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Can you make a video on how to cut it because im getting one and you skipped the one part im wondering but good vid though!

The T Bird is a long away from home. The 'club' or historic vehicle plate is for Victoria, Australia.

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Rather futuristic cars from the past. So dignified models.

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Pretty 💩y stuff really.

for the foldway back seats: Citroen Safari (1954); "pistol grip" shift try the Citroen Traction Avant (1934)or the Citroen 2CV (1948); cornering lights Citroen DS

how can you compress a 1080p video into such low quality?

Back then cars seemed fun!

Golden days of automotive design and innovation. Now it’s the plastic shop cart era with same looking bore designs

When America had confidence. Sadly missed today. America, please get over your post-Vietnam self doubt and start to be the country of Roosevelt & Kennedy again.

I remember that a caddy my dad had came with an automatic headlight dimmer. 62 i think.

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Coches realmente espectaculares.

Yep. American barges - (in)famous for having 'everything that opens and shuts', until it doesn't. 🤣🤣🤣 Meanwhile UK, European and Japanese manufacturers were more interested in making cars with suspension that didn't 'float like a boat' or 'handle like a wet sponge' in corners and that could go AND stop - and less interested in 'bling'. BTW - 'hideaway' headlights AND headlights that turned with the steering wheel were available in the 1930s.

Today's designers put just as much thought into roominess, comfort, convenience and - most of all - originality. Right.

How old is "vintage"?

THIS IS WHEN CARS WERE CARS

Im creeping up on 60 years old and just now have seen those Riviera headlights open. Better late than never.

This video looks remarkably similar to one posted 3 years ago by another channel..

Old is gold

That '67 Imperial was ahead of it's time; they actually THOUGHT about making a car for a laptop, and they haven't even been INVENTED yet! 🤔 Wow...what"ll they think of next??? 🤨😏

That was good cars not like these days

The roll down vent windows on Lincolns were a nightmare to work on. I owned an 85, 87 and 88, same issues with stress cracks on the inner doors from the window mechanism

It looks great but that 67 ford wagon with rear seats was painful. Parents packed six kids in there and two suckers had their hips bruised and lost their ability to walk by the end of the ride.

My aunt had a 4 door Thunderbird, I loved that car.

The laptop table was clearly decades ahead of it's time !

I thought wagons would make a comeback with the Mini Cooper Clubman but that didn't work. The wagon is probably dead, which makes NO sense. Wouldn't the extra trunk space make it ideal for an EV? Also makes no sense that mini pickups aren't taking advantage of the rear bed for EV models. I think the EV industry is trying to hold back the technology so they can fatten their wallets with overpriced vehicles like Tesla and Rivian are doing....

I remember the roll down tailgate my Dad had a Buick station wagon that did that. As a kid that was cool.

Thats why cars of yesterday are collected, alot of them had cool features, todays Engineers have no creativity.

I've known about all these features with the exception of the Hurst Trigger Shifter and the Rambler Two Shifter, but what this video underscores is how interesting car design was / how interesting cars were. Fuel economy and enviornmental concerns took the focus away much of the sexiness of cars for a time, and today, nothing really is particularly exciting from a mechanical engineering standpoint...everything is an SUV with a limited number of designs, same colors, etc. and the selling point always seems to be infortainment. I am only interested in how the vehicle looks and how it drives....no interest in calling people to talk on speaker and be overheard or listen to music. Of all these designs, only the Ford "magic tailgate" (possibly), the sequential turn signals of the Thunderbird (on the current Mustang), and the rear-hinged suicide doors of the Lincoln Continental and short-lived four door Thunderbird resurrected for use on the cars from Rolls-Royce. It's funny how the director's seat in the Imperial would actually be more useful today with the more compact laptops and tablets of today compared to what, a Smith-Corona typewriter?! Plus, perfect for those who have motion sickeness, and car ride facing backwards. My parents' had a Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser with the slideaway clamshell tailgate, but what I've learned only recently is that cars of this era had become too big as both my parents and my Grandparents who had a Fleetwood Brougham, had to extend their garages by several feet just to keep the car inside. I'm sure its one reason why America gave a warm welcome to the downsized cars.

0:37 Overpriced Modern SUV owners are watching this with envy.

BTW, the Cougar in your video about the hide away headlights was a 68, not a 67.

Yup, those were the Days my Friend we thought they'd never end, we sing and dance..... That was a Song. (Those were the Days)

Ford station wagons are luxury cars?? Rambler?

I would add lamp monitors

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The horseshoe shifter came in one year of the Riviera as well. I believe it was the 1969 model. I'm getting old so I'm not sure if that's the right year. It also came in a certain other GM products as well.

Every one of those accomplishments today are considered safety hazards by pathological bureaucraps and are not allowed on newer bland vehicles. You forgot the sliding roofs on late 60s Studebakers. We had a car like that, great in the summer, we sibs would fight over who sat in the back back seat in the warmer weather.

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That looks like fun

Hi nice video, is the body is using a tyo2 chassis?

Someone just sent this to me. 1 minute 37 seconds in, that's my dad in the red and me in the blue rain jacket. I was 7 years old, my dad 37. Wow

Wow looks incredible! Would that body fit of a HSP flying fish?