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At least this guy went to the museum, so what if he does not know his stuff at least he made a video of the worlds largest car collection that I did not know existed until now and I only live 370 miles away, I plan to check it out thanks for making the video.
Mr. LeMay was a customer of my company and he gave me a tour back in the 1980s. The building and the land that the buildings are on were formerly a small Catholic school. Mr LeMay bought the property and buildings and let the nuns continue to live on the property.
Give Ross a break guy's, So it's obvious that he knows little about cars, but at least he took the effort to post a video of these cars for us to look at, which is more effort than most of the people complaining about him being car illiterate , Let's see your informative car videos!
I just think if you're going to do a video about something you should at least know a little about the subject you're making a video about. And with the internet its very easy to find information on practically any subject. But especially cars. As I'm typing this comment I'm hearing him say Doesengerg. Who doesn't know what a Deusenberg is? He knew the Mercedes but only because of the hood ornament. Wow... Just wow.
I won't repeat what others have said. There is to advantage to beating a dead horse. I do however appreciate you taking the effort to expose us to this collection. Thanks.
I was going to say how bad I feel for all the hateful comments you got. Why can people not just leave it alone if they do not like the video do not watch it. Ok so you are not a car expert but you never pretended to be one. You filmed the written descriptions and the presentation of the curator was very interesting and informative. Overall I liked your video. Keep it up.
The one thing you definitely accomplished is we are absolutely going to go check this out because we actually are fairly close! I am a die hard car guy and I had no idea this collection even existed so thank you very much!
when the curator came in halfway through the video is when it got very informative , henry . i respect that this video was posted, alot of eye candy and rare and unique cars for sure, im grateful you shared this hidden secret of a car collection, a must see BTW... henry ford was 23 yrs old when first carl benz car was invented
WOW!! people have nothing better to do than leave disrespectful comments. I am thankful to see this video! Good work Ross, we all can learn something from this video. Nobody knows everything but now we all know something new. Thanks!
Some very nice rides. Every Duesenberg was was custom ordered from the upholstery, types of rare woods and metals etc.. They were so special, whenever people would see one, many would exclaim, "It's a Doosie!" which is still part of our vernacular today.
That 48 Tucker was sold to thousands who reserved their car 50 to 200 bucks and got some luggage or gloves or other Tucker swag but the car never got into production past that 48 or 50th one. My dad happened to be one of hundreds or thousands who bought a Tucker and got a jacket or car jack or some damn thing! Called himself one of many owners of Tucker number 49 since Tucker kept number 50 for himself.
When I first fell in love with cars I didn't know squat. I was very young but it's a love affair that can start at any age. I appreciate the fact the guy took the time to film these wonderful cars and find some of his comments amusing. Who knows, maybe in a few short years he'll know more than all of us put together.
Thank you for taking the time to share your tour with us, although your knowledge is limited I have to give you kudos for your patience...thanks again!
Besides the awesome collection of cars, what makes this video great is your enthusiasm. You sound like a kid in a candy store here sir, and that's way cool. Thanks for posting this!
I saw those racks of cars from all differant eras about 1 third through the viedo and I thought to myself this is a 1 to 1 scale verison of my apartment wall olny I have almost 200 1eighteenth scale diecasts! Still beautiful to look at!
that 83 dusenburg II i helped build. i worked at elite heritage motors in elroy,wi. from nov81 to feb 86.i believe the placard is incorrect. only the first boattail speedster was built using a ford truck chassis. after that, the frame jig was built we built our own frames. easiest way to tell is look underneath. if you see an x crossmember between the frame rails, we built it. all dusenburg IIs used the powertrain and components from a new ford truck. all the rest we fabricated and the brass castings we finished to be chromed.those came from foundries. the spoked wheels were custom built in cali.
Sorry, correction, at 36:30 Bertha Benz drove already a 4 wheel version in 1889 called Benz Victoria after German Queen and she took her 2 sons with her. Second the Curved Dash Oldsmobile was a world success, even in Germany there was a license taker the "Polymobil" produced in Leipzig a few dozen cars from these. Polyphon was a big producer of grammophone machines.
This primer starts off shaky but it picks up when someone (not introduced) provides cursory info about the museum and some of the cars. Unfortunately, many descriptions were cut short during video editing. However, it is good to know this collection exists. Perhaps, someday I will have the opportunity to visit Harold LeMay's vast car collection.
I SINCERELY HOPE that someone does a REALLY GOOD VIDEO OF THE MUSEUM. Yep, passed on the really special cars. Cringed when he passed the Dual Ghia and all the celebs that owned them, Frank rolls in his grade. GREAT COLLECTION, PAINFUL VIDEO.
As I'm laying here I can hear those cars talking thay want out of there thay wanna feel what the roads are like and the feel of the cool breeze under them its heart braking to see them like thes .all the money in the world would not stop me from driving them itz what thay are built for to be driven...
Besides the appalling amateurish camera skills, or lack thereof, your commentary really shows how much you know about the subject; 'these are really old cars'. That's how far I got.
I was just watching a video of a barn find of cars cover in 20yr of dirt and all the other stuff you would find in it. And I was thinking how cool it would be if they put that in this building in a part by itself barn and all I think that would be totally different
I am surprised it is so big and has so many cars I guess you have to stay there a whole day. The guide know so many interesting story about almost all cars I think it is very good to take a tour with a guide
Dude, awesome vid!!! Thank you. Im a little startled though you went to this spectacular place with no background knowledge about cars at all. There was so much technology back in the day when it comes to cars its not even funny. As a matter of fact electric cars were more popular than gas ones, yes electric!!!! Rockafeller killed innovation!!! He was so focused on addicting the world to petroleum so he can billions that even back then they invested heavily to kill new technolgy that would geopardize his growth. Its a shame. Can you imagine if they kept up with electric cars since the beggining, we would have been petrol free by the 60s ...... All this technolgy that you see on these old cars never made it mainstream cause it doesnt generate money for the stupid big car manufacturers.
We jump on this man for being such a bad host for the tour. - The blame goes to those who chose him and posted the video with such a sound track. Excuse me, have been asked to host a tour of the museum of opera costumes in Lubbock Texas.
Thanks for taking the time but very frustrating stick to something you know a little about and your editing, you managed to cut out anything slightly interesting?
Please take this criticism for what it is The constant zooming in and out onto the cards description is annoying. I realise you are not a car person but for future reference do a dry run with pad and paper so that you know what the subject is rather than rely on the descriptive cards.
The Tucker cars were made in Chicago 76th and Cicero it's called Ford City that's where the man mr. Tucker made his cars and was put out of business because he had a lot of safety features in that car which threatened all three car makers which put him out of business because of his ingenuity since you say you know a little bit about that just thought I'd say that and that George Barris Car was way ahead of its time because of its unique look and smooth Hood I'm super Hawks and Golden Hawks and all them or very unique cars of of their time thanks for showing what you say about cars some more cars I've never heard of that they had thank you for shelling God bless happy New Year.
your words quote; "this is a Fiat, look at that, they been making Fiats for a while this is 1960" OMG man, Fiat is one of the oldest, if not the oldest, car manufacturer in the world. Almost 120 yrs.
This is a one of a kind car, he made 50. That would make it a one of a 50 of a kind ? I love that everything covered is Mispronounced, so funny ! Thanks
I'm a card not have been since I was 10 years old the reason DeLorean went out of business is because he got caught selling a large quantity of coke to support his car business and for a long time they kept an eye on him until they finally caught up to him selling a large amount of Coke. now it was not just forward that put Tucker out of business it was all three companies General Motors and Chrysler Corporation not just Ford. Look up the movie if you could find it the man and his machine Jeff Bridges plays Tucker in the movie you will see that all three companies put his out of business not just Ford.
William this is for your comment I think you should have not watched this show it's plain to see you have no interest whatsoever in the automobiles and such things stop complaining and grow up
fantastic video well done
Thank you
At least this guy went to the museum, so what if he does not know his stuff at least he made a video of the worlds largest car collection that I did not know existed until now and I only live 370 miles away, I plan to check it out thanks for making the video.
+CrapHitting TheFan
You're welcome
CrapHitting TheFan amen bro....I can't stand people who criticise but do nothing themselves
+paul goodier
Thank you
you got really lucky with that tour guide
+Rover Waters
I know, I suck with cars, especially lime this
Mr. LeMay was a customer of my company and he gave me a tour back in the 1980s. The building and the land that the buildings are on were formerly a small Catholic school. Mr LeMay bought the property and buildings and let the nuns continue to live on the property.
Give Ross a break guy's, So it's obvious that he knows little about cars, but at least he took the effort to post a video of these cars for us to look at, which is more effort than most of the people complaining about him being car illiterate , Let's see your informative car videos!
+Troy Wiggin
Indeed, thanks Troy
+Troy Wiggin
In matter if fact, check out the rest of my channel. I mostly do videos about money.😁
Fite ilituracy! 😄
Likewise
I just think if you're going to do a video about something you should at least know a little about the subject you're making a video about. And with the internet its very easy to find information on practically any subject. But especially cars. As I'm typing this comment I'm hearing him say Doesengerg. Who doesn't know what a Deusenberg is? He knew the Mercedes but only because of the hood ornament. Wow... Just wow.
I won't repeat what others have said. There is to advantage to beating a dead horse. I do however appreciate you taking the effort to expose us to this collection. Thanks.
+Randy Purtteman
You're welcome
Thanks for showing us these cars. I would have liked to see a little more on each one though instead of a walk through.
I have a second video showing more of these beautiful cars. Just that one out
Thanks for taking the time to put this together. It was a bright distraction on yet another 2021 Pandemic day.
Exactly. Thank you
I was going to say how bad I feel for all the hateful comments you got. Why can people not just leave it alone if they do not like the video do not watch it. Ok so you are not a car expert but you never pretended to be one. You filmed the written descriptions and the presentation of the curator was very interesting and informative. Overall I liked your video. Keep it up.
That's why I gave a thumbs down! They're no way being perfect!
Thank you. It was my first video on TH-cam I'm much better now.
The one thing you definitely accomplished is we are absolutely going to go check this out because we actually are fairly close! I am a die hard car guy and I had no idea this collection even existed so thank you very much!
You're welcome
when the curator came in halfway through the video is when it got very informative , henry . i respect that this video was posted, alot of eye candy and rare and unique cars for sure, im grateful you shared this hidden secret of a car collection, a must see BTW... henry ford was 23 yrs old when first carl benz car was invented
Thank you
+soupercooper
Good info
WOW!! people have nothing better to do than leave disrespectful comments. I am thankful to see this video! Good work Ross, we all can learn something from this video. Nobody knows everything but now we all know something new. Thanks!
indeed. its cool though Thank you
You're welcome. Super cool to see these cars!
Great video, I'm gonna go 2 this place asap, thanx for posting it!!
You're welcome
Love watching every vidio since foxtel deleted I fact you are better
Some very nice rides. Every Duesenberg was was custom ordered from the upholstery, types of rare woods and metals etc.. They were so special, whenever people would see one, many would exclaim, "It's a Doosie!" which is still part of our vernacular today.
Truly
I've been to the Lemay Museum. Go early, there's LOTS to see. Thanks for posting this entertaining vid.
Youre welcome
+B D Richardson
Thanks
Thanks enjoyed it.Quite a few dream cars there.....You did a a great job,
+bud webster
Thanks
That 48 Tucker was sold to thousands who reserved their car 50 to 200 bucks and got some luggage or gloves or other Tucker swag but the car never got into production past that 48 or 50th one. My dad happened to be one of hundreds or thousands who bought a Tucker and got a jacket or car jack or some damn thing! Called himself one of many owners of Tucker number 49 since Tucker kept number 50 for himself.
Nice
Thanks, nice job you saved me 4000, miles of driving!
+GOODAN2006
Lol. You're welcome
Thanks man! Nice collection there! Thanks for taking the time to do this video.
Cool thanks man
Thanks for making the Video!
Thank you for watching
I could spend the rest of my life in this museum, utterly AWESOME!
+cbi1991
You're welcome
Enjoyed watching ! Loved the 1948 Tucker.
Thank you
Will you be showing tomorrow race
great tour ,,happy for you and your excitement.. thanks
+Irene Konik
You're welcome
When I first fell in love with cars I didn't know squat. I was very young but it's a love affair that can start at any age. I appreciate the fact the guy took the time to film these wonderful cars and find some of his comments amusing. Who knows, maybe in a few short years he'll know more than all of us put together.
Thank you for your kind words. Cars such as these gems I will never know enough 😊
@@Blacklogic carry on buddy, I truly enjoyed your video.
Thank you
At 2:39 when he pans up to see the cars on the upper deck you can see an Austin Mini woody wagon. I once had one of those!
I can't believe they got this guy to show and tell about Cars?? Maybe next time, he can do a basketball interview instead.
That's probably better but I played football. Typical I know
Nice video,I used to think I knew a little bit about automotive history but this shows I have room for improvement.
+Matt Robin
We all do
Your grammar could use some improvement.
@@MonGoalian LOL slow trolls with delayed reaction.
Nice. My dad woulda loved this. Oh yes.
Thank you
A visit here is FIRMLY on my bucket list!!!!!!!!!
Nice
I thought a 48 minute video talking about car ,,,I would be done at three minutes but I made it to the end Good Job 👏
Thank you
Thank You for your tour of Le May collection. I just saw only a few Cars last week. You did a good job showing Cars liked the Video.
Thank you. I also have a part two which I did a lot better on
Great video... Thank you for sharing~!
Thank you for taking the time to share your tour with us, although your knowledge is limited I have to give you kudos for your patience...thanks again!
Thanks for showing us something we might never have seen. And ignore the critics. Good job.
Thank you so much
Obviously this guy knows nothing about cars, and admits as much, but some posters that are trying to correct him know even less!
Besides the awesome collection of cars, what makes this video great is your enthusiasm. You sound like a kid in a candy store here sir, and that's way cool. Thanks for posting this!
Thank you for watching
Thanks for posting this video - one day I will visittttttttttt this museum
You're welcome
The nomad Chevrolet wagon is a beauty and art car.
Indeed
I saw those racks of cars from all differant eras about 1 third through the viedo and I thought to myself this is a 1 to 1 scale verison of my apartment wall olny I have almost 200 1eighteenth scale diecasts! Still beautiful to look at!
Truly
that 83 dusenburg II i helped build. i worked at elite heritage motors in elroy,wi. from nov81 to feb 86.i believe the placard is incorrect. only the first boattail speedster was built using a ford truck chassis. after that, the frame jig was built we built our own frames. easiest way to tell is look underneath. if you see an x crossmember between the frame rails, we built it. all dusenburg IIs used the powertrain and components from a new ford truck. all the rest we fabricated and the brass castings we finished to be chromed.those came from foundries. the spoked wheels were custom built in cali.
+craig trenshaw
I really know nothing about cars. Just was a visit
no prob. was just telling about the dusies.
+craig trenshaw
Ok
Sorry, correction, at 36:30 Bertha Benz drove already a 4 wheel version in 1889 called Benz Victoria after German Queen and she took her 2 sons with her. Second the Curved Dash Oldsmobile was a world success, even in Germany there was a license taker the "Polymobil" produced in Leipzig a few dozen cars from these. Polyphon was a big producer of grammophone machines.
You have to turn your sound down all the way to enjoy this.
Truly
Glad you found the guide. Yes, RABBIT was VW.
+Phil Coscia
Me too, I was struggling. I know nothing about cars
Thank you.
Thank you for watching. Not my best work. I have grown a lot though
I can understand that. I have learned, step by step, how to improve my own videos.
Indeed
Thank you for sharing. :)
Some of the other things in the museum,
besides the cars and trucks, look interesting
too.
Thank you
This primer starts off shaky but it picks up when someone (not introduced) provides cursory info about the museum and some of the cars. Unfortunately, many descriptions were cut short during video editing. However, it is good to know this collection exists. Perhaps, someday I will have the opportunity to visit Harold LeMay's vast car collection.
+Steve Chandler
Thank you
Thank you for this video , I enjoyed very much seeing this amazing car collection
You're welcome
I appreciate your video of the car collection...
Why does everyone have to be so mean. Yeah he doesn’t know the most about cars but he’s showing us a nice ass collection
Thank you and I will go back to do a better job at filming but I still no nothing about cars. Lol
I SINCERELY HOPE that someone does a REALLY GOOD VIDEO OF THE MUSEUM. Yep, passed on the really special cars. Cringed when he passed the Dual Ghia and all the celebs that owned them, Frank rolls in his grade. GREAT COLLECTION, PAINFUL VIDEO.
ooooo my apologies
Very beautiful amazing looking cars wow amazing colours
The World's Largest Car Collection
Thanks for the tour!!
You're welcome
It's place for people see another car collection
It is still a great video with a lot of beautiful cars. Good job.
+Robert Thorpe
Thanks
Great video... enjoyed it a lot thanks
+Ashley Liller
You're welcome
The first Bellaire is nice. The interior is cool.
Nice
this guy should have toured a library first, but at least he didn't hold the camera upside down.
True, good point
Thanks bro, but next time don't edit out the descriptions, that was beyond annoying and probably the reason for the rude comments.
Ok
Thanks for the upload..... was interesting to see.
Thank you
As I'm laying here I can hear those cars talking thay want out of there thay wanna feel what the roads are like and the feel of the cool breeze under them its heart braking to see them like thes .all the money in the world would not stop me from driving them itz what thay are built for to be driven...
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
+kenneth holland
you're welcome
The Amos 'n Andy tour of the LeMay car Museum...the bazookas was a zookin'....you feel me?
Lol
Thanks for this video friend I enjoyed it
Thank you
Besides the appalling amateurish camera skills, or lack thereof, your commentary really shows how much you know about the subject; 'these are really old cars'. That's how far I got.
Thank you for your feedback
I was just watching a video of a barn find of cars cover in 20yr of dirt and all the other stuff you would find in it. And I was thinking how cool it would be if they put that in this building in a part by itself barn and all I think that would be totally different
True. A great connection
great video
thanks for uploading
Thank you for watching
This is the video with the most views .
that presidential movie limo replica would've been president Ronald Reagan
Thank you
The owner of all these car sure helped the economy back in the day to bring thesy cars up to show room status 👍
Good point. But that would cause him money and you know people with 💰 lol
yes I agree
+William Wyer
Thank you
"Foed Agela" ? This guy is nuts!
GAZ means Gorki Auto Samochod, translated Gorki Car Factory named after the author Maxim Gorki.
I saw a Black Sunbeam on the top shelf was it a Alpine or Tiger???
Truly I don't recall. I published this video more than two years ago. .y apologies
cars are fantastique and
gives me envie to go to visit on my own
Nice
I am surprised it is so big and has so many cars I guess you have to stay there a whole day. The guide know so many interesting story about almost all cars I think it is very good to take a tour with a guide
Dude, awesome vid!!! Thank you. Im a little startled though you went to this spectacular place with no background knowledge about cars at all. There was so much technology back in the day when it comes to cars its not even funny. As a matter of fact electric cars were more popular than gas ones, yes electric!!!! Rockafeller killed innovation!!! He was so focused on addicting the world to petroleum so he can billions that even back then they invested heavily to kill new technolgy that would geopardize his growth. Its a shame. Can you imagine if they kept up with electric cars since the beggining, we would have been petrol free by the 60s ...... All this technolgy that you see on these old cars never made it mainstream cause it doesnt generate money for the stupid big car manufacturers.
You are correct!
30:24 is that a Fairmont pick up? Anybody know who did those conversions? Thanks.
I believe so
We jump on this man for being such a bad host for the tour. - The blame goes to those who chose him and posted the video with such a sound track. Excuse me, have been asked to host a tour of the museum of opera costumes in Lubbock Texas.
+Bruce Carney
Ok
Thanks for taking the time but very frustrating stick to something you know a little about and your editing, you managed to cut out anything slightly interesting?
I was a beginner, in order to get better you must practice and take criticism. Thank you for your feedback
Please take this criticism for what it is The constant zooming in and out onto the cards description is annoying. I realise you are not a car person but for future reference do a dry run with pad and paper so that you know what the subject is rather than rely on the descriptive cards.
Thanks for the info
i need to be like you
Thanks was very interesting.
+Lee Ben
You're welcome
The Tucker cars were made in Chicago 76th and Cicero it's called Ford City that's where the man mr. Tucker made his cars and was put out of business because he had a lot of safety features in that car which threatened all three car makers which put him out of business because of his ingenuity since you say you know a little bit about that just thought I'd say that and that George Barris Car was way ahead of its time because of its unique look and smooth Hood I'm super Hawks and Golden Hawks and all them or very unique cars of of their time thanks for showing what you say about cars some more cars I've never heard of that they had thank you for shelling God bless happy New Year.
your words quote; "this is a Fiat, look at that, they been making Fiats for a while this is 1960"
OMG man, Fiat is one of the oldest, if not the oldest, car manufacturer in the world. Almost 120 yrs.
I know nothing about old school cars and trucks. This is the reason I went to learn and show others this amazing car museum. Thank you for watching
People who do presentations like this should, at the very least have some basic knowledge of cars stemming from a sincere interest in them.
Sure
the museum guy leaves a bit out. heaps of cars used to be push button. including the old man's FJ Holden mid 50's .
Ok
@@Blacklogic I'm a fair bit older than you. likely the only reason I remember them
This is a one of a kind car, he made 50. That would make it a one of a 50 of a kind ? I love that everything covered is Mispronounced, so funny ! Thanks
You're welcome
built with a 1983 Ford truck chasity....priceless.
+imdjc4
Ok
The Tucker did create a couple of innovations but not fuel injection or seatbelts....
Terrible speaker. They close the museum and put him as a speaker, what a blown opportunity. Boy is way out of his league
Very disrespectful. Not a boy a man
@@Blacklogic it's totally disrespectful to put a boy in a man's job that doesn't have a clue what's he is doing
I'm a card not have been since I was 10 years old the reason DeLorean went out of business is because he got caught selling a large quantity of coke to support his car business and for a long time they kept an eye on him until they finally caught up to him selling a large amount of Coke. now it was not just forward that put Tucker out of business it was all three companies General Motors and Chrysler Corporation not just Ford. Look up the movie if you could find it the man and his machine Jeff Bridges plays Tucker in the movie you will see that all three companies put his out of business not just Ford.
Nice good job 👍👍👍
Thank you
I want that 55 Packard clipper
Totally COOL Video!
Thank You
so what he might not know the specifics , well, not as PRIVILEGED as you people are ,
Indeed
Greatly appreciated video. But, you could learn the correct pronunciation.
+Robert Thorpe
Yes I could but if you checked out my channel I focus mostly on finances not cars. Thank you for the inquiry
This guy is so annoying I only got one quarter of the way through
+william skinner
Lol
IF YOUR A CAR ENTHUSIAST,,, what does it matter... isn't his videos about cars???
That's rude
William this is for your comment I think you should have not watched this show it's plain to see you have no interest whatsoever in the automobiles and such things stop complaining and grow up
I don't like that you keep paning around. If you see a car you like. Then let us see this car. Show more of the car.
Ok
Great collection but do they all run?
+austin teutsch
Some run, the others they took the engines because of the museum
This video is so embarrassing what a joke.
i see says the blind man to his deaf son----??
+s Buzz
Exactly