I am a cyclist 100% I no longer hold a license. Bruce Meyer is a joy to listen to. What a humble man. I appreciate the auto at an artistic level and collect bicycles at the level Bruce collects cars. I recently discovered him and the Peterson museum. I am now a supporter and look forward to going to see the museum in person with my British father in law who used to wrench on old Bentleys and Rolls Royce's.

Grateful for Bruce Meyer & for such wonderful interview

My favorite BMeyer quote, 'Its never too late to have a happy childhood!' You're my hero...! Never Lift. RK

I'm so Glad these videos showed on my feed! It was amazing hearing both of you acknowledge God's role in all our lives as well as profound gratitude to Him. Praise God.

I just couldn't get enough of this. I've followed Bruce for years and this 2 part interview filled in ALL the blanks for me. So tangibly real. So achievable. So inspiring.

It’s Bruce’s world ,we just live in it !

What a class act, I am such a fan of Bruce Meyer since reading about the Doane Spenser rod in Automobile Quarterly years ago. I hold to a lot of his beliefs especially about family and faith. Car people are some of the best people out there, guys like Barry Maguire , Jay Leno, Pete Chapouris, Bruce Canepa, Craig Jackson and Peter Klutt to name a few . The Petersen is a wonderful museum I encourage anyone who goes to California to check it out.

Great interview. Bruce is a class act. Happy for him.

As enjoyable as Part 1 and I could easily watch a Part 3 with even more about the cars. The Checkered Flag is the coolest and most fun club and well worth the annual dues. So totally agree about judging! Bruce's legacy goes so much further than just the Petersen, which by itself would certainly be enough. Thanks!

two classy men that anyone would be honored to have as a friend for years I've followed Bruce and thought he was special I was right but wasn't aware just how special. George perfect wellness to you, hug the pup and talk to Gale Banks. Car guys age well!

Thank you for the great stories and perspectives! Well done.

Thank you for the interesting interview. I visited the Petersen last April with my wife and daughter while in the USA on holiday from Australia. I loved the Bruce Meyer collection and bought the book. I am also an aspiring property guy, so I am inspired to keep working hard at my dream. Thank you Bruce... I’ll also never lift!

Great interview. Could have watched two more episodes of you with him. Several times Bruce was getting at something and there was a turn. Would love to hear the original direction. I've been lucky enough to have met him a couple of times. Such a humble and welcoming man. Great job!

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Thanks, Glen. We will definitely have Bruce back on the show again!

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@@MotoManTV That would be great! A Bruce Meyer guided tour of the new Porsche exhibit at the Petersen might make a great new two-part series. ;) Some very impressive vehicles on display for the next year or so. Great stuff!

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@@GlenTheGuesser A Bruce Meyer guided tour of an empty room would be interesting . . . :) He is that kind of guy!

@GlenTheGuesser

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@@MotoManTV That is 100% true!

Awesome interview between two friends! Thank you!

Finally the 2nd Part. Waiting felt like ages :-D - Now enjoying it with a nice cold beer on my chair. THX!

Great stories. Enjoyed that. Can't wait for part two.

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Thanks, Mark! Quick note: This was Part Two. You can see Part One @ kzread.info/dash/bejne/qY2rqcWbfZivk5M.html

Hi Bruce You probably don’t remember me but it’s nice to see some things and some people are as you remember them.

Great interview with Bruce Meyer, I'm going to check out, "Bruce Meyer Prank".

I hope there is a part 3. great show, thanks.

I enjoyed that a lot. Vielen Dank, George!

Great chat

Cool info and a class act

Stay focused, it’s distracting when the guys about to tell make point or tell a story and you interrupt him to have a side bar about something unrelated.

As good as the first part. $8500 for that Ferrari GTO is probably not as good a deal as I passed up around 1980. A wrecking yard in Vancouver got in an abandoned project....a complete less engine Lamborghini 400GT. I could have bought it for $400. I planned to put my 427 Ford in it. I hmm'd and haw'd and even measured the engine compartment and rear wheelwells to see what size tires it could fit and decided not to get it. I believe the value on those cars has surpassed the mid 60's Fairlanes and Comets a little. Oh well, eh!

Well...calling him the Warren Buffet will not be appreciated,i bet..Will only make people ask more money for his future cars. The guy obviously is a true car lover:dont make it harder for him to find a good deal.😁He is rich,yes,...but everybody should get a fair chance.And he doesnt seem to be an a-hole🥯.( Ps.Bruce,all nice cars you got there...but that Bizzarrini,that truly is the sh👍t!!