense of humor, but the events of this journey were off the charts funny

[@Slammy555]

We had a '71 Coupe DeVille, it was close to 20' long and got 8 MPG.

[@randolfo1265]

Wow, the sheet metal clank of that hood and trunk lid! Long time since I heard ones like that. Yeah the durable transmission. Didn't Rolls and Bentley go with some of those? Greetings from Toronto Bill, I'm all chipper about your renewed channel

[@freetoroam7769]

Yes, I've heard Rolls used the TH400 trans too back in the day because it was so good. I currently own a '76 Coupe De Ville and recently sold a GMC 1-ton pickup I owned for 30 years with the same transmission. Clearly, the best shifting, most reliable transmission I've ever experienced. My current, and far more modern vehicles aside from the Cadillac, provide better fuel economy, but have annoying shift characteristics. I hope they hold together like the TH400 does.

[@paulm6481]

Your videos are a great. I enjoy the commentary and the cars. Keep doing it as it is truly entertaining and informative.

[@scalecrawlnl]

Thank you Bill, never a dull moment.

[@lincmerc1581]

My father bought a 1970 Sedan Deville in 1972. It was green with camel leather and a black vinyl top. He decided he could buy a two year old Cadillac for the same price as a brand new Caprice. He bought it from an estate. The original owner had passed away. The car was extremely low mileage. The owner's son told dad that his father never drove the car over 45 mph. Even on the interstate. I remember the car hiccupping and chugging while my dad floored the accelerator and let off all the way home, attempting to burn carbon off the plugs. He finally got it running good. My dad drove the car 80mph on the interstates. We would take long Sunday drives every week, going down the roads less traveled. What great memories.

[@bigskychevyguys8842]

Tire probably blew because of low air pressure. Hey Bill you could have just filled it up before you left on test drive with your abundance of hot air ! Hindsight 2020.

[@eathoninnis8510]

One of my favorite Cars of all time. Two door or four door. Love the front lazy boy seats.

[@curiouscars9282]

They are fantastically comfortable. Would love to have them in my living room.

[@effend446]

Best car reviews I've watched, ever!

[@adambynum4540]

i enjoy watching your videos,keep them coming!