Wow what a great shedtour i love the pontiac GTA trans AM 😎 cool car Jordan loves this car so do I so many wonderfull cars, it is car heaven, Hope thers us cars in heaven, and ramblin around t shirts, thanks jeff and Jordan for this video i enjoy every moment from tom your now and always 🤩 🤩 USA 😎 ☀️ 💎
I continue to be amazed by not only the amount.of classic cars but the level of quality also. The quality of these vehicles is top notch by the looks of it.
Great video and some really wonderful cars! Glad to see that Country Classics has recovered from that devastating fire. I hope to visit that dealership someday. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for bringing back the shed tours Jeff. They're my favorite videos from you, I can watch them all day. Maybe you could come back and do a video on that 68 Impala in part 2. Thanks again bud. ;)
They bounced back pretty quickly after the fire. I like the clear panels on the new building, at least they let a bit more light in. Thanks for watching E.J. !
I was just wondering how these guys were doing since their fire. I am glad to see that the put in a new shed, hopefully they put in a fire sprinkler system in. Great video
Pleased they had a full recovery from the fire. All the window light will help with your videos. Cool cars today. 😎 • Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Wow, Jeff. That sure didn't take them long to get back up on their feet and with a helluva selection of cars, too! very nice... I'm digging that El Camino!
Hi Jeff I really enjoyed the tour especially the 54 Packard and 46 Ford convertible . The Packard brought back memories of the neighbors 53 . It did not have power steering and the lady that owned it would come and ask my mother to drive her to town because she could not parallel park it. Laughs ! The car was not a stop light king but man what a ride . It had seats in it that would put most couches to shame . Curious if you had a chance to speak with Manns about the Mach 1 ? Take care my friend
That would be a pretty hefty car to park without power steering. Manns is running with a pretty steady backlog. The best thing would be to give them a call, when you're ready and try to get your car worked into the mix. If you call, just ask for Jason Manns, or Chris Roberts. The number is listed at the top of their facebook page: facebook.com/MannsRestoration/
They really should think about a sprinkler system in that building it would have been nice to have it in the old building at 1. Been so devastating nice looking building though
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Wow what a great shedtour i love the pontiac GTA trans AM 😎 cool car Jordan loves this car so do I so many wonderfull cars, it is car heaven, Hope thers us cars in heaven, and ramblin around t shirts, thanks jeff and Jordan for this video i enjoy every moment from tom your now and always 🤩 🤩 USA 😎 ☀️ 💎
I continue to be amazed by not only the amount.of classic cars but the level of quality also. The quality of these vehicles is top notch by the looks of it.
oh ya that 55 Cadillac 62 is the one im inquiring about thanks for getting into the shot ,, looks great ,, all the cars look great to
Great video and some really wonderful cars! Glad to see that Country Classics has recovered from that devastating fire. I hope to visit that dealership someday. Keep up the good work!
Love the Stud Hawk. One of the coolest designs
I like them a lot myself. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for bringing back the shed tours Jeff. They're my favorite videos from you, I can watch them all day. Maybe you could come back and do a video on that 68 Impala in part 2. Thanks again bud. ;)
Thanks for watching my friend, I appreciate it. I know you like the Impala's, I'll keep it in mind.
Glad to see them up and running, thanks for the video.
The new building looks good!! Ya don't see the Panama's too often!!☺
They bounced back pretty quickly after the fire. I like the clear panels on the new building, at least they let a bit more light in. Thanks for watching E.J. !
More importantly, I am glad to see you back.
Thanks, I appreciate you watching!
I was just wondering how these guys were doing since their fire. I am glad to see that the put in a new shed, hopefully they put in a fire sprinkler system in. Great video
Yeah, they got back up and running really quickly. They had the new building full of cars again in no time. Thanks for watching, we appreciate it!
Lookin' pretty sharp in there.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for posting Jeff.. You are my new hero! Hey, That '46 Ford convertible is sweet!
Thanks Gerry...I agree, that '46 Ford is really nice. Thanks for watching!
Pleased they had a full recovery from the fire. All the window light will help with your videos.
Cool cars today. 😎
• Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Thanks for watching Gary, we appreciate it!
A t shirts with your studebaker would look awsome
The Mercury is a 72 and it is a Montego. Love those cars.
The studebaker 1964 is so cool awsome and gourgeus
Gen 3 Trans Am without t-tops is almost always a 350. You could only get t-tops with the 305.
Wow, Jeff. That sure didn't take them long to get back up on their feet and with a helluva selection of cars, too! very nice... I'm digging that El Camino!
Yeah, they bounced back really quickly. That El Camino is pretty cool. Thanks for watching Murray!
Every thing is perfect ... thank you Sir.,
I wonder if could show us some muscle car's like the Camaro 69 SS.
Thank's again
Perfect introduction 🍒
It's A Shame That That Fire Destroyed The Time Capsule Cars, But I'm Happy To See They Recoverd Nowadays.
I love the shed tours! Could you do a closer look at the Cadillac limousine
I'll try to keep it in mind when I go back up there. Thanks for watching!
tell them pepole to put in a high pressure sprinkler system . im sure it would help the insurance rates as well. 👍
Hi Jeff I really enjoyed the tour especially the 54 Packard and 46 Ford convertible . The Packard brought back memories of the neighbors 53 . It did not have power steering and the lady that owned it would come and ask my mother to drive her to town because she could not parallel park it. Laughs ! The car was not a stop light king but man what a ride . It had seats in it that would put most couches to shame . Curious if you had a chance to speak with Manns about the Mach 1 ? Take care my friend
That would be a pretty hefty car to park without power steering. Manns is running with a pretty steady backlog. The best thing would be to give them a call, when you're ready and try to get your car worked into the mix. If you call, just ask for Jason Manns, or Chris Roberts. The number is listed at the top of their facebook page: facebook.com/MannsRestoration/
Big m for 56 I had a Montclair all original. One owner before me.
Please keep making these videos
Thank you!! Were there any ‘60s - ‘80s Cadillacs?
It makes me sad seeing all those cars burned up like that ;-; it’s a true tragedy
Looking for a video of the building that burned before the fire
They really should think about a sprinkler system in that building it would have been nice to have it in the old building at 1. Been so devastating nice looking building though
Thanx for the videos
Did I see clothes pins on the fuel line to prevent vapor lock on the Chrysler???
I think you're right, that does appear to be what's going on there.
If you think about it there new building probably didn't take long to build it only for stored cars in .building probably dont have heart and lights
What a shame you let those cars burn, 👍
Sorry to hear about the fire how long ago did that happen
Would you please show the details on the specs and the price of the car. You skipped over that on alot of the cars you were talking about. Thanks
I did a freeze frame on the 55 Caddy windshield $14,556 couldn’t see the price on the 56 210 post car over in the corner went to fast
Nice GTA!!! :-)
It really is a nice car. The paint could be a bit better, but the interior is near perfect. Thanks for taking a look!
I like the Chrysler 300 NewPort ?? @ the beginning of the video.....I think its a 1970 or 1971...
So when are you going to be back to doing individual car tours again??
I should have some posted in the next week or so. Thanks for watching!
Seems like you overlook most of the Cadillacs UGH!!!!...plus I'm trying to see the prices