Dennis: felt your excitement apprehension. Week with either car would really allow one to get in the groove and see how these babies performed. Wonderful episode. Love the prewar cars.
Loving the music selection on this episode, Thanks for making full episodes available to all of us UA-camrs, much appreciated Dennis... the U.K. says hello.
HOPKIRK by the way, I was a little worried that you might have ended up with a broken wrist attempting to crank those babies into life... funny when you think how good we have it in this modern age when it comes to things made easy... just starting your car back in the day used to be a bit of a chore... to say the least.
Glad to see Dennis try and fail at shifting. ...and stall too! Seriously... ...all these different eclectic vehicles, and he manages to drive each one without trouble? No way! Even I sometimes fail at shifting my classic properly, and I'm the owner! I'm glad he's trying to bring reality back to reality shows.
The truth is, brass era cars, built before the first world war, are just a blast to drive. Sure, they don't go fast for the most part, and it takes time to even get them started, and you need to be able to double clutch, (hey Dennis, I KNOW you know how, why all the gearbox noise?) No seatbelts, sometimes no doors, no front brakes, no cover over you sometimes, but there is nothing like it.......
What it would be like to be the owner of this awesome collection.....walk out to your garage and say to yourself....hmm....what should I play with today???
I once worked as a used car salesman and a dream come true. Pick out a driver for the day or week. Different one all the time. Too often one I liked was sold shortly after.
Those cars looks awesome. I'd like to drive one. Also it would be nice to have one with a modern engine of even fully electric. I've noticed you were starting that old car wrong. You have to put all your weight to make max torque doing that movement with help of your body. My family and I personally owned 3 cars which could be started with the help of such starter so I had some practice :) At least it was possible to start them if battery becomes discharged 4 some reason.
As soon as he said, "We're gunna kick some brass!" how can you not give this charming gent a like?
I love these old brass era cars......Packard is my favorite
The old fellow certainly looked like he was enjoying himself and what a talker.
Dennis: felt your excitement apprehension. Week with either car would really allow one to get in the groove and see how these babies performed. Wonderful episode. Love the prewar cars.
So... many... cars... just sitting there most of the time. Awesome collection, nice to see them go for a spin.
The owner cracks me up!! LOL Doesnt get too excited
He just keeps chugging along.
That's known as being Reserved ❗😊
Awesome collection. Clem has the personality of a rock.
Fantastic Show, I wish my ex-wife had the same talking patterns as the owner.
Our Restored 1996 Caprice LS will cruise 35 thru town at idle - as it has the L60 Electronic 4 speed Overdrive ...
Loving the music selection on this episode, Thanks for making full episodes available to all of us UA-camrs, much appreciated Dennis... the U.K. says hello.
HOPKIRK by the way, I was a little worried that you might have ended up with a broken wrist attempting to crank those babies into life... funny when you think how good we have it in this modern age when it comes to things made easy... just starting your car back in the day used to be a bit of a chore... to say the least.
Fabulous cars and fabulous youtube. Thanks to all, Paul V Thailand
Glad to see Dennis try and fail at shifting. ...and stall too! Seriously... ...all these different eclectic vehicles, and he manages to drive each one without trouble? No way! Even I sometimes fail at shifting my classic properly, and I'm the owner! I'm glad he's trying to bring reality back to reality shows.
Old man seems like a real sport enjoys people a real people person
The truth is, brass era cars, built before the first world war, are just a blast to drive. Sure, they don't go fast for the most part, and it takes time to even get them started, and you need to be able to double clutch, (hey Dennis, I KNOW you know how, why all the gearbox noise?) No seatbelts, sometimes no doors, no front brakes, no cover over you sometimes, but there is nothing like it.......
Beautiful.
What it would be like to be the owner of this awesome collection.....walk out to your garage and say to yourself....hmm....what should I play with today???
I once worked as a used car salesman and a dream come true. Pick out a driver for the day or week. Different one all the time. Too often one I liked was sold shortly after.
Tremendous CHannel it deserves more views
6:14 Dennis, grind it till you find it! :)
OMG, DENNIS ❗
I was born 65 years late . . . 🙁
If I owned that collection I think I'd smile a little more often just sayin LOL
Those cars looks awesome. I'd like to drive one. Also it would be nice to have one with a modern engine of even fully electric.
I've noticed you were starting that old car wrong. You have to put all your weight to make max torque doing that movement with help of your body. My family and I personally owned 3 cars which could be started with the help of such starter so I had some practice :) At least it was possible to start them if battery becomes discharged 4 some reason.
Imagine owning a car that is over 100 years old
That opening music makes me cringe!
How do these people afford all these vehicles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . .do they all host tier own tonight show