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I went to the Schlumph museum at Mulhouse. I enjoyed several happy hours looking at the wide variety of cars. If you love cars and find yourself in or around Mulhouse you wont be dissapointed with a visit.

I think the greatest travesty, for me, of this museum is that I was never aware of its existence until now. How many wonderful museums are not properly promoted I have to now wonder.

Hi, I am a huge fan of Brendon, I follow him on Instagram for a long time, and I really appreciate his work. It's nice to hear you in this podcast, you are my greatest motivation to keep going with my project. I love this podcast, thank you, both of you guys are great!!

Oh i am well aware of how out of control it can get!!!. I too have a 31 roadster. Same thing happening. Pulled the head decked it and new gasket. Over heating. Checked the valves one was bent. DOD a valve job. Still over heating. Rebuilt the carb (it was running super rich). Rebuilt the distributor, still over heating. Replaced the water pump. Still over heating. Pulled the radiator had it flushed out. Problem solved.

This is what a vilan would drive

Nice video

Bob Gurr is a national treasure! This was such a wonderful treat to watch.

I saw an old timer trick. Remove the spark plugs, and put some ripe down the 2 cylinders that are lower. Then crank over, to crack the head up.

Even the Museum Interior is 100 % Golden Age inspired, Style ,Grace and Beauty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for sharing the unquestionable Crown Jewels................Still grabbing for Breath!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SINCE YOU HAD EVERYTHING APART WHY NOT PAINT THE PARTS THEN TO FACTORY SPECIFIC COLORS .?

Great video. Of course I like the Bugatti. But the Gatsby duesenberg is probably my favorite

A great video with some great metal!!!

Under appreciated gem of the San Fernando Valley! Just off the 5 Freeway near the San Fernando Mission. Main building is free to enter, the other part requires a reservation. Definitely worth several visits. PS - these cars are drivable.

Woohoo!!!

Watched all three parts of your interview....all three were excellent ....Bobby Green is a VERY interesting person doing great things to preserve history and tell"the story"👍

You should always use a left hand drill bit ,works good !!!

If I were a billionaire, I would want one of them and ask Audi please build me one.

There nothing like a Model A

Nice job guys !!! Thanks for the lessons about how to build a Model A engine. From Carlos in Brasil.

4:20 that beat drop 😳

This is amazing stuff. I'm way behind in understanding all of it, but recently "endured" the Monterey car madness week. More than my brain could process. However I am going to start following Horsepower Heritage. He's got a good grip of many things car related. I'm amazed at how he gets access to and interviews some very accomplished individuals. Hey Kevin Czinger - love the sports models but let's get to a "people's car". It worked for VW. IPO? When?

Wow, you lucked out getting that head off so easily! Nice video, thanks for sharing.

Such a wonderfull era we could just imagined by this video ❤ love this channel

Music the whole time instead of enginesound (sound pollution as I call it...!) and lots and LOTS of talking. Who the f***k has done this video....? NOT a car lover, that's for sure....!

Enjoyed your rebuild video. I was wondering if you checked the brakes. I had a 30 coupe with mechanical brakes and I adjusted at least twice a week, driving to and from high school. (In the 60's not the 30's) even then they could be scary. Later acquired a 31 coupe that had hydrolic brakes from a later Ford. I'm looking at another model A but a convertable like yours. Unfortunately it has mechanical brakes so I'll want to change them over... I'll look for more stories from you. And your special tools too.

KOOL MODEL A, I know you were glad to hear it fire up, love to hear a MODEL A run you folks did great, it sounds Good, keep it on the road, Thanks for sharing.

I put 6.1 high compression head on it and the model B intake and model B Carb woke that little thing right up

Spot on true vintage car guy

A fascinating machine. Thank you for the video Maurice

A dark spell? No USURY! No Pornography! No Hyper Inflation! No borrowing of Money! at interest! (central bank) A labor backed currency! (No Inflation) Hosted the Olympic Games within 3 yrs! Survived a communist revolution without a mass blood bath! No crime! A nation working as one for the greater good of the people! Built by the will of the people for the people! The rest of the world was in the Great Depression, Germany was flourishing? I WOULD SAY THATS A PARADISE ON EARTH!

Imagine this design with a modern efficient engine. 😲😲 It would be the most efficient by modern standards.

Prehistoric veyron

The audi r8 of their time

Why no engine note, maybe its confected bullshit

les critiques sont gratuites,et al l ordre du jour ,c etait une autre époque,une guerre une union,le retour aux sources .🙂

very similar to Tatra

Is it offered for commercial production, i.e., is it for sale?

What type of brakes and tyres?

Ferdinand Porsche was not a genius! He new nothing about real car design or construction! He was a mere mediocre designer.

Crazy hand made ! if Audi make all genious "Ferdy" Porsche projects alive: job for 100 years

ALUMINIUM

Let’s hear that enginge @audi 😅 It seems a bit rediculous to build this car 90 years too late and make a video without any sounds of the car 😂😂😂

If it works don´t fix it! The front looks an awful lot like the famous Embiricos Bentley whose body was built in Paris just before the start of WW II based on a then regualr Bentley chassis with a standard 4 1/2 liter engine. The design made the car so fast that it was even driven to Le Mans by a Brit with his family on board and raced at the 24 hours with top results at least three years in a row by then TEN years after it was built and delivered to its first owner who sold it because he was tired of having all the Bentley boffins test drive it for its first two years after completion.

Ford describes in his own book (think the one from 1922) how they reuse crating for floor boards. And about the sawmill.

Bellisimo

It resembles a VW beetle that got stretched around using photoshop

Germans making reverse engineering from a nat$i spaceship???

First Hypercar!

Disturbing beauty!! Nazi aesthetics at its best.