I Can't Believe They Let Me DRIVE A 6-Figure Packard BEFORE It Goes Up For Auction!
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2022
- Guys, sometimes I'm just beside myself. This tour of @WorldwideAuctioneers is one of those times. They seriously have something here for everyone. Pre-war cars like Auburns and Duesenbergs, to modern supercars like a Porsche 911R and Ferrari 575M. Even things in between like a Mercedes 300SL Gullwing and a 1955 Corvette. But the real cherry on top was the 1932 Packard Twin Six that I had the pleasure of driving. Come along as I show you some of the neatest stuff at this auction!
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Great to see you back Elliott, also beautiful old cars too, Rj in Oz
Thank you RJ!
The guy coming out of the bathroom at 3:06 was great. I liked that Brushed Cobra as well. You really did a great job on this video. Well done!!
I noticed that too, it was even the women's restroom!
This is seriously great car auction footage of a group of insanely sweet classics. Thanks again for your attention to detail and the knowledgeable walk through.
What an incredible grouping of cars! Love your diverse knowledge on both old and new.
Elliott you are the best car auction color analyst. Your delivery is naturally conversational and informative. You are the Jay Leno of the Great Plains, even though he owns most of the cars he talks about. Also both you and Jay Leno restore your own cars. Jay has a zillion dollar Stanley Steamer and your have a $4,000 Volvo Sport Station Wagon that needs new clear coat. Best of luck getting more gigs like this.
Hey Elliott, each of these cars is absolutely gorgeous!!! Thanks for sharing these awesome automobiles!!! 👍👍🙂
Thanks Christopher! I love doing walk around videos like this!
What an awesome variety of super cool cars, Elliott! Love your enthusiasm (and extensive knowledge) for all of them.
Thanks mom!
Amazing! What a lineup of cars 😯 Elliott, thank you for documenting and great commenting 💪
Wow. Incredible cars, and well presented of course!
Elliotts geek hour for car guys….. priceless!
Glad to see you’re having the opportunity to experience such a classic
Steering powered by Alvis-Armstrong!
Awesome Packard very cool to see you double clutching it.
Thanks James! It was awesome to drive!
Love the awkward restroom exit
I didn't realize how much I miss your videos until I watched this one!! What a great experience to be there and to drive that car!! Excellent video!! Made me drool.....
The cars, filming, knowledge, and commentating were flawless. Well done, Elliot!
I love these videos of you reviewing auction vehicles. This video is very interesting. I can't believe there aren't more views. Great job Elliot.
Nice to see you back on form , you look so at home in the wonderful old cars - Wonderful video
Thank you Colin! I love the pre-war stuff!
@@ElliottAlvis It shows!
Oooh that silver cobra. The polished stripes look awesome!!!
Wooo Hooo some Elliot commentary! Great job, very pleasing and informative!
Nicely done Elliott! Great job making all of us wish we were there with you and had the chance to sit in and drive some of those awesome rides!
Great video. You know your car trivia, that is for sure.
Well thanks Joshua! I appreciate you watching.
Great video Elliot. Very informative
Packard was a phenomenal vehicle! They compared them in that era to Rolls Royce.
"Armstrong" power steering. 8) Thx for the video and great to see you posting again.
A new episode- yeah
Heck yeah!
It’s always a good day when there’s a Elliott video!
Yep, @EmmyJune212008, the Shelby Series 1 was powered by Oldsmobile's 4.0L L47 Aurora V8 DOHC engine.
It had a base hp of 320 (0-60 mph/4.4 seconds & 12.8 seconds/quarter mile at 112 mph) with a top speed of 170 mph , an optional supercharged version of 450 HP (0-60 mph/3.2 seconds & 11.35 seconds/quarter mile) , and an X50 engine option adding another 50 HP.
This car was no slouch.
Elliott, good lord man, have they even seen the vehicles you drive!? How did you ever get them to let you behind the wheel of that rolling art piece!?
But seriously though, what an honor to get to experience such an incredible car firsthand. I'm extremely envious of you! Thank you for once again showcasing the cars that most automotive UA-camrs don't. It's obvious how much you know about and appreciate the cars from these mostly forgotten eras.
Thanks Bunker! The opportunities that Worldwide has provided me are seriously amazing. No, most UA-cam viewers don’t appreciate them, but they mean so much to me. I hope my enthusiasm comes across.
Great to see you upload Elliott
Thanks Sock!
Thanks!
hats off to any women that drove in this era
Glad to see you uploading again! That wedding venue can be used to unite husbands and wives, or drivers and cars. Either way.
Excellent point Paul! Still just an absolutely awesome experience to be there, and experience the cars. I’m glad you checked this one out!
@@ElliottAlvis You're up late
I see Elliott, I upvote.
this is niceeee..driving a 1 of 6 car is quite a small club to be in..
Hey Elliott awesome video, u do a great job reviewing these classic ( watch out Hoovie )!😉
Keep in mind that roads suc I rd back in the 30's. Most weren't paved, and many were brick. So in order to mitigate that bouncing and constant shake, you needed to really insulate yourself from that. So 140hp was a lot back then because most people walked or had motor bikes, or carriages still in rural parts. Going 50 mph would be flying past most people. My grandfather used to talk about being a car stable boy in the 30's in Georgia. He worked for a wealthy peach, nut, cattle and chicken farmer. He always had the latest and greatest cars and trucks, His job, at 10 years old, was to wash the vehicles and then drive the owner in a Ford truck to go visit the parts of the farm. He made a whopping 5 dollars a week. Which was huge money then.
Woah, thats awesome your grandpa got to do that Clif!
Great video!
Not really a fun but maybe interesting fact at 7:08 - there's a Swiss highway toll sticker from 2016 on the Bugatti's windshield.
Whoaaaa noiiiiiiiceee 🤘🏽🔥
@vinwiki Ed Bolian, your Ford GT is ready
Dream Cars! 😉
You so lucky 👍👌
Great video!! Did the man at 3:03 walk out of the ladies restroom though?!
It's the men's restroom but I was scrolling to find all the restroom comments🤣
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
16:15 - did buddy wash his hands?
lol they don't have something for everyone as I doubt they have any broken down vehicles that are in need of around 10k worth of repairs so that excludes poor Tyler. There were only 249 Series 1 made and all were in 1999
I like your auction attendandts more than Hoovies....