1999 Shelby Brock Daytona Coupe - Jay Leno's Garage
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- Опубліковано 15 лют 2014
- 1999 Shelby Brock Daytona Coupe. Bruce Goldsmith takes Jay through the superformance car Pete Brock re-engineered in the style of the iconic '60s original - kind of the new version of what might have been.
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1999 Shelby Brock Daytona Coupe - Jay Leno's Garage
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Everybody is ripping on this guy because he's annoying, but you know what, this is a guy who actually knows and loves his car. So many rich guys buy these things as expensive toys and don't know the first thing about them, but here's someone who probably has a few million in the bank and actually knows every single nut and bolt of his car, and loves to talk about it and share it with people. Good for him.
TJP77 right! he has to fit years of extreme passion for the car into five minutes! very very hard to do if you ask me.. But the only thing he shouldnt have done was ruin a original D COB COUP (fuzz thats bad)
TJP77 Why should i rip on this guy? Cool cars ,cool guy ,all good
TJP77 Yup, fenders look like warts though but to each their own I suppose.
Good for him, it's an iconic car for sure.
TJP77 Yeah I feel you. I didn't read the comments until most of the way through the video. I have zero problem with the guy at all. I love hearing all the facts and details about the car. Cheers from Florida.
i see your 12,move on .come back when you get taste and a licence
This guy is cracking me up. He loves his car. Great car. This is the most quiet I have ever seen Jay.
Jay's genuinely impressed.
@@misterjag I couldn't tell if he was impressed or annoyed. Love this guy's passion though.....super rare to see that level of involvement from someone who had it built. You can tell he's nuts about the car and he knows his stuff.
@@JJ-fd2ob agree
I think the guy was annoying Jay a little bit. He was annoying me too, but if I owned that car I would be pretty excited about it too.
love how Jay pitches go to the museum and see a real one,, Its a fiberglass kit car,,,
I love that he states every single person/company that helped him with the car.
Pete Brock at 22: designing racecar bodies
Me at 22: moaning and watching UA-cam
This is a great comment. Now the point is to own one by age 44.
Different times.
at 22 i was bangin hotties,playing in a band rippin it up....
@@trillrifaxegrindor4411 barely able to hold a note/play a cord, banging mentally crippled crack heads, all under the soothing veil of alcoholism
And ppl used to get married at 12... Now we believe we will live forever and they don't hurry to get anything done...
I think this is probably the single best automotive show on all mediums, period. I just feel Jay's love for these amazing machines; and I'm thrilled that Jay is the curator of this amazing collection of cars. The universe gave this good fortune to the right guy.
I just love how much this guy loves his car and how excited he is to talk to Jay
I only hope to be as half as knowledgeable and enthusiastic about my dream car when I'm his age. What a great guy and car.
l try to like Jay Leno , but even with the connection of other car enthusiasts and his own collection which I appreciate his sharing with us...he nearly always seems less than properly respectful of his guest. Much seems to do with his seeming to need being the top dog. I agree that Bruce Goldsmith was a delightful example of a knowledgeable enthusiast...and person, and Jay Leno was by contrast was rude and dismissive;even displaying a sense of being annoyed/bored at times.
It wasn't just me then.
Nailed it!
Joe - Yes I also thought Jay was a bit too dismissive of his guest.. I suspect it's an attitude Jay adopts when he finds a car that he secretly wants to own and put an offer on.... but knows it's going to be very challenging to do so, not just because someone already owns it, but the existing owner is far more passionate, knowledgable and much more deserving of it than he is...
Where are yal getting this idea that he is being rude to his guest? He has a show to do. Every show has a time line. He wants to talk not ramble. When he sees someone is going to start rambling. He cuts that short to continue with the show (the time line I mean).
I met Pete Brock and Carroll Shelby at Laguna Seca in 1992. Shelby was awesome signing my car and taking pictures. But Pete Brock was such a down to earth car guy. He came up to my 67 GT 500 introduced himself and we just started talking. Although, I thought I knew a lot about the 67 Shelby's, Pete took my knowledge to a new level. He was such a nice guy taking the time to point several small details that was really cool. The best part was we talked for an hour! The worst part, I got so caught up in talking to him, I didn't even think about getting his autograph and a couple of pics. Oh well, the memory of his being a great guy is awesome!
My god, that car's beautiful.
13:40
Jay`s face when he realised that this guy is about to tell a joke.
- priceless
Jay didn’t even laugh, he said “ yeah that’s great”
It was a decent joke, you're reading Jay wrong he did find it funny he's prob heard it before
that was a fact, not a joke
I thought he was going to tell a joke about Lucas Electrics. Lucas, the patent holder for the short circuit.
Well, he's a professional comedian
I wish there would be more guys like the owner of this masterpiece. So passionate about the car, you can tell it's his baby! A lot of guys who have as much money as he does just buy the car & never use it.
That smile on Jay's face from the sheer joy of driving that amazing machine was just priceless.
i love the OWNER, and his car, my GOD, he knows everything and man what a car.......feels smooth and throwty
bet he can spell it also
Throaty
I've never realized how beautiful these things were. Wow. Such curves. The best thing about it is the rear. I really, really like this car.
At 71 years old I long for the 60's when I waited breathlessly for my Road and Track and Car and Driver magazines to read more about guys like Shelby, Brock, Reventlow, Miles, Gurney and all the Grand Prix news. Those days of hands on design and fabrication made legends of those low budget geniuses.
If I could have anything in the world, it would be Jay's garage and the chance to meet Jay to have him walk me through for a couple of days.
Keep the faith, Jay, I love what you do.
This man is a true enthusiast. I respect that he knows everything about his car. A truely unique build
love how this guy knows every single detail and names everyone who helped him. amazing work love the daytonas
One of the finest performance cars ever built. I give this guy props for putting the time and money into getting things sorted out.
His shop can literally be a museum.❤
As a kid growing up in the 60s, the Shelby Daytona Coupe was perhaps my favorite. Just a gorgeous body shape, almost as swoopy and sexy at the Jaguar XK-E. Yet, unlike the XK-E, this car had an American V-8 under the hood, just a throbbing. growling hunk of foot-lb torque that was rarely matched in Europe back in the day. And Bruce Goldsmith's version here is just a dream. The color is drop-dead gorgeous, and it's updated where it needs to be updated yet it keeps that wonderful, imaginative shaping and engineering that was at the heart of the 1960s. The automotive engineers and street-rod car guys knew little of aerodynamics back then, but they compensated for that by dreaming big, really BIG! Thanks Jay and Bruce!
This has got to be one of my favorite cars ever. Looks better than any modern car for sure.
What a gorgeous car, thanks! That must have been fun, with the owner knowing where each part of his car was made, what it does, how quickly, and why. One of my favourite episodes. This is better than The Tonight Show, Jay.
Beautiful machine. I had grown up "in the pits" in the SCCA racing scene in the early 60's and got to wander around and check out race cars somewhat like this. Great times. Great memories.
Always thought these were gorgeous cars. If I could build a factory 5 one some day with my son's I'd be a happy man.
Hope it happens for you brother.
Man, this car sounds goooood.
A LOT better than the douche-bags in my neighbourhood with fake engine sounds via a $200 muffler kit. I dislike those people so much, haha.
OrphanSeasun AKA ricers...
☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ cool car 😎 😎 😎 😎 😎
Jeff, it's a Ford. :-)
Well, I was pissed this morning that my wife didn't want to have sex.
Listened to this car and came anyway.
Jay really liked driving the car, look at the way he shifted everytime he smiled.
That dude is awesome. You can tell how proud he is of his car.
I love to see someone that truly loves and gets excited talking about their car.. You can tell he's one that loves his car..
Whenever I hear the name Pete Brock, I immediately think of the Australian race driver, Peter Brock, who was unfortunately killed in a racing accident in 2006. Ironically, I guess, in a Shelby Daytona Coupe. When I first saw the name of this car, I thought it was a tribute to him, of sorts, but no. Just turns out that someone of the same name built it.
rip
Downunda Thunda
I think Pete Brock died during a run on the Targa Tasmania & on a well known but very hairy bend.
No, the targa was in Western Australia.
Downunda Thunda - Its a small world Downunda Thunda in which 2, yes two, people both named Peter Brock were both involved with this rare car. The man who died racing one of these is also he who designed it. Another Peter Brock is responsible for the work done on the car.
Owner reminds me of my guitar amp tech. The guy knows everything about everything!
Your tech wouldn't be a guy named Mike Morin by chance ? A friend of mine who does great amp mods and repairs in the San Fernando valley.
Richard Binder sorry man. I don’t think he’s gonna reply on a three year old comment.
The Panavia shop is next door to the 4x4 Fab shop where I take my various off road vehicles for work.
This car and many other gorgeous Shelby cars are there regularly and I've seen this car up close and under the hood and I can absolutely testify to the exacting detail of Panavia's workmanship and this car is an excellent example. So clean and every detail is done to perfection..
Give the guy a break he loves this car knows everything about and the lineage of the car.I'm sure a bit nervous and honored that Jay wanted to see his car and do a video.
Jay is so down to earth. No fancy clothes! Just a nice time piece.
That car is absolutely awesome!
A real dream! And I also like the fact that the guy that owns it, is completely mesmerized about it!
You can feel the passion he has for this piece of history.
And the gentlemen joke was pretty classic!
Great video.
I love this guy he just knows everything about his car .
My favorite part of this vid was where Jay just stopped talking and smiles as he drank in the sound of that engine. Schweet!
That car owner is pretty danged awesome. He knows that car better than a mother know her own baby. I imagine I would have a great many hours listening to him talk about all the cool little details. It reminds me of when I was in the navy -- I spent so much time on that ship that I felt like I knew its soul.
Cool video, Jay.
It's nice to hear the history of some of these iconic cars that you see from time to time from people who actually know what their talking about, that's a good thing...
Beautiful vehicle....beautiful.
This guy knows EVERY little detail about this car. EVERY DETAIL. The definition of dedication.
Love it. So many rich guys buy cars and know absolutely nothing it but this old guy is just awesome
This is my favourite Shelby that you just don't see driving around unlike the Cobras.... Absolutely stunning....
Gorgeous paint color! 😮
Beautiful car. Not only do you get the obvious Shelby Cobra/Daytona vibe, but as refined and civilized as that was designed - it has a certain Viper vibe to it as well.
The owner is obviously proud and should be. Lotta time/work/love in it.
Probably the most beautiful american car ever made alongside the gt40 and some other musclecars
+Mustanglover10
And, much like the GT40, it was actually designed/styled in the UK...
SIXITHS Oh XD
The GT40 was a British designed and built car, designed by Lola’s owner and chief designer and initially based on a Lola chassis, the chassis was built in Coventry and the body in Farnham, both in the Uk. The only thing American is the engine and the badge
MrKalashnik0va
carrol shelby was only responsible for the first 2 le mans victory's in 1966 and 1967 after that the program was handed over to j.w automotive engineering a english race car engineering company, who won le mans in 1968 and 1969 with the mk1, also the u.k are second in the ranking for the most le mans wins with 17 title's , 19 if you count the 2, ford gt wins in 68 and 69, germany are first with 34 titles, america are 5th with 4 titles,
What was you saying about English engineers, You know there's this wonderful thing called google, you might want to try it sometime. check out the list of le mans winners :)
British race car manufactures was winning le mans when carol shelby was getting rocked to sleep by his mommy
I love this car. The symplicity, sound & look of it. Having the exhaust on the side has always looked good on performance cars to me. I'd have one in red if I could.
This guy knows more about cars than Jay and Jay is worried
That's apparent, lol.
Pete brings this car to Cars and Coffee Las Vegas almost every weekend.
I love how much this guy loves his car!!
In my younger days, I was an avid reader of the British magazines _"Thoroughbred & Classic Cars"_ and _"Classic & Sports Car "_ . I don't remember which it was, but what caught my eye on the cover, was the original Daytona Coupe. I'd never heard of it until then. In the article they mentioned that back in the 60s, Britain had no speedlimits on the motorways (also unknown to me). Anyway, AC took it out on the M1 at 3 or 4 at night to run it through it's paces thinking it would be safe enough what with everybody asleep. Well, they clocked 190+mph... Day after they were in the papers, and that was apparently the end of unlimited speeds in Britain...
that engine sounds absolutely epic!!!
+Ryan White there's lots of talk about flat plane cranks in the euro cars and how they sound, honestly though, there is nothing like a big block cross plane crank.....
really? i think it sounds pretty boring, normal v8
I like everything but the color
THAT SOUND. Oh my god, that SOUND. Heaven should sound like that.
agreed
AugustFourSeven you should see classic alfa romeos, hell sounds better
AugustFourSeven It sounds great, so smooth. Not too boomy and bassy.
newmabreu96 alfas sound great but for me a ford more so a 427 sounds great but really yes alfas can sound really great as well
sounds pretty normal 8 to me
the car looks amazing on the road. i bet it drives great as well.
Jay says Shelby was a character, not all of it good. I often wonder how many people Shelby out right fucked. Shelby went to his grave owing my dad big bucks on aluminum used to make wheels. Dad beat him to the grave, and I wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't waiting at the Pearly Gates for Shelby. If anyone mentioned Shelby this or that, you'd hear the story every time. Dad hated Shelby's guts, I have a feeling if they had run into each other Shelby would have made it to the grave first.
+505197 Every one who bought his snake oil fuel/oil additives....
@505197 I'll take "stuff that never happened" for $5000, Alex.
Calling Shelby a character is being kind.
the sound of this car is just amazing !
It's called PASSION!
i'd like to have a car that leno doesn't have. Oh ya I do a 2007 dodge caravan
This reply adds a few more thumbs up for your comment.
I do recall a camera vehicle of that era
2003 toyota avensis
Leno's production crew actually uses one, sorry.
Me too! For what it's for, there isn't anything better than the Dodge minivan.
I think Jay loves this car. Just the look on his face when he drives it...:)
They keep cutting the guys stories out while Jay is driving hahaha
+Adam And nothing wrong with that.
+Sss It's called Jay Leno's Garage, not Bruce's Garage.
Well it is only a half hour program.
Yeah I noticed that. It seems like Jay doesn't like him a little bit.
What an awesome video! Love its engine’s noise. The owner is really nice as well.Thank you for sharing it with us!
I think what I like about Jay's Garage, is rather than talking about his own collection. He's talking about other peoples cars and respecting them as his own trying to give you a history about the specific vehicle while at the same time delivering the history of the vehicle and talking to the owner rather than over them. What I like is it's an exchange too the owner of the vehicle gets to see Jays collection, while at the same time. Jay can showcase their car.
The back drop, his personal collection, is a real thing that you can touch and appreciate at the same time as the piece he's displaying and personally. I think. It would be good for his community if once a week. Month or even a season. They held an event in his area just to hang out with other enthusiast. Just to see who showed up.
Gorgeous car. Love the enthusiasm of the owner.
I don't like the fender flares but it's still an amazing looking car. And sounds great!
If I win the jackpot in the lottery, I’m building one of these. This car is absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing 🔥🔥🔥
I love the way the car looks, and I love the owner's passion for it... fantastic stuff
Looked much better with Shelby's decals, wheels and seals around the lights
And minus those flares!
He's a car guy. He knows what he's talking about lighten up.
I had this as a slot car as a kid and was at Sebring in '65 with the Scouts. I had the honor of meeting Pete in Sebring in 1998. He signed a model of this car I bought in the vendor area. What a great guy.
I’m obsessively watching these. UA-cam got me and keeps popping up these gorgeous cars. Thank you for such entertaining videos.
Iv been watching jay and this show for years, this takes the cake I just love this thing AND this is by far the best sounding car since forever, great
This is one of the most beautiful automobiles I've ever seen. Timeless design.
When they popped the hood and Jay went "Ooooo....ahhhh.." I just lost it😂😂😂
Jay not wearing a seat-belt just takes away from what a nice video and beautiful car it was before he drove it.
Isn't it nice to just see two guys discussing their passion, enjoying the conversation, taking the car out for a spin, and not having some stupid music ruining it?
"Every single bolt has been replaced with American..."
Where's the horn?
"IT'S BRITISH."
😂
Lol😂😂😂
I didnt know our horns where on a dash lol
This car has, in my opinion, the most perfect exhaust note ever. This 427 is a bored and stroked 351 W, the final evolution of the Windsor small block and my all-time favorite engine. Beautiful machine!
This car is beyond beautiful.
Absolutely gorgeous car, my favourite american car of all time, this is basically the american Eagle E-Type Low Drag GT which is the hardtop version of the Eagle Speedster (my favourite car ever which you should make a video of). The back & side profile are definitely the best parts about the Daytona. Great vid Jay, keep it up :)
EKDrifter458 couldnt agree more!
I'll have to look up this Eagle E-Type. The Daytona Coupe Shelby is my favorite, bar none, but I don't know of this Eagle.
Damn. That's actually a really good reference, I can't stop seeing E Type now that you've pointed it out. Beautiful shape.
All that Eagle E-Type needs is an American V8 and American wiring/electronics
Peter Brock was a nine times winner of Bathurst nine hour endurance race. Sadly he died on a motor rally on the outskirts of Perth in 2006 in a car very similar to this .
not the same person the one you talking about was only known in America for his oil commercial on tv ,the one here is Pete Brock a car designer used to work for Shelby and Kaminary
Different Peter Brock. One an American car designer and one an Aussie race car legend. And yes he was killed in one of these replica cars. That car was pure evil!
What a lovely modern interpretation of the Cobra Coupe - runs like clockwork and growls like a lion when you unleash the beast. Great built, great quality and engineered prpperly to the last detail - making the dream happen.
As a 14 year old i can proudly say i wanna visit his garage like any guy would
BEAST of a vehicle.
A stunningly beautiful car !
Maybe the best version of a Shelby Daytona Coup out there!
I wish I was as passionate about ANYTHING as this guy is about his car.
I don't understand the people who are harping on this guy's "yacking" on about the car. If you were as passionate as he is about anything you'd want to tell the person closest to you anything and everything about it.
That's the problem with each new generation being born. Hardly any passion about anything. Not say all are that way but mostly. And It's a shame. Once these cars and the people that are passionate about them are gone that'll be all she wrote
"Where's the horn?" seriously? It's under the right foot.
It was nice to see how passionate this guy is about this gorgeous race care!
I love the car.
And the way that Jay deadpans the guest when he delivers a joke. That’s more funny than the joke itself.
I don't see why everyone has a problem with the owner...
Kyong Hansen BAHAHAHAHAHA
I think he may be a little quirky because of his overuse of his hands when he's talking, I think it's odd that they don't fix the camera angle to include his face
@kragseven especially in a day when wants a throwaway car. Something cheap. Without these cars and passionate owners people like me Wouldn't have learned anything in vocational school. I'd rather hear everything he has to say about this car than some babbling fool talk about brand new stuff.
Jelousy.
This guy is so passionate about this car. I think it's awesome. So many guests Jay has have no personality, or don't seem like they know what they really habe
That's a classy looking owner. Suits him well haha
I guess I missed this video when it first came out...wow...This is one of the coolest cars Jay has had on his channel. As a kid I remember seeing a few of these here and there (it could have been on TV) and I always had a thing for the way the back end came together. I wouldn't see changing anything except the color...but with everything else so nicely done, I don't even know what color that would be. The good thing is there is not point in me wracking my brain on it since I will never have to make that decision.
" I know a guy that knows a guy " 😊
This thing is absolutely ridiculous and awesome
I don't know if it's the same in the US but if you parked this and a Bugatti Veyron in Europe this would get all the looks
One beautiful car.
Thanks for creating another great video.
Nice to see someone who actually drives these instead of letting them sit in a garage
Such an incredible design. Great color too. I wonder how it'd look in white.
Buy some glasses man...
It is absolutely UNREAL how you could come up with a condescending remark to such a harmless comment. Honestly, that's a talent !
***** Its this (Trolling) thing. Best to ignore mynameisray and the like.
I wonder how it'd look in black and red...
Speed King
Red w/grey: rantonthiscar.wordpress.com/2009/05/12/1964-shelby-daytona-coupe-lemans-edition/
Black w/silver: truupictures.com/black-classic-shelby-cobra-daytona-coupe-desktop-wallpaper-hd/
Jay, great review, as usual. I love that car ! How many were built and what is it worth ?
i just watched a couple of jays videos about the shelby cars . And i swear if i closed my eyes it was like the best music video ever !!!
Man, that car is a jewel. Daytona Coupe has one of the most sexiest shapes in car history.
This is a really spooky car ,I am australian and one of and if not our most famous racing drivers is called Peter Brock,He was one of the greatest drivers ever.He Bought a Peter Brock designed Daytona Coupe and entered a road rally in western australia ,During the race he went off into the trees and was killed
the mountain neva the same R.I.P 05
you're right - that is really spooky!
Yes we know.
chris doyle. His navigator named Mick Hone survived the crash.