Jay Leno's Garage is the only channel producing this kind of content about cars from the 20s/30s. These up close looks at these cars are priceless.

@octane613

2 жыл бұрын

Because really, he's the only wealthy man with the gearhead mentality of an enthusiast, and the connections, and the want to share these cars.

@PeterWiernicki

2 жыл бұрын

I love this channel for the same reason. The early cars were beautiful, functional pieces of art.

@paulyandle6081

Жыл бұрын

Not quite...check out Cargold...from Bavaria. Absolutely 5 Star...like Jay's...but in German. Also...RareClassicCars...Adam from Detroit....superb presentations of American models from the 60's and 70's.

@WitchKing-Of-Angmar

Жыл бұрын

'these cars...' tells me all the insentive you have to view them after this video. Don't kid ourselves, none of you look into the vehicles after the videos you watch acting as though you are viewing angels parading in a line. The neglect to this era is uncanny, I know hardly any of you can name a model you're sure existed in the 1930 time frame in quick succession.

@p.kuansuwan2070

Жыл бұрын

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar Oh don’t be like that, why gate keep? He’s enthusiastic, that’s all that should matter. Personally, I don’t look into all cars featured here. I see a cool linkage mechanism, I pause, screen shot, do a quick study of it, write down the overall details of both the car and contraption; saved for later. Or sometimes I’m really fascinated by it so I do a quick read on the net, hopefully find a brochure; saved for later and that’s it. Not everyone is particularly fond of the cars from the era or have 40 years of collective wisdom about them. Take me for example, I got into cars three years back, started loving the 60’s era. Lotuses, Ferraris, Jaguars, and what not. Then the brutal-boxiness and computing power boom of the 70’s-80’s, all the way to the mid 2000’s. Then, prewar. I admit I might not know of everything in any particular era of cars in depth but I do know bits of interesting details of all the eras and to me, that’s more fun than just obsessing with only a precise time frame. I don’t mock people for not knowing the Lotus Elan M100 was developed when GM owned the British firm, used an Izuzu petrol engine, plastic body parts and much more. Not all people are interested in obscure facts and that doesn’t make them enjoy what they like less so I don’t mind them. I think we simply should appreciate that people are still enthusiastic of merely seeing one of these relics and not devaluing them. No offense, just an eighteen years old’s humble opinion.

This is one of the most beautiful cars I’ve ever seen. Absolutely stunning.

@catchbay

2 жыл бұрын

How about 1937 Talbot Lago? Now that electric cars are based on an independent platform, I hope that in the future it will be possible to have a coach/body made to order on the platform.

@siddharthsharma8940

2 жыл бұрын

@@catchbay Yes I believe coach building will make a return. I'm really excited

@nelsonportes8842

2 жыл бұрын

Really? 🤔🤔

@Mrbink01

2 жыл бұрын

@@catchbay this is way better looking than a Talbot in my opinion

@Globbs

2 жыл бұрын

Those headlights bring it to life I think.

I have seen a few of these with Jay and Cameron. I think Cam should get his own show.. we need more people from his generation to care about these classic works of art.

@NashPotatoesOutdoorShow

6 ай бұрын

I agree...Cameron is awesome! I wonder how you get insurance on something that is priceless?

When Jay opened the door to show the interior, I could hardly believe what I was seeing. The engine? No Words. This car is still ahead of it's time.

@scottieray

2 жыл бұрын

It doesn't look like an 'old' car inside does it? It really amazing.

@silverlicious2086

2 жыл бұрын

Incredible finish

@aeromotive2

2 жыл бұрын

its beautiful

@Gaudine

2 жыл бұрын

It looked dated when it came out in

@sean6992

Жыл бұрын

How do you know we're you alive back in the 30's

I like seeing videos of old cars by Jay better than videos of hypercars. Jay is so knowledgeable of all cars, but more so of old, classic cars.

@shimonsieskel4482

2 жыл бұрын

His love for these cars shows.

@fidelcatsro6948

2 жыл бұрын

Jay is an international treasure himself

@Tomatohater64

2 жыл бұрын

I 100% agree. Older cars are vastly more interesting and in terms of beauty and aesthetics, there's no comparison to be made. (I still miss riding in my uncle's 1939 Packard touring sedan.)

@markw4263

2 жыл бұрын

I know, I guess it’s a symptom of aging, but older cars are much more interesting.

@waynecharles8130

2 жыл бұрын

Yes he is.

12:26 Suzanne Deutsch de la Meurthe owned multiple Hispano-Suiza during her life. Including a 1922 Type H6B 'Skiff Torpedo' and a 1930 H6C Monza-Boulogne Spider. In 1931 she won the Paris-Amsterdam car rally and later in her life was decorated as an Officier of the Legion of Honour. Quite a remarkable woman.

@SqeakyToy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@jacknasty6940

2 жыл бұрын

She was trans yes?

@keithjohnson5398

2 жыл бұрын

Such an interesting lady, she was also a nurse.

@keithleonard5085

2 жыл бұрын

She was transcontinental, yes.

@waynecharles8130

2 жыл бұрын

She was only in her forties when she died. Even rich people didn't live very long back then. Maybe it was that transcontinental life, all the traveling, that did her in.

This is the definition of the word 'Automobile'. It's exquisite.

Seeing this magnificent car, belonging to a company whose founder was born in my town and whose headquarters was the city where I live, I can only feel a kind of nostalgia-shame-pride that is very difficult to define. Hispano Suiza is, for all of us who love cars in Spain, a sensitive, very delicate, and very misunderstood subject. He missed the best opportunity we ever had to build a brand that I honestly think would be envied around the world today. Thank you very much Jay for keeping this amazing unit from J12.

@pereximepere8439

6 ай бұрын

It's alive again with the Hispano-Suiza Carmen. Also de Pegaso were at their time the fastest cars in the world made by the great Wifredo Ricart, who worked with Ferrari in Alfa Romeo. There were problems between Ricart and Ferrari and Alfa Romeo decided to keep Ricart and fire Enzo Ferrari.

please show more cars from the Nethercutt Collection

@SqeakyToy

2 жыл бұрын

Yes please.

@Z-Twinturbo

Жыл бұрын

where do we sign?!

One of most beautiful cars ever. With a majestic design few cars can achieve today, and handle it throughout decades to come.

@skwalka6372

2 жыл бұрын

If you haven't been to the Pebble Beach Car Show I strongly recommend it, there you see cars whose beauty is beyond words.

@pereximepere8439

6 ай бұрын

Truth!!!!

I had the pleasure of visiting the Nethercutt Museum during a visit to L.A. with my girlfriend in July '18. She had had the privilege of meeting Mr. Nethercutt several times many years ago and we made sure to visit his incredible collection during our trip. We weren't able to make it through half of his automobile collection - that's how extensive it is. (Not to mention the ex-CPR Royal Hudson steam locomotive and private car that they have behind the museum.) If I'm ever in L.A. again it would definitely be on my list of special places to visit. (Saw Jay outside his garage during that trip, too!)

Seeing a guy such as Jay who lives & freakin breathes classic cars light up with awe & appreciation for one of the great masterpieces like this, is very very special to watch.

The nethercutt, specifically the extra cost guided tour, is so amazing. Highly recommend

@williamlloyd3769

Жыл бұрын

Agree. Keep in mind the main building is free and has enough cars to keep you wowed for over 2 hours. Just a fascinating and under appreciated museum.

Gorgeous, simply beautiful - and we all get to see it thanks to the Nethercutt folks being such great stewards of these kinds of cars AND their obvious complete trust in Jay to safekeep them long enough to drive and present them. *Thank you* Jay and Nethercutt! - Ed on the Ridge

@geofjones9

2 жыл бұрын

I don't like the idea of antique cars just sitting in a museum. They were built to be driven, so take them out and drive them!

@devilsatan2973

2 жыл бұрын

@@geofjones9 Agreed. But finding parts for something like this would be a nightmare!(in case of accident or wear) I also wouldn't want to see the insurance bill on something like this!

@robertgrantz6639

2 жыл бұрын

@@geofjones9 They actually do take them out and drive them quite a bit to keep them in running order. I've been to the Nethercutt a couple times & the collection rotates in part for that reason.

@larryellis5675

Жыл бұрын

If you ever get the chance be sure to visit the Nethercutt museum in Sylmar CA just 20 min north of Los Angeles. It’s called San Sylmar. Call ahead or check online for dates & times. The quality of the restorations is unmatched except for the one I painted. I’m shocked they hadn’t redone it the last time I was there, it’s probably the worst paint job in the place.

What a magnificent car. Thank heavens there are people who recognize the value of preserving automotive art and history.

@josephgaviota

2 жыл бұрын

Here Here! @msticks is 💯 right!

It's absolutely gorgeous. Thank you guys at Nethercutt for taking care of it and allowing it to be seen and driven. Cheers from Switzerland!

@pereximepere8439

6 ай бұрын

The Hispano-Suiza, Suiza means Switzerland in Spanish

Wow, that engine is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen.

@SqeakyToy

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't it though? I immediately paused the video to stare in amazement.

@jekutube9

2 жыл бұрын

work of art, and amazing engineering!

@robertf6344

2 жыл бұрын

Afterthought, but it would have been nice to show more detail in the vid.

@MJTAUTOMOTIVE

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertf6344 , Same I would of liked to hear and see more about the engine. I looked it up and found a bit more info about it. It was 574 cubic inches and had a 3.9 inch (100mm) Bore and the same size stroke. It's compression ratio was only 5.0:1 . The complete Engine block was machined from a single 700 lb (318kg) Alloy Billet.

Such a beautiful car and amazing engineering. That engine compartment is incredible. Thanks for sharing

I consider this car as one of the sacred treasures of automotive history.

I recall being in two of my 'grandpa's' cars that Impressed me greatly; a 1967 Olds model 98, that crossed to all 4-points of the extremes of the CONUS US 48 states (no, NOT Alaska!), my Mom's Dad's car. And then Grandpa Novick's Mercedes 220, from 1959, that he bought in Europe, and brought back to the States. Beautiful interior, solid mechanicals, and he drove for almost 40 years. I can imagine that This Car has some deep ties to Jay's Guest! Awesome he'd share that.

And yes Jay, you were referring to Georges Guynemer (12/24/1894-9/11/1917 aged 22 years), the French WWI ace who was credited with 54 air combat victories. He was a close personal favorite foe of the Red Baron (Baron Manfred Von Richtofen 5/2/1892-4/21/1918 aged 25 years) who was credited with 80 air combat victories. I LOVE history.

@legendus1159

2 жыл бұрын

yes

The restoration on this car is inmaculate.

@josephgaviota

2 жыл бұрын

The Nethercutt collection is _unparalleled._ And it's FREE to go see.

Jay I have watched your show for several years now, but I have got to say this car has got to be one of the most beautiful

No joke - Nethercutt’s collection of vehicles is amazing. Plus they have a fantastic library in the museum in which you can peruse a copious amount of books covering a broad spectrum of automotive history. A visit to the museum and library together will easily fill a day for those who enjoy automotive history. Thanks Jay and Cameron for this ride in a rare and beautiful piece of automotive history.

Anthony Fokker invented the synchro gear for firing through the propeller arc after the Germans got a hold of Roland Garros propeller wedges. Yet to find a reference of Birkigt making one, but he probably did. Birkigt armament wise is noted for his Birkigt type 404 Autocannon which was widely used in WWII.

@XMarkxyz

2 жыл бұрын

Apparently some time later Marc made a variation of that gear for the Spad VII, but I was thinking the same about Fokker

@kimchipig

2 жыл бұрын

@@XMarkxyz they SPAD VII used the Constantinesco system.

@DenUitvreter

Жыл бұрын

Probably, but that was one World War later. It's pretty well documented Fokker's invention had a big influence on air superiority in WWI.

Surely one of the most beautiful cars ever with engineering to match… I also admire the panel skills of Henri Binder… the huge sweep of the rear compartment looks seamless right up and onto the roof … just stunning. To own an Hispano was a symbol of great wealth and mechanical appreciation !

@WitchKing-Of-Angmar

Жыл бұрын

You haven't seen anything yet; probably never will see the extent of design masterpiece in the 1920s and 1930s.

That could be the most beautiful car I've ever seen, a masterpiece.

Thanks to Jay Leno's garage I don't have to travel. Thank you Jay.

Never seen anything like it. This channel is a cultural institution.

@karelvanderwalt3625

2 жыл бұрын

amen

@davidshamiri1448

Жыл бұрын

Love that so many share such passion for automobiles

I've seen this car at the Nethercutt! It's a treat to finally see the engine, hear it, and watch it roll down the road.

First time Cameron brought a car to Jay's he was unprepared, unable to answer most of Jay's questions re car. In fact, Jay ended up schooling him on the car. Not wanting to be embarrassed again, this time the young man did his homework and it showed. Well done Cameron, much respect.

the Nethercutt museum is like the Sistine chapel, so much beauty. Great to see his great grand representing the family.

What a beautiful car! So you are casually driving a multi million dollar car next to Accords, Priuses and Fedex trucks. I thought you were going to drag race that Porsche at 22:22. :) You can tell the guy is a bit tense, but Jay is so cool. He knows his stuff and he is enjoying it. Another great episode as usual.

@rslover65

2 жыл бұрын

I driven a $2 million dollar vehicle in city traffic. I was sweating the whole time. Lenno is just so used to it.

@BMWisTUDM

2 жыл бұрын

I know! I saw the Kia get close and my heart started racing 🏁

@kylederry5031

Жыл бұрын

I think the crappy cars were crash cars, they followed along in case something went wrong. Let that Honda Accordion take the hit

Jay, the Hispano-suiza was used in the Spad 7 and 13 fighters, it was a 200 HP V-8 engine in the SPAD 13. I've flown a repro with an original engine, now in California. You have one so you know it's quality. Charles Nungesser was an ace from the Swan "Cygne" squadron, Nungesser flew a Neuport which had a rotary engine, he died trying to fly the Atlantic just before Lindy. So the swan remains a bit of the mystery but it's elegant indeed. Captain Eddie flew the Spad and made 26 kills.

Jay Leno's Garage is always like a little incremental peak into the Harrah's car collection that I experienced as a teen. Wonderful cars and I'm not sure how many Jay owns, but it's probably in the hundreds and I know he likes motorcycles too. You could touch those cars, but this is the next best thing plus there's a lot of inside information that wasn't available at the Harrah collection. Jay Leno is the quintessential car guy!

The gorgeous “burble” the engine makes! Ah, heavenly.

@justayoutuber1906

Жыл бұрын

I do that too, after chili.

I'd be afraid to look at that car. It's absolutely perfect.

This was amazing! Thanks Nethercutt collection, please bring more vehicles like this to Jay.

Thank God for people like Mr. Nethercutt and now, Jay Leno for rescuing these automotive treasures for the rest of us to enjoy. Even today, there are people that can't see the beauty and worth of these historic pieces and would not make any effort to save them.

I LOVE these type of cars! They SCREAM luxury and style!!! The lines are beautiful and they look powerful. These just say I have money and I want EVERYONE to know it!

Hispano-Suiza was a Spanish company, although the "fancy" cars were built by the Société Française Hispano-Suiza in the Paris Suburb of Bois-Colombes. Binder (also in Paris) built many bodies for Hispano cars.

@unespanol9094

6 ай бұрын

En Francia hacían motores de aviación. Esta compañía fue nacionalizada por Francia en 1920 porque sus motores eran mejores que los franceses.

This era of cars is my favorite, and this denim covered presenter is also my favorite. Keep them coming Jay!

Stunning design. WOW! And that color, pure perfection.

Just in a league of its own. Words don't describe the beauty of this. Pure artwork. I'm genuinely blown away 😳

Magnetos !! Wow..impressive. I lost battery power in my old Honda years ago and it was game over while driving at night. (Lost alternator and depleted battery). All reciprocating aircraft engines use magnetos so the crossover from aviation to automotive is certainly evident with this vehicle. Awesome

@bcubed72

2 жыл бұрын

Well, in fairness, tractors and riding mowers use magnetos, too. The redundancy is nice, but it's more of a pain to "curve" the timing like a distributor does. Thus, magnetos tend to be great for engines that run at a fixed RPM and power setting for hours on end. Like an airplane does.

@fica375

2 жыл бұрын

@@bcubed72 the power settings on aircraft does vary quite a bit actually. 1,700 rpm to about 2,700 rpm is normal. Depending on the phase of flight or type of flight, the power changes can occur rather frequently.

@bcubed72

2 жыл бұрын

@@fica375 Cruise is mostly 75% throttle at 21-2300 RPM. Pretty narrow window. Performance at settings you're seldom using is a low priority: if you lose 5% performance on an ILS approach, because the timing's not optimized, it doesn't really matter. What REALLY matters, are two scenarios: 1. Cruise performance, and 2. Takeoff performance, especially for STOL. The rest? Meh.

@fica375

2 жыл бұрын

@@bcubed72 the “rest” was my days of flight instructing))) those poor engines took much abuse from us….day after day. 😀 cruise flight was x-c and with me that was not often. Low and slow with many power changes and two engine failures ))

Art on 4 wheels. I think I could walk around that car for hours and just stare at the details. Thank you Jay for showing the world this mechanical masterpiece.

Hearing them mention driving that as a daily driver reminded me of driving a 1972 Toyota Land cruiser with over 300,000 miles as a daily driver pre-millennium to post millennium about 5 years. No power anything. Drum brakes all the way around. Synchro only on first gear. Never had to worry about it getting stolen because even people I would let drive it would stop after about 10 yards and turn the wheel over to me. Three-speed, but with a Weber two barrel carb. Huge improvement. It would actually keep up on interstate. Only problem is making sure you leave plenty of following distance. When I moved from a small mountain town to raleigh, nc I had a 30 minute commute on I-40 everyday. Rear-ended three people in the first 3 months I was there. Luckily no real damage and other drivers were super cool. Surprisingly enough it was a super super reliable vehicle. Always started and would get you to where you needed to be. Not exactly the most comfortable though

Well..........this one knocked the ball out of the park.........rolling art is an understatement.........

The beauty of this car takes my breath away. What a timeless car. .....Russell D.

Wow! My eyes fell in love with this vehicle, which is, I think, the most beautiful car I have ever seen. It must have been like being in a dream to enter that interior in 1933. Such a clean design and understated elegance. My thanks to Nethercutt and Jay Leno for allowing me to experience, in a small way, this wonderful car.

24 spark plugs! What a sweet car. I'd love to visit the Nethercutt Collection someday!

A very big thank you to the Nethercutt Collection & Jay.

When I was in Nice, France in 1990, I remember seeing a Hispano Suiza driving around. It was a beautiful work of art. Those were great times!

9:27 What a _beautiful_ engine compartment. 13:08 What a _beautiful_ automobile. 17:58 The depth of that chrome is _amazing._ 18:37 Driving past one of Bandy's "castle" buildings in Burbank 20:18 Driving down Buena Vista, where I've driven and ridden my bike 100 times ... Nothing like watching a Jay Leno vid, and nothing like the AMAZING Nethercut collection. TWO THUMBS UP !!

That car is beyond beautiful. Utter perfection.

What a beautiful car.... Jay's presentation is superb as we are accustomed from him... but he did omit to show us the dashboard....that should have been something to behold, on a car like this...

Just when you think you know enough, Jay makes me want to learn know more. It’s priceless that he knows how to wrench too.

Unreal metal art with incredible HP. beautiful car !

Wow, I remember my grandfather talking about this model of Car. In Detroit back in his time any one who had this was run out of town because not having a car from the Big Three as they called it. Was a slap in the face to every body. I still liked the way it looked. Great Video

I love that the person that literally bent & formed the body work was actually named BENDER. How perfect is that?

Cameron is a nice guy, really knowledgeable and pleasant.

What a beautiful car. Great thanks to The Nethercutt for preserving and displaying these vehicles! Thanks again, Jay and crew! ✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦

The abbreviated cabin with the extended trunk is a perfect thing. The uncommon proportions are so distinctive. It emphasizes elegance over convieniance/ practicality. Total extravagence.

What a restoration job, never seen a shine like it. But oh man, that engine!! it's heart stopping.

One of the best car museums I have ever been to. A MUST visit.

@joeseeking3572

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree - I've been 3-4 times already and it's still on my rotation list when I go to LA. Plus, it has more than just cars - and it's FREE.

What a AMAZING car ! So much more interesting than anything modern.

Thank you Mr. Leno for showing this amazing car. Hypercars are ok. These vintage vehicles are rolling sculpture. The amount of precision and engineering done before computers were even thought of is incredible. Again, rolling sculpture.

A dear friend of mine who has since passed owned a 1934 McLaughlin Buick 90 series convertible coupe. It had servo assisted mechanical brakes and stopped very well. It was also a very large car with the big 340 cubic inch straight eight. Nicola Bulgari owns the car now.

love to see Jay's enthusiasm, and his knowledge.. delivered in a friendly way

Jay I don't know how much you look through your comments or if you even do at all but if you see this I just wanted to say thanks for making these videos it's always relaxing to watch and it's always cool to see old gem's like this, Keep up the good work my dude ✌️

In a way, I kinda got to live this. My 33 Pontiac 8 had synchromesh in the top 2 and cruised at 60 effortlessly. My 48 Packard Super 8 was fine in 3rd gear as long as it was moving. Took only 2 fingers to turn the wheel from 5 mph up. Maintenance must have been expensive and a real chore. Cars? Jay GETS IT like no one else.

What a machine, to illustrate its capabilities you can follow the Tour de France currently being done by Modeste Trehin and his 1937 J12. The gentleman driver is 90 years old and drives his 85 years old Hispano Suiza with determination. Truly a performance.

Jaw dropping gorgeous. restored in the 70's? looks like it was just last year. Can't wait to see more from the collection (sooner than later) .

Until watching this video, I had never heard of this car before. But it is indeed incredible. Design, manufacture, and performance seem flawless.

Back in the early '80s, my parents were fortunate enough to attend one of the annual picnics at the Nethercutt Museum c/o some neighbors we had at the time. I was too young at the time to understand the scene of car shows, so have no idea which cars my parents got to ride in. Our neighbors were into Corvettes and racing them, and had a few car-people connections. These long-ex neighbors moved out of our neighborhood after coming into a ton of money (they weren't bad off to begin with) and moved back east. Coincidentally, these ex-neighbors know Jay Leno as well, which isn't really a surprise at all.

Superb machine. Literally no flaw in them old cars. The engineers and brand owners really made cars to last as long as possible, with no flaws in them. God bless their souls in heaven.

Visited the Nethercutt museum a few weeks ago, amazing collection of classic cars. Great place to tour with family as well. Highly recommend if you live in LA area and like cars/ art and aesthetics 👍

0:20 That stork motif is uniquely beautiful.. And at one and the same time uniquely lethal!

Beautiful cars back in the day, so jealous Jay gets drive some truly incredible vehicles. However thru his passion and dedication to keeping the old cars alive for future generations he has earned it! 😊

Jay is truly a car genius!!! His knowledge is mind blowing. I still have to look which side my gas cap is on.

I never knew such a beautiful car existed. The engine seems like it was made by aliens. Wow! 😍

@fidelcatsro6948

2 жыл бұрын

cats made them!

@Brock_Landers

2 жыл бұрын

I know. That era of vehicles seems like it was more of an art with almost every piece being hand made by craftsman. Even Cadillacs of those days, Delahayes, Packards, and especially Talbot Lagos were absolutely beautiful cars with hand made flowing lines and packed with modern innovations for the time. You just don't see that attention to detail nowadays.

@mw8653

2 жыл бұрын

Rather like a hand made suit a coach built car of the highest calibre has the detailing and proportions that look so pleasing to the eye.

@skwalka6372

2 жыл бұрын

Was made by a Spanish/Swiss company, pretty alien even at that time.

@bcubed72

2 жыл бұрын

I like cars like these, because they look like "an antique version of the future." They're almost "steampunk" in ethos.

The Hispano-Suiza storch was designed by Francois Bazin. It's always a pleasure to watch and listen to Jay but this time it was just beyond with one of my favorite car brands.

@stephaneaderca7948

2 жыл бұрын

Are you from his family? I've been an Hispano enthusiast for 30 years.

The Nethercutt's collection (what I've seen on Jay Leno's garage) is God-like in its prestige!

I will admit Mr Leno has a amazing taste in automotive.

This is pure art on the wheels!

@THROTTLEPOWER

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly Robert!

The angle one the rear side windows just makes it pop! The rest of it is spectacular too

When I was a little boy, the manager of the local shipyard had a J12 . I used to stop and admire it on my way to school

wow that's a gorgeous car another enjoyable episode thanks jay

It’s so clean it looks better then new 😳

@20alphabet

2 жыл бұрын

You saw it new? 😆

@shoukosvision5847

2 жыл бұрын

@@20alphabet yeah your right 😂 still impressive

22:22 The porsche pulls up. Fast and furious momentt "more than you can afford pal" reversed 😂😂

Cameron is a true Gent. I would love to get a chance to go to the Nethercutt Museum and shake hands. These Nethercutt videos never get old.

Hey Jay! Those lines on the road are too drive between, not too drive over!! 💣

@fubartotale3389

2 жыл бұрын

LOL! I've been noticing that for quite some time! "Hilarious!"

@alexbrown1995

2 жыл бұрын

I'd make a bet that he's never been pulled over for that heinous offence :-)

Wow... I wondered whatever happened to Brendan Fraser since he seemed to fall off of the acting wagon. Apparently, he is now a car guy at a museum. 😅 😂 🤣

wooooow, that lines still unmatch today! the way the light flows omg, that's a gorgeous car!

Art Deco in motion. A masterpiece. Thank you Jay and Nethercutt for sharing this with us.

A truly gorgeous car!

A car like this will someday be the most valuable item in existence. Beyond any artwork or property. Nearly priceless.

The sound and looks of this beauty is enough to make a brave man weep.

So Jay did a Lightning a few days ago… And now the H Suiza J12…. There is NO f….. way to compare! THIS car is so far ahead of a Lightning as an example in terms of Engineering, Design, and Build in its era…. Henry FORD is STILL turning flip-flops in his grave… as he tries to pronounce….. “Hispano-Suiza”…. Another Magnificent J Leno!! God Bless You Jay!!

Absolutely love this automobile! Sexy in it's day and still turning heads when ever it's driven. PLEASE CONTINUE to bring us these timeless beauties! THANK YOU.