Jay, I can’t tell you how much joy your videos have brought me over the years. Thank you for sharing your love of cars with us. Wishing you a swift recovery from your injuries. 🙏
Agreed! He’s a down to earth ,humble man who just happens to be famous! And funny!! Watch his 4 hours worth of Letterman appearances! He’s absolutely hysterical in them. It’s 2 -3 segments. Cool thing is just him, and Dave at their peaks.
Hope your doing good Jay! Watched your 1906 Stanley steamer video and was reminded of just how many things need to go right on those not to have a fire! Wish you a speedy recovery so you can get wrenching again!
The first V6 production engine fitted in the Lancia Aurelia was actually designed by Francesco De Virgilio working for Lancia all his life from 1939. The story is well told in the magnificent book "Lancia and De Virgilio at the center" by Geoffrey Goldberg
Watched the Video update that your Dr. gave about you. I must say, when he said how your were passing out cookies and such to the children in the burn unit, I wasn't at all surprised. Such a awesome and loving genuine gentleman! Praying for a speedy recovery for you, Jay just like alot of others are! God bless and get well!!
Wow. One of the tastiest “updated” classics ever on the channel, and that’s saying something. The knowledge of these two gentleman of a “forgotten” yet infinitely desirable is the icing on the cake.
Its only a simple STRIPE but is does so much. The owner really knows what he is doing. Stunning car. Lots of little changes that you dont at first notice like the wheel lips , nickel over chrome , the blue etc etc etc. Class act this one.
@@seektruth8662 It balances well with the nickel and number plates then the wheels lead you into the leather. Man splitting hairs but yep its a nice one. Id probably go a deep oxblood stripe and leather if it were mine but only dreaming it could be poo brown and id still love it.
As Jay said about this car "very nicely done". I have told many people that a factory stock car or truck is just a good place to start. A well thought out modification is truly a work of art and does not lose the identity of the original. I really liked the owners outlook on what he wanted from the car. I would have loved to see a couple of the before pictures in this video. Jay, sorry to hear of your accident. Godspeed in your recovery. You are one of the best of us.
I wasn't expecting a video this week. I heard that Jay is recovering good and very happy to hear that. I bet not breaking the weekly video postings makes Jay happy as much as it makes us happy. Thanks to his team :) Carry on the blue denim spirit :)
You think Jay didn't have one, two, or dozens of these vid's in the can?! Come on guy, this is Hollywood, he probably does like 5 in a day and chills for a month until its time to do it again. That's how it works around there. Now if all the sudden he stops posting weekly videos for more then a few weeks, I'd say Jay's burn was a lot more serious then made out to be.
Wow that engine sound was classic Italian. The "See you next week" was poignant. Happy to know Jay is in good spirits, entertaining the hospital staff and the other patients. Class act. See you soon Jay!
Speedy recovery Jay ! I do a lot of work for the Lancia guys in Australia - some are "100% originality" and some are happy to make "appropriate" improvements - which always makes the end product a better / safer / more reliable machine in my opinion. The example in this video is just gorgeous.
I was chatting with my dad about stand up comedians the day before Jay's accident, and I told him the only one I would pay to see is Jay Leno if he did a tour. He's a man of many personalities and talents, and I wish Mr. Leno a healthy recovery, and some his loved ones some peace of mind.
All of us will come to a time where everything we know ends, in some way, an unknowable extent - and life goes on as it is. Those that created this masterpiece have moved on yet their work moves us that are still living - such things define who we were after we're no longer here to speak for ourselves. Thanks to Leno and all "stewards" of worthwhile things for reminding us the quality of people that once roamed and created!
Although I'm a big Lancia fan, I always thought the stock Aurelia B20 GT Coupe looked a little dowdy; this is one of the few cases where I think the mods to the appearance of a classic improve on the original. It looks sexy but tasteful. I enjoyed Mr. Otto's comments, too. Jay, I hope you have a speedy and painless recovery (as painless as possible, anyway). Get well soon!
Thornely Kellam did an absolutely superb job with this Outlaw resto-mod recreation. As the owner of an original mid-50's B20S Aurelia GT with the Nardi conversion that Otto talked about in the beginning if the video I would say this is how an modern update should be done. Thanks for sharing. Stunning vehicle.
Beatiful episode: you can see from the onset that Jay is spellbound & LOVES the car (Needless to say it is Gorgeous!).... Otto was also an outstanding guest: calm, knowledgeable and well spoken, what to ask more for?
Superbly done. The proportions are flawless. I like how the lowered body makes the beautiful front end stand out more than on stock models. I would not call this one a hotrod by any means. It's custom coachbuilding at its finest. Congratulations on leaving the hospital Jay! Looking forward to seeing you back soon.
The lack of bumpers, really cleans up the look, front and rear. On most sports cars, they look like the afterthought that they were, in the original design.
Jay is a true beacon of light in the car world and the world as a whole. Can't wait to come buzzing back around the light when he turns back on and makes some more episodes! Hope you get well and take care of yourself and your family first though!
Dear Jay Leno you have brought me such joy and happiness. You have vastly increased my knowledge of cars and their history I am so deeply grateful to you Jay Leno for everything you’ve done to the millions of people you’ve never met
Thinking of ya Jay. Watched you for a long time. You've been on TV my whole life. Always admired your automotive knowledge. Hope this doesn't hold you down too long.
Thank you Mr Leno for all you do concerning automobiles you're immeasurable knowledge, your passion, you're brilliant sense of humor. Praying you have a speedy and 100% recovery. No matter what the outcome can't wait to see you up and running again.
Get well soon Jay. I just saw the Dr. speaking about your accident and condition. Stay strong, I am praying for you. You make me smile and inspire me. Thank you for all that you do. Listen to the nurses and get back on the road soon!
This is a beautiful car. One of the best you’ve had on the show. Praying for your speedy recovery. God bless you and thank you for all of the joy you’ve given me.
What an awesome work of art. I would have never thought of chopping a non-American car. But this shows it can be done to beautiful effect. Congratulations to the owner and best wishes to Jay
Get well soon Jay! Praying for fast recovery, your videos and passion towards cars and what have you done with that passion is admirable. Thank you Sir! Keep on giving
Back in 1989 I was driving a mk2 tiger and going to the magazine rack on Fairfax , Jay was there with a Honda and told me one of my tailights was out , Thanks Jay ! Wish You The Best !
That is a great looking car. Jay, we all wish you a speedy recovery. A lot of us have car-related battle scars and we know that yours are pretty serious so our collective heart goes out to you.
I love to see a Lancia video! As a college student and had money I bought a new 1979 Lancia Beta Coupe at Foreign Auto. Six months later a Camero went a red light and smacked into my beloved and great handling Lancia and totaled it. The 79 Lancia Beta Coupe was the later version of this Lancia!
Wishing you a speedy recovery Jay. I gotta say that you're an amazing person for all the things you do for people. I used to watch your late night show with my grandparents as a kid and throughout the years and I've watched countless episodes of this show. And then meeting you in Vegas was just truly mind blowing and it meant the world to me that you were so kind and down to earth. Thank you for that. I hope you get feeling better.
It was a pleasant change for the owner of such a high end custom construction to not only be knowledgeable about the build, but to actually have a good personality ( so many of these guys have been on and not known diddly about their cars and have the personality of a pine knot to boot) ! As always, a thoroughly enjoyable episode!
WOW that is gorgeous! Wide fenders, high beltline, tall and imposing front end, all in a sinister black. I don't usually care for black on cars but this just works. I love it. Thanks for sharing!
An absolutely Brilliant custom build, brilliant design, vision, thoughtfulness, integrity! The blue and white strip sends it up another notch if that's even possible? Brilliant
When I look at the chop I think of Maybach. I didn't think there would be a new JLG. All us viewers are lucky. Personality and mind-set are vital in the recovery process. Jay will astound the doctors. Thank you Jay, for years of enjoyment. I look forward to the days where you work McClaren into whatever car your featuring
First and foremost! I wish for Jay to have a speedy recovery! This is one of the most awesome cars of this type I've ever seen! Just beautiful, and VERY tastefully done!!! *DROOL*🤤🤤🤤❤️❤️❤️
Wishing you a speedy recovery from your injury. From the millions of fans across the world, you're one of a kind and a inspiration to all us car guys and gals. Love your channel and your banter with Donald. You two are so knowledgeable about anything and everything auto related. Get well soon.🔧🇺🇲🏁⛽🏍️🚙🚜🚂🚗
Shocked to hear about the fire, Jay. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. And thanks to Tex for sharing one of the greatest cars made even greater. Lancias of that era are so innovative, and so cool, too.
Wishing you a very speedy recovery Jay. Everybody that views your videos are drawn to you because of your avid interest and wealth of knowledge in everything automobile. We all need you back, showing us more gems. We are all routing for you. Best regards from Switzerland
A stunningly impressive build; along with an equally impressive owner. Such a pleasant and personable guy. Over the years of watching this show; my focus on the cars has really expanded to include the owners. Jay has always brought this element up front; as being an integral part of the overall package. I really appreciate his foresight to showcase this angle into the program. I think that is the single element that has placed this show above the rest. Thanks Jay; and I pray for your complete recovery.
Except that he frequently talks over his guests and interjects with comments that show he knows less than he thinks he does, where if he'd just let them speak, we could all learn without the interruptions.
@@ianbrade7754 My sentiments exactly. For example, I wanted more info about the owner and build process. Expanded the episode description and found zip--100% about Leno.
@@regel303 Thornley- Kelham is the British company they didn't adequately acknowledge. Here's the information you're interested in, in this video from Carfection: ua-cam.com/video/YJVftSjRmgY/v-deo.html
Jay this is my first time commenting on one of your shows. I've watched religiously for years. I consider myself a car enthusiast and have learned so much watching. Wishing you a speedy recovery, thoughts and prayers.
What a beautiful car, I love the stripe and the wheels with the trim ring are perfect! Thanks for sharing! And to Jay, I hope you are healing well and will be 100% soon!
I just wanted to add my best wishes for a speedy and full recovery Jay, I've been following this site faithfully for a number of years now and it's never been better. My favorite site for sure.
Everything Jay said about this car and more. What a great build and execution of so many smart ideas. Tex has himself an incredibly nice car. Looks great sitting static and even better on the road. What a trip through the mountains that must have been and the first real shakedown at that. Thanks for sharing this car with everyone, Jay. What a car.
On the name of the millions watching these videos, wish Jay a swift recovery. Get well soon!
What happened?
@@Евгений1-с4р fire accident while he was working on car. He is hospitalized recovering. ua-cam.com/video/zVvt50xdvNs/v-deo.html
❤Get well soon! Praying for a complete recovery!
@@i1chy damn, that's crazy. Wish him well.
now that we know that hes going to be ok the real worry now is his hair OK???
Jay, I can’t tell you how much joy your videos have brought me over the years. Thank you for sharing your love of cars with us. Wishing you a swift recovery from your injuries. 🙏
Praying for you Jay. You are the greatest custodian of automotive history and we need you to hang around for many years yet.
amen
and this time i mean it! my thoughts and my prayers
Agreed! He’s a down to earth ,humble man who just happens to be famous! And funny!! Watch his 4 hours worth of Letterman appearances! He’s absolutely hysterical in them. It’s 2 -3 segments. Cool thing is just him, and Dave at their peaks.
Here’s vol 1. ua-cam.com/video/_M9yTG19PnE/v-deo.html
You know he had his own show for a couple of years right?
One of the most tasteful resto-mods I've seen.
Very unique, that's cool.
the band aid 0n the h00d sucks
Hope your doing good Jay! Watched your 1906 Stanley steamer video and was reminded of just how many things need to go right on those not to have a fire! Wish you a speedy recovery so you can get wrenching again!
Yes looking back at that video as he worked on the fuel system as it was on fire. Was sad knowing what just happened.
At 16:42 in that video is the fire
thought you'd written 'wenching' .... then put glasses on, well, whatever lights your candle .... get better soon J
I remember one shooting flames at him.
He jumped away just in time.
Wishing you a SPEEDY recovery Jay!!
The first V6 production engine fitted in the Lancia Aurelia was actually designed by Francesco De Virgilio working for Lancia all his life from 1939. The story is well told in the magnificent book "Lancia and De Virgilio at the center" by Geoffrey Goldberg
Well said…I was going to post something similar as a correction of Jay’s commentary but you put it very well. 👍
God bless U J
Watched the Video update that your Dr. gave about you. I must say, when he said how your were passing out cookies and such to the children in the burn unit, I wasn't at all surprised. Such a awesome and loving genuine gentleman! Praying for a speedy recovery for you, Jay just like alot of others are! God bless and get well!!
amen
What a genuinely beautiful guest. One of the nicest guy on the show ever.
Thank you Jay for bringing him on.
Great episode.
I am going back through all the great shows Jay gave us. Best wishes for a fast recovery Jay. ❤
Wow. One of the tastiest “updated” classics ever on the channel, and that’s saying something. The knowledge of these two gentleman of a “forgotten” yet infinitely desirable is the icing on the cake.
Its only a simple STRIPE but is does so much. The owner really knows what he is doing. Stunning car. Lots of little changes that you dont at first notice like the wheel lips , nickel over chrome , the blue etc etc etc. Class act this one.
I think maybe if that stripe was the same color as the rims. Less bright white. But that would be my only criticism of this amazing creation.
@@seektruth8662 It balances well with the nickel and number plates then the wheels lead you into the leather. Man splitting hairs but yep its a nice one. Id probably go a deep oxblood stripe and leather if it were mine but only dreaming it could be poo brown and id still love it.
Nickel over chrome or nickel instead of chrome?
The stripe reminds me of the leather belts that used to hold hoods closed.
@@AndrewMalkin I think of the Ecurie Francorchamps Ferrari and Dan Gurney cobra etc A not uncommon livery .
As Jay said about this car "very nicely done". I have told many people that a factory stock car or truck is just a good place to start. A well thought out modification is truly a work of art and does not lose the identity of the original. I really liked the owners outlook on what he wanted from the car. I would have loved to see a couple of the before pictures in this video. Jay, sorry to hear of your accident. Godspeed in your recovery. You are one of the best of us.
There's a factory producing a limited number of Lancia Aurelia Outlaws. I'm not sure if it's the same one that created this little gem.
I wasn't expecting a video this week. I heard that Jay is recovering good and very happy to hear that. I bet not breaking the weekly video postings makes Jay happy as much as it makes us happy. Thanks to his team :) Carry on the blue denim spirit :)
You think Jay didn't have one, two, or dozens of these vid's in the can?! Come on guy, this is Hollywood, he probably does like 5 in a day and chills for a month until its time to do it again. That's how it works around there. Now if all the sudden he stops posting weekly videos for more then a few weeks, I'd say Jay's burn was a lot more serious then made out to be.
His team did a nice job restoring ....an the slight mods are in good taste.👍
We all are praying for you quick recovery Jay.🙏
One of the most beautiful Lancias, the most beautiful for me.... and that chop just works, the profile is gorgeous
Wow that engine sound was classic Italian. The "See you next week" was poignant. Happy to know Jay is in good spirits, entertaining the hospital staff and the other patients. Class act. See you soon Jay!
Speedy recovery Jay ! I do a lot of work for the Lancia guys in Australia - some are "100% originality" and some are happy to make "appropriate" improvements - which always makes the end product a better / safer / more reliable machine in my opinion. The example in this video is just gorgeous.
I was chatting with my dad about stand up comedians the day before Jay's accident, and I told him the only one I would pay to see is Jay Leno if he did a tour. He's a man of many personalities and talents, and I wish Mr. Leno a healthy recovery, and some his loved ones some peace of mind.
Been praying for you Uncle Jay.
Take your time getting well my friend.
All of us will come to a time where everything we know ends, in some way, an unknowable extent - and life goes on as it is.
Those that created this masterpiece have moved on yet their work moves us that are still living - such things define who we were after we're no longer here to speak for ourselves. Thanks to Leno and all "stewards" of worthwhile things for reminding us the quality of people that once roamed and created!
Get well soon Jay, and thanks for the great stories behind the cars you showcase. Take care.
Although I'm a big Lancia fan, I always thought the stock Aurelia B20 GT Coupe looked a little dowdy; this is one of the few cases where I think the mods to the appearance of a classic improve on the original. It looks sexy but tasteful. I enjoyed Mr. Otto's comments, too.
Jay, I hope you have a speedy and painless recovery (as painless as possible, anyway). Get well soon!
Mr. Otto was a great guest, well spoken and well informed.
Get well, Jay.
Thornely Kellam did an absolutely superb job with this Outlaw resto-mod recreation. As the owner of an original mid-50's B20S Aurelia GT with the Nardi conversion that Otto talked about in the beginning if the video I would say this is how an modern update should be done. Thanks for sharing. Stunning vehicle.
Beautiful car. The mods really make the car shine.
Wishing you all the best Mr. Leno, hope to see you back soon from a speedy recovery.
It's always been a joy be it the tonight show or this.
Jay gets a day off, no having to squeeze an answer out of this dude, you can see he's 100% petrol head and into his motor, gorgeously executed.
Beatiful episode: you can see from the onset that Jay is spellbound & LOVES the car (Needless to say it is Gorgeous!).... Otto was also an outstanding guest: calm, knowledgeable and well spoken, what to ask more for?
I like Otto's response to Jay's statement "This was an expensive rebuild." Kind of a wordless, "Um, yeah."
Superbly done. The proportions are flawless. I like how the lowered body makes the beautiful front end stand out more than on stock models. I would not call this one a hotrod by any means. It's custom coachbuilding at its finest. Congratulations on leaving the hospital Jay! Looking forward to seeing you back soon.
The lack of bumpers, really cleans up the look, front and rear. On most sports cars, they look like the afterthought that they were, in the original design.
@@ramblerdave1339 Yes, that was key. To my eyes the entire build was done with excellence.
Like many others Jay I'm praying for your quick recovery. Thanks for sharing these amazing cars and stories with us.
amen
Jay is a true beacon of light in the car world and the world as a whole. Can't wait to come buzzing back around the light when he turns back on and makes some more episodes! Hope you get well and take care of yourself and your family first though!
Dear Jay Leno you have brought me such joy and happiness. You have vastly increased my knowledge of cars and their history
I am so deeply grateful to you Jay Leno for everything you’ve done to the millions of people you’ve never met
Thinking of ya Jay. Watched you for a long time. You've been on TV my whole life. Always admired your automotive knowledge. Hope this doesn't hold you down too long.
I think J really appreciated this car he was very quiet during the drive and I think he was really enjoying itm
Thank you Mr Leno for all you do concerning automobiles you're immeasurable knowledge, your passion, you're brilliant sense of humor. Praying you have a speedy and 100% recovery. No matter what the outcome can't wait to see you up and running again.
Get well soon Jay. I just saw the Dr. speaking about your accident and condition. Stay strong, I am praying for you. You make me smile and inspire me. Thank you for all that you do. Listen to the nurses and get back on the road soon!
Speedy recovery Jay!!!
Best wishes to you and your family
Wishing you a speedy recovery Jay. We appreciate the work you do and the content you create.
Great old Lancia, first time I've seen this model. Hope you are recovering well Jay. Love and prayers.
This is a beautiful car. One of the best you’ve had on the show. Praying for your speedy recovery. God bless you and thank you for all of the joy you’ve given me.
Get well soon Jay! This is the greatest show on UA-cam!
Wishing you a speedy recovery Jay, I know the pain involved with this is aweful
What an awesome work of art. I would have never thought of chopping a non-American car. But this shows it can be done to beautiful effect. Congratulations to the owner and best wishes to Jay
One of the nicest cars I've seen on Jay's show, very tastefully done. Not the typical American brute force approach.
That's one of the most unique, interesting car builds I've seen in awhile. Very well done!
I love hearing Jay’s stories (even if I’ve heard them 10 times before), it’s like hanging out with your grandpa.
Get well soon Jay! Praying for fast recovery, your videos and passion towards cars and what have you done with that passion is admirable. Thank you Sir! Keep on giving
Back in 1989 I was driving a mk2 tiger and going to the magazine rack on Fairfax , Jay was there with a Honda and told me one of my tailights was out , Thanks Jay ! Wish You The Best !
That is a great looking car. Jay, we all wish you a speedy recovery. A lot of us have car-related battle scars and we know that yours are pretty serious so our collective heart goes out to you.
I love to see a Lancia video! As a college student and had money I bought a new 1979 Lancia Beta Coupe at Foreign Auto. Six months later a Camero went a red light and smacked into my beloved and great handling Lancia and totaled it. The 79 Lancia Beta Coupe was the later version of this Lancia!
Wishing you a speedy recovery Jay.
I gotta say that you're an amazing person for all the things you do for people.
I used to watch your late night show with my grandparents as a kid and throughout the years and I've watched countless episodes of this show. And then meeting you in Vegas was just truly mind blowing and it meant the world to me that you were so kind and down to earth.
Thank you for that. I hope you get feeling better.
No script just car guys talking about cars and love what they do! I sure like the respect that Jay Leno gets!
I'm Italian and a Lancia fun and I love the work you did on the stunning Aurelia.
e bellissima!
It was a pleasant change for the owner of such a high end custom construction to not only be knowledgeable about the build, but to actually have a good personality ( so many of these guys have been on and not known diddly about their cars and have the personality of a pine knot to boot) ! As always, a thoroughly enjoyable episode!
First use of radial tires was in 1948, in a Citroen 2 CV (Citroen was owned by Michelin from 1934 to 1976)!
WOW that is gorgeous! Wide fenders, high beltline, tall and imposing front end, all in a sinister black. I don't usually care for black on cars but this just works. I love it. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Jay, thanks again for another great start to the week! Hope you’re feeling better! I know… burns hurt like hell!!
Jay, you are loved by millions. I am one of them. God bless you. Wishing you all the best in your recovery
Truly beautiful car. Wishing you a speedy recovery Jay.
An absolutely Brilliant custom build, brilliant design, vision, thoughtfulness, integrity!
The blue and white strip sends it up another notch if that's even possible?
Brilliant
I am not a big fan of most Resto mods but man this one was done right what a great car and Jay hope you feel better soon
Man.. I can’t get enough of this car!!! One of The Best restomods on your show, right up there with the Powerwagon..
The roof WAS lowered, hey? I thought the valet story was a hoot too. Great episode 👍🏽
When I look at the chop I think of Maybach. I didn't think there would be a new JLG. All us viewers are lucky. Personality and mind-set are vital in the recovery process. Jay will astound the doctors. Thank you Jay, for years of enjoyment. I look forward to the days where you work McClaren into whatever car your featuring
Please get better soon. Thank You for everything, Sir! Your value to this community is immeasurable.😊
Wishing Jay a speedy recovery. He’s a gem!
Thanks again, Jay and crew! We're all wishing you a complete and speedy recovery, Jay! Take care!
Wishing you all the best Jay. You are definitely one of the good guys. Sending prayers up for your speedy recovery.
Along with so many of your other long-term fans my thoughts and prayers are with you for a speedy recovery. Get well! Feel better!
First and foremost! I wish for Jay to have a speedy recovery!
This is one of the most awesome cars of this type I've ever seen! Just beautiful, and VERY tastefully done!!! *DROOL*🤤🤤🤤❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful build. The nitrogen shocks over the sliding pillar is the kind of detail which makes it….. *chef’s kiss*.
Very cool, proper resto-mod
Wishing Jay a swift recovery!
I done all the metal work on this car at thornley kelham. It’s great to see it on here! Get well soon jay 👍
It is gorgeous; great work, sir!
Wishing you a speedy recovery from your injury. From the millions of fans across the world, you're one of a kind and a inspiration to all us car guys and gals. Love your channel and your banter with Donald. You two are so knowledgeable about anything and everything auto related. Get well soon.🔧🇺🇲🏁⛽🏍️🚙🚜🚂🚗
So glad the owner shared this with us ! Beautiful car!
Shocked to hear about the fire, Jay. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. And thanks to Tex for sharing one of the greatest cars made even greater. Lancias of that era are so innovative, and so cool, too.
The gauges and dash are FANTASTIC! Never seen anything like it.
Such a beautiful restomod, a piece of art!
Absolutely gorgeous. Love the color scheme, the sideways cream stipe and the roll cage is a sculpture.
Get well Jay ❤ love from Greece 🇬🇷
Wishing you a very speedy recovery Jay. Everybody that views your videos are drawn to you because of your avid interest and wealth of knowledge in everything automobile. We all need you back, showing us more gems. We are all routing for you. Best regards from Switzerland
Best wishes Jay on your speedy recovery!
I'm glad to hear Jay has been released from the hospital. Best wishes and a speedy recovery!
A stunningly impressive build; along with an equally impressive owner. Such a pleasant and personable guy. Over the years of watching this show; my focus on the cars has really expanded to include the owners. Jay has always brought this element up front; as being an integral part of the overall package. I really appreciate his foresight to showcase this angle into the program. I think that is the single element that has placed this show above the rest. Thanks Jay; and I pray for your complete recovery.
Except that he frequently talks over his guests and interjects with comments that show he knows less than he thinks he does, where if he'd just let them speak, we could all learn without the interruptions.
@@ianbrade7754 My sentiments exactly. For example, I wanted more info about the owner and build process. Expanded the episode description and found zip--100% about Leno.
@@regel303 Thornley- Kelham is the British company they didn't adequately acknowledge.
Here's the information you're interested in, in this video from Carfection:
ua-cam.com/video/YJVftSjRmgY/v-deo.html
My prayers are with you, Mr. Leno and your family for a speedy recovery, hood latch, such an attention to detail that’s why we love you🙏🏽
Delightful car. Really well done and thought out. Love your work, sir!
Speedy recovery Jay. Thank you for all the entertainment you've provided us over the years and many more to come.
A complete and speedy recovery to you, Jay. The automotive brotherhood needs you.
No wonder he had this video as a backup ready for rainy day, this guy is a world class rambler. Jay couldn't get a word in.
I'm Italian and i approve this mod.
Seriously, it's tastefully made.
Già.. gran figata
Jay this is my first time commenting on one of your shows. I've watched religiously for years. I consider myself a car enthusiast and have learned so much watching. Wishing you a speedy recovery, thoughts and prayers.
What a beautiful car, I love the stripe and the wheels with the trim ring are perfect! Thanks for sharing! And to Jay, I hope you are healing well and will be 100% soon!
So sorry to hear about your accident. Heal quickly, Jay.
Great car, very nice mod. Praying for a speedy recovery Jay.
hoping for a speedy recovery for you Jay love the way you treat every guest with respect no matter of which walk of life they are from
Italians have always made the most beautiful machines♥
I just wanted to add my best wishes for a speedy and full recovery Jay, I've been following this site faithfully for a number of years now and it's never been better. My favorite site for sure.
Jay, can’t wait to see you keep doing what you do. Glad you’re in good spirits.
We all wish you a fast recovery and the best of wishes Mr. Leno. We all love you very much and hope to see you again soon!
That is so cool! And best wishes for a swift recovery Jay.
Everything Jay said about this car and more.
What a great build and execution of so many smart ideas.
Tex has himself an incredibly nice car.
Looks great sitting static and even better on the road.
What a trip through the mountains that must have been and the first real shakedown at that.
Thanks for sharing this car with everyone, Jay.
What a car.