Bill Burr, Jay Leno, And A 1965 Buick Riviera GS | Jay Leno’s Garage
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2020
- Is Bill Burr a car guy? Find out as he and Jay take a 1965 Buick Riviera GS for a sunny drive in California! Then catch your favorite episodes on demand now.
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Just two Boston guys discussing their love of CAAAAHHHHS
Caawwwwws
🤣🤣🤣
Caaaaaaahhhhhhhs
Eyyy! I'm drivin heeeeee in my CAAAAAAAAH
Where my kahhhkiiieees
Bill Burr wearing a Sahara Force India F1 cap is a win. In some universe.
Yah - noticed that right away. What a random choice if you’re an F1 guy.
@@jrob67 3 year old hat..
Absolutely I miss his f1 rants on his podcast
i was looing for this comment
Amen, noticed that too!
"This car is like a cigar where even if you didn't accomplish anything you feel like you did" - Bill Burr dropping gems throughout this entire video
Bill's so quick on wit.
@@PlanetEarth3141
Exactly.
His observational humor is almost without equal...
“There’s no shirt for your face!”
*Laughs in 2020*
I just laughed so hard lol
I was thinking this exactly! Maybe it's a conspiracy for those botched faces after they heard Bill Burr make this joke, we need a virus outbreak Karen.
Bill Burr, "there's no shirt for your face"... THERE IS NOW!
@@michellenguyen9871 Most Americans don't even wear their masks correctly.
Most Americans blah blah blah blah GTFO
“It’s a hybrid, it runs on gas and when you step on the pedal it runs on even more gas”
First car I bought was a 64 Riviera with that same 401 engine ($200 from a guy at work, all rusted out). 10 miles per gallon in the summer, 4 in the winter! (Chicago, cold!)
Hey I've got one of those!
Yup, that's what Jay Leno said, alright.
For everyone that doesn’t watch the video but reads the comments, thanks for the transcription.
Ha...it is a hybrid - runs on gas and money!
"Only actors and criminals have high self esteem." And that's why people love Jay Leno. He's a real human being.
Didn't he say politicians and criminals? Which IMO completely accurate. Actors have low self esteem, constantly in need of attention and validation.
@@BenMJay Not anything like Donnie T. insecure, right?
Naa
Self-esteem is one thing. Ego is another.
He started the car, they looked at eachother and smiled. That's PURE JOY.
you cant fake that
Bills laugh, hes like a grown kid on christmas lol
This is the best moment. I too laughed out loud.
"Found this F100 short bed..."
Editor shows two F100 long beds.
Yeah, I caught that too. Means the editor was clueless.
@Lil Yeet Good for you chief
haha thats nice because i was saying to myself...IF that is "short" how long is the long version :D
My father had a 65 Riviera. I still think that is the best looking car ever. His was bamboo cream with a black vinyl top and black interior. What a cah, what a cah.
My friends father had a 65 Rivera that was his fathers who bought it new. One day while he was at work we pulled it out of the garage and got it started and took it for a spin. The brakes went out of it and we almost crashed it. We got it put back away in the garage and never said a word about it....
@@montestu5502 My Dad did his own brakes and he had me jump in to test if they were put on right. I guess I was expendable!! Loved my Dad and his Riviera.
When your pop could find his keys would he say, "whea my khakis?"
Doad! Wadda cah!
I knew a smack dealer who had a 65 Riviera. He got shot up in that car, bullet holes and all, they had to trash the car. I wish they had restored it.
Comedians in cars eating chili.
I really love jay's usual show format -- this is clearly either a homage to Jerry's show or he directly had someone editing this video that was trying really hard to copy the show format. This looked like Jay trying to be Jerry. He did a good job on that front -- but it comes off as someone doing a copycat show when you get the feeling he didn't have to do that at all.
@@fericyde You summed it up well but I appreciated his candor about his private life in this format.
Comedians in cars passing gas.
@@clintonflynn815 HA HA !! good for vinyl seats and open windows..
@@fericyde well it is you’re right, but more focused on cars. Jay isn’t as funny a Jerry so I much prefer him talking cars with bill, than competing in humour. A lot better cars too.
Best line; "Jay buys a car and the wife goes out and saves a whale". Still laughin over that one.
fair trade off if you ask me!
@Conway Twitty don't be twatty, Twitty.
I dont think Jay Leno appreciated that line to much. The look on his face ugh lol
Well only one of them earned it.
from a historical preservation point of view what Jay does is also important
The Buick Riviera of this period was one of the most beautiful big cars built anywhere. I loved it as a teen and I love it as an old guy. I love the proportions of the front, middle and rear, I love the vertical lights, I love the round gauges instead of strip. 55 years and it still looks good.
10 stars buddy!....I am 66 yrs old and have loved this car since day 1...as classic as can be!
My current employer asked me what my dream car was during my interview. The first gen riviera was my answer. Has to be one of the best looking cars of all time.
"Meanest looking car ever made."
I agree.
A 1965 Buick Riviera is the Chuck Norris of cars. It doesn't turn - it moves the rest of the planet out of the way.
It's really angry looking but I love it.
😂
Love Bill and Jay looking at each other when it starts. Like a couple of kids.
You can literally clog up the 405...lol that actually made me laugh
Too short. Jay & Bill could fill a 1/2 hour without even trying... Left me aching for more.
Man Bill Burr is just a great dude. That one guy that just makes you laugh. Definitely one to hang out with and grab a couple of beers and he'll just lob gems one after the other
Singularly one of the most beautiful cars ever made.
England here, when i was a kid my dad showed me a picture of these cars, i thought it was a spaceship. Still absolutely beautiful.
Seeing bill light up and laugh when he fired up the Buick made me really happy cause you can see he's truly happy with the car
The whole time I was praying J would say, 'surprise, it's yours.' Glad he got to drive it though
i thought the same, it is refreshing not to have a hollywood happy ending.
@Jim McCracken Of course he can, but he also isnt one to spend money like that. I'd be willing to bet the only way he'd get one is if it was given to him and that's if he even accepts it lol
@curbozer Boomer Lol, yeah a lot of people don't. That's what makes some of his jokes so funny
Same here, but Bill wants one bad enough he'll get one.
He probably has one, guys a millionaire and makes out like he can't afford a car 🤪😅
It's hard to comprehend how beautifully styled this car is 55+ years after it was designed. Hey Buick - you have the template for greatness, it is in your roots.
Very hard. If you scan down the page of replies, very little is said of the car. I remember back in '72 and one of the Vietnam veterans in my company
re-upped to get a brand new Buick...forget, maybe a GS. I didn't think it was good looking. I didn't know anything about cars, but it was the styling i
didn't like. And the Rivieras were all ugly to me, like they were designed for the trashy taste of Italian mobsters. But what I liked about them were listening to the people who liked them. By 1972, I was comparing body styles to the 50s and 60s, and saw them coming up short. With hindsight,
I was missing a lot, but those were the days of zero information, as opposed to nowadays of the internet. My tastes have changed for the worse,
and now my favorite cars are from the late 40s and early 50s. I think there is an emotional element to people's tastes in cars, and so it's usually
mysterious and a head scratcher.
Jay is great "I still have that feeling, I am huge believer in low self esteem." Being afraid of failure is a great motivator. It keeps us working to be better in whatever we do.
It surprised me when Dave Chappelle said that he feels one wrong step away from destitution.
Shame is an incredible motivator and many people these days work very hard to make no one feel shame. It's making young people soft and unmotivated.
I found myself smiling at the same time as Bill, when he fired up the car. It´s one of those guy thing i bellive.
I bet you realize that you misspoke about the engine.
The '65 Rivera Gran Sport has a 425 c.i. dual quad nailhead V8 engine with 360 hp. The 401 was never produced by the factory with two 4 bbl carbs.
I love your pandemic shows, they really show what a great fellow you truly are.
Thanks for letting us into your world.
That's correct. This engine was called the "Super Wildcat" by Buick during the period. It was the same engine as the "Wildcat 465," but topped with 2 four barrel carbs. The "465" represented peak gross torque output and not engine horsepower or cubic inches. Similarly, the "Wildcat 445" was the 401 CID engine. It was rated at 325 Gross HP. All of this is still a source of confusion, even at high end auctions such as Barrett-Jackson. One of the on air personalities for the.Mecum auctions actually stated on air that the 401 Buick made "445 Horsepower" and replied in anger when I corrected him by e-mail.
I was wondering if anyone else caught this mistake... Looked through the comments after my post and thought everyone missed it. 👍
The only people that are going to catch that are usually sick in the head. Yeah I caught it, I bought my '65 four door Wildcat just because it was the only running Nailhead I could afford. I also noticed they covered up the real starter sound when Bill hit the key. Nothing sounds like a Nailhead and it bothers me they did that.
So, we're both sick in the head...
@@DrTittieSprinkles WOW, I learned to drive in my dad's '65 four door Wildcat. What a great car. Came stock from the factory with 2 ply (4 ply rating!) tires. I could floor it in drive at 30 MPH and smoke the tires for a block. And he never caught me!
Bill: There's no shirt for your face
2020: Hold my corona....
Between Saturday night live and now this, apparently the higher-ups in Hollywood have given Bill Burr the exposure he has deserved for so long
To be fair, that Burr segment was from January of 2018, so that's not exactly "recent" exposure.
Burr “killed” on snl last week. We gotta laugh at each other..
Maybe, just maybe it was because he was on Rogan talking bad about antimaskers.
@@stevemoore6853 thats wild
Didn't know SNL was still in but I love F is for family on Netflix so freaking funny.
I want this show once a week
Burr and leno regularly please 🙏
They were driving around Burbank,
I know this because they drove right by my old street when I was a kid!
Sometimes you would just see Jay Leno at a stoplight driving some old funky car.
I feel so lucky and fortunate to own a 65 Riv. I bought it 11 years ago for a song. Mine is White w/ Green Deluxe Interior, Factory A/C, Power Windows, Quarter Windows, Seats, and the famous 4 Note Horn. I'll never sell it. I'm 51 now, and when I die, my son get's it.
Jay and his car collection is a humanitarian benefit. An absolute treasure trove of classic car knowledge and engineering beauty!
One of my first car memories of Grandpa was when he was in his garage in Flint, MI and he said, "Let me show you this." There were two 4 bbl carbs on the Buick GS. Huge air filter. He was a test driver for Buick. I wish I had that car now. Of course, I had no idea how cool it was.
For some reason I never knew that there were Buicks with dual 4 bbls.
Jays wife trying to offset jays carbon footprint lmao there perfect for each other
I need 3 more hours of this, please.
I'm sure Jays wife doesn't mind when he buys another car, I'm sure she is aware that pretty much every car Jay owns is worth a lot more than he paid for it. Jay has been a very shrewd collector, buying the right cars for relatively cheap before they were considered " collectable " and keeping them for decades.
The rich get richer. He buys fancy toys as a hobby and makes money doing it.
That and the fact that he is the one who earned the money anyway.
@@lemongavine
It’s called speculating, you dope. You can do it too. Buy a few R34 GTRs, garage them in Puerto Rico or Canada for five years and sell them for 4x what you paid for them the second they finally become legal to own.
Neg Ative Agreed. I have a “Wish I Would have” story. I had a 66’ Cuda in mint. Silver mist blue perfect chrome everywhere and sold it to my bar hopping bro in law. In 1990. It was dented up in 6 months. I should have put it up on blocks for another 30 years. $80K value today.
@Jethro Bodine Exactly, I doubt there are many wives that would have a problem with that.😉
Jay and Bill together was awesome! Bill is right too. The Buick is beautiful. Thanks Jay.
"you could clog up the 405 on your own Jay" >.< lmao. Jay PLEASE do a comedy collab with Bill. That would be a platinum hit.
Man, I love those big old Buick Riviera and early Monte Carlo models too, wish I had one to take on little cruises around town! Seeing Bill genuinely smile is fantastic too, it's like steroids for your mood or something, everything just seems a little more right with the world.
Bill Burr, "there's no shirt for your face"... THERE IS NOW!
No, sheet.
That smile on Burr's face when he cranks it...only an American V8 can do that.
6:30 the purest of smiles I've seen from Bill.
This is my all time favourite car and Bill Burr is my all time favourite comedian. What an episode!
This is what I love about Jay's show. He's driving around in a McLaren while wearing the same jacket I do.
"I mean you own every car. You could literally clog up the 405 alone with your car collection"
Oh man, I just love Bill...
I'm getting addicted to these videos.
i think this qualifies as a humanitarian act, thanks for being you Jay. you gotta heart.
All of Leno’s interactions with his guests seem quite thoughtful and authentic. Even better, he comes across as really enjoying the time with his guests. It’s infectious. And not the COVID-19 kind of infectious.
I understand the styling of Mclaren. But I purely love the late 50’s, all of the 60’s and early 70’s styling on vehicles.
@curbozer Boomer The Wildcat was the sistership of the Impala/Biscayne.
I'm a nerd so love techy cars. Or great classics. Nothing in between. All American, huge freakIng cars.
Burr is one of my absolute favorite comics. And that's a badass car.
06:33
the sound of Burr
lmao. I'm glad I clicked on this
What a fantastic pair of guys to watch, just chewing the fat in a cool ride.
They could have made this video ten times longer and it still wouldn't be enough!
Only Bill Burr can get away with calling a "3 in the tree" a ”3 on the column”!
5 stars!! Why isn''t this car more highly regarded?
that's one of the best looking front ends ever.
Too bad it doesn't have the back of a '68
The "Casino" / Sharon Stone SL was an SLC? Bill Burr is my favourite comedian, together with the late great Sam Kinison. Fantastic Buick!
I dont care what other people say, Bill Burr that car was made for you, go buy it, you more than deserve it.
These two together are great! Bring Bill Burr on Jay Lenos Garage.
"Cocaine white" lol
Hahaha!
It's a helluva drug- Rick James bit$#!
Ol' Billy red face is starting to look like Ron Howard
Plus Bill is doing what Howard does...the baseball hat
“My whole life I’ve looked like Ron Howard” is an actual Bill Burr quote lol
7:02 reminds me of Bill's driving tours of different cities hahah
Lived a year in Ojai, Ca. Got to know the locals. Jay Leno didn't live far and everyone loved the guy. Bill Burr, one of my favorites. Great Vid.
This could be a full time show! These two are awesome!
Billy rocking that Force India cap, one of the most exciting teams in F1
These are the two people I wanted to watch right now. Frick yeah
Their eye contact and smile after Bill starts the car.
When Jay Leno's accent comes out full force...
Most beautiful coupe of them all
My Great grandmother had a 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix... beautiful car, 400 under the hood but also classy to look at and drive. Had a 28 gallon fuel tank to fill behind the rear license plate that would flip down and rear windows that would roll down as well! Cool to see these classic cars with attachments to our memories!
I could listen these guys driving cool cars and trading stories forever.
Jay is a good story teller. ua-cam.com/video/wvdM_u4NZQw/v-deo.html
I kept waiting for Jay to have Bill drive them to his garage so Jay could show Bill that he also owns the cocaine white Mercedes.
Bill Burr rules. Carrying Carlin's Torch.
Absolutely!👍
@Scott Robinson He definitely was an atheist. But a racist? I didn't see that. Where does that come from?
@Scott Robinson Point me to something specific. What you just said means zero without context.
Jay and Bill - ohhhh yeah!
"It's got 425 horsepower, it's a 401 Buick..." Jay, you're killin' me, man. It's 425 cubic inches, 360 horsepower with the dual quads. BTW my dad bought one new, a '65 Riv Gran Sport. Black with a tan interior. It was a demonstrator car at Shaker Heights Buick. Cost a whole $4,800!
Hey Guys
Hard to fake the smile when you start that Rivi🙂
😂
@@raheemmohammed4777 send me a check
That'll help
Thanks!
@@bryanluntz1603 lol you're a funny man
How much check do you want?
@@raheemmohammed4777 Jim Carrey wrote himself a check for 10 mil I believe
Then went on from there
Right on Jim!
Calculating the cost of living increases since that time
Nine zeros n a 1 or 2 in front of it
Should cover next month's rent
@@bryanluntz1603 you got me all confused
You should speak for yourself and forget about Jim Carrey I you want to succeed in life
This is awesome
This is the most wholesome thing I believe I may have ever watched.
I would love to see these two guys make a road trip movie. "Jay and Bill's excellent adventure"
Hey Jay whats it like being the only person with a show on NBC worth watching for the last 25 years??
Whaaaat 30 Rock was great!
Seinfeld who?
Save by the bell
Ridiculous.
shark tank is interesting, so is marcus lemonis
Jay Leno is the last batch of Real Comedians who could make us laugh without being political.
Where have you been?
You mean Bill Burr
Real comedian?? The guy does nothing but steal material.
@@shayanahmed3919 Nah
@@Shontaku If you're "Funny" people will forgive you.
Someone needs to steal the front design for a modern car. Looks absolutely vicious!
Bill is the master of being a good chat with other comics, and with genuine veterans like Jay. They all love him, and you can tell.
"If I had a Chevy I'd'a let him go"
I'm dyin' over here
5:39 Showing MSRP back then is a common mistake. Considering $5,000 is equivalent to $41,350 today, it's not even worth twice as much. That's a terrible return on investment over 55+ years...and that's not to mention the investment it would take over those years to keep it in top shape.
I was actually fortunate enough to drive and briefly own one of these '65 Rivieras. My father bought it from an old lady in the early 1970's and he drove it like an old lady, too, probably because it only got about 8 mpg. He gave it to me around 1981. I kept it for about a year and before giving it back to him. That Wildcat V-8 was a screamer, but not the best for reliability. Best memory was driving to AZ from CA and needing a jump start at a rest stop from a guy on a large bike. When I see stuff like this, I sorta wish I still had it. But at least I had one - for a while.
That Buick has such a beautiful shape, it's got class.
There is no need for hyper performance, just cruisin' down and enjoying life.
I don't think having a garage full of cars is any guy's dream....said no one ever
That’s the car billy said he wanted on O&A like 10 years ago
Jay sittin on the can getting reviews after the show was the twitter of 1972
5:10 "Lugjurious" Bill Burr I'm submitting this word to the OED
McLaren is doing so amazingly well that their headquarters are up for sale to raise cash.
Parked the Mclaren and proceeded to a classic that will always be cooler than any Mclaren
This is the ONLY thing I watch on CNBC.
Only Bill Burr can turn normal conversation into a hilarious comedy act
It would have been cool if Conan just casually walked into that diner and sat beside Billy.. Billy Boy haviing a Jay-Conan sandwiiicchhh..
Especially if Conan opened with "Leno, you're in my spot."
When was this filmed? 2017? Seems pre-covid, and he said he's a fan of the '65 Riviera '52 years later'.
@Peter Evans I'm more certain of them than your English skills. (Hint: You're, nor your.)
In the early `70s, I had a `65 Grand Sport, black on black, straight-up Gangstermobile. Along with two friends, drove it from NJ down to Mardi Gras, then to Key West, up to Daytona, and back to Jersey, without a hiccup. GREAT car, I never should have let it go.
Style, comfort, and POWER what more could you ask for👍😎😎
I though Jay was going to tell Bill that this car is now his. Guess not.
Jay is nice but Jay likes HIS cars. He will gladly share but those are his toys. Bill's doin ok. He can pick one up :)
The ginger man himself 😞😆😆😆
Love both these guys, legendary.