No, you are not alone. They forgot about the 1954 Mercedes Benz 300SLR, now that car is beautiful and very rare. Just sold for about $140 million!!!! But there really are many “rare” cars around.
God bless the folks that restore and maintain these cars. If it wasn’t for them future generations wouldn’t see them in all their glory. These are works of art.
The Ferrari that got third place at Daytona in 1967 is sitting in the auto museum in my town. Plus a Bugatti 57SC is kept in the owner's private collection
What is a MUDA-MUDA-MUDAWAY, for crying out loud what do we have to do to get you to sack the AI NARRATOR and give a human being a job. In conclusion, the continued use of Artificial Intelligence as Narrator ruined what was otherwise an excellent production. Getting so sick of rubbish.
The first car, is a zl1 Camaro that is a big block powered car and all I see is pictures of small blocks everywhere. At least get pictures and videos of the vehicle that you're talking about.
Again, you don't need to repeat, you don't need to repeat, you don't need to repeat, some much. Name of car Basic attributes like Engine displacement and horsepower Any special information such as materials used, stop it less words especially adjectives. We want good photos/video, then go on to the next on the list.
The information is interesting but the mix of random models, resto-mods, and modern tribute cars included takes away from the video. Also the inclusion of concept cars is kinda bogus since it is rare for a manufacturer to make more than one. If a concept car survives it is automatically collectable.
No, you are not alone. They forgot about the 1954 Mercedes Benz 300SLR, now that car is beautiful and very rare. Just sold for about $140 million!!!! But there really are many “rare” cars around.
I could have bought one for $3000 in 69.
I hope I don't insult you, that's not my intention but, the vehicle you called a '69 Camaro ZL-1, @ 2:28, was shown with a Z-28 302 engine.
Are COPOs rarer than this? He doesn't know what a Yenko is or what it is worth, and then I would have to ask about Sunocos as well.
God bless the folks that restore and maintain these cars. If it wasn’t for them future generations wouldn’t see them in all their glory. These are works of art.
The Ferrari that got third place at Daytona in 1967 is sitting in the auto museum in my town. Plus a Bugatti 57SC is kept in the owner's private collection
I know someone that may have that Camaro . You lost Me with replica cars .
He lost me when he showed a 1969 RS/SS Z28 and the owner changed swaped out the drivetrain, it is now completely worthless.
What is a MUDA-MUDA-MUDAWAY, for crying out loud what do we have to do to get you to sack the AI NARRATOR and give a human being a job. In conclusion, the continued use of Artificial Intelligence as Narrator ruined what was otherwise an excellent production. Getting so sick of rubbish.
I triedcto buy a ZL1 Camaro in 68. They wouldn't sell it to me. Said I couldn't insure it!
You're number one is wrong there's a Mercedes 300 SLR that sold for $143 million that's the rarest car
The first car, is a zl1 Camaro that is a big block powered car and all I see is pictures of small blocks everywhere. At least get pictures and videos of the vehicle that you're talking about.
Again, you don't need to repeat, you don't need to repeat, you don't need to repeat, some much.
Name of car
Basic attributes like
Engine displacement and horsepower
Any special information such as materials used, stop it less words especially adjectives. We want good photos/video, then go on to the next on the list.
Show the car Jay's standing next to!
Fine video but please stop repeating the cars name over and over !
The information is interesting but the mix of random models, resto-mods, and modern tribute cars included takes away from the video. Also the inclusion of concept cars is kinda bogus since it is rare for a manufacturer to make more than one. If a concept car survives it is automatically collectable.
I have heard of all of them!
I already knew about all of these cars. Am I the only one?