A museum, a showroom and the restoration area. I have never seen anything quite like it before or since. Thank you for your open house events, Bruce. I hope they return. G.
I been really lucky, and this one is one of the most exiting places I visit in my life. Seen the different areas and amazing cars. A must for any car enthusiast indeed.
I have been to this place a couple of times. I really appreciate that they allow the public to wander through there for free... I really like vintage racing cars and this place is nirvana for that. Bit of a downer also though....there is nothing for sale there that I could ever dream of being able to afford. Canepa's asking prices for all those cars are far more than they would likely bring at auction. But they are his cars, he can price them as he wishes, and I am sure there will always be wealthy people who can pay the asking price for cars of this quality. I will just never be one of them.
John Shaft, I can understand your predicament. Shit, even our factory tour guide at Porsche said owning such an overpriced car was a waste. Couldn’t believe a Porsche employee would or could say such a thing! He has a point, but perhaps not share it on the job! But you COULD end up owning something nice if you put your mind to it. One way would be picking up a job at a place like this. Tell the owner about your dream. Learn some skills they need. Heck, offer to start by sweeping the floors! Hard work and being in the right place at the right time usually creates opportunities. Scout the Internet for a deal. Fix it up yourself. Join a mechanics cooperative, and look to people like “Homebuilt by Jeff” and “Heidi’s and Franny’s Garage” for info and inspiration. Not easy, but it CAN be done!
@@cryptopirate8880 know hes a big asshole I've met him and have friends who worked for him. He acts like a spoiled 5 yearold when he doesn't get his way. I've seen him throw juvenile fits in front of the whole shop
Sorry to be offtopic but does someone know a way to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any tips you can give me
At $30,000,000.00, you’d think they’d install a full-on fire suppression system. Or at least the insurer would require same. I commented and later remembered a friend working a track day at Thunder Hill. One of his Hooked on Driving techs was conducting pre-track inspections. This young kid spotted a fuel leak in a Ferrari. Very well would have burned to a crisp. The owner was VERY appreciative. Remembering that is only more reason for my idea. Is this idea even practical? If so, used? Great video. I hope to visit Canepa next week with the ‘88 911 needing some love.
Bruce is a big kid in a candy store he built. I was lucky to go on a private tour of this facility. It is amazing. October I will Show up with my new car. Shelby is building it as we speak.
I think Bruce Canepa's collection is cooler than Jay's. Jay has some stuff that I really dont care for. They're cool but ehh I'd rather see money go elsewhere. There is only so much steam I could take haha
Echo Company BIG difference between the two. Jay is an enthusiast with money to burn. Jay pays people to caretake his collection. He and Jerry Seinfeld are synonymous. Bruce grew up with cars and racing in his blood. Then made his reputation modifying, building, restoring and racing seriously. He’s THE sport. Jay is a rich dilettante or dabbler. Sure, Jay has knowledge, but he’s an entertainer by profession. Bruce is all car by profession.
A museum, a showroom and the restoration area. I have never seen anything quite like it before or since. Thank you for your open house events, Bruce. I hope they return. G.
I been really lucky, and this one is one of the most exiting places I visit in my life. Seen the different areas and amazing cars. A must for any car enthusiast indeed.
Wow, Bruce you have really cool cars, and it must be a real treat for people to visit your shop. Thanks for sharing your video.
I have been to this place a couple of times. I really appreciate that they allow the public to wander through there for free... I really like vintage racing cars and this place is nirvana for that.
Bit of a downer also though....there is nothing for sale there that I could ever dream of being able to afford. Canepa's asking prices for all those cars are far more than they would likely bring at auction. But they are his cars, he can price them as he wishes, and I am sure there will always be wealthy people who can pay the asking price for cars of this quality. I will just never be one of them.
John Shaft, I can understand your predicament. Shit, even our factory tour guide at Porsche said owning such an overpriced car was a waste. Couldn’t believe a Porsche employee would or could say such a thing! He has a point, but perhaps not share it on the job!
But you COULD end up owning something nice if you put your mind to it. One way would be picking up a job at a place like this. Tell the owner about your dream. Learn some skills they need. Heck, offer to start by sweeping the floors! Hard work and being in the right place at the right time usually creates opportunities. Scout the Internet for a deal. Fix it up yourself. Join a mechanics cooperative, and look to people like “Homebuilt by Jeff” and “Heidi’s and Franny’s Garage” for info and inspiration. Not easy, but it CAN be done!
One of my favorite shows
Bruce. The perfectionist.
Kinda of an ass
@@cryptopirate8880 know hes a big asshole I've met him and have friends who worked for him. He acts like a spoiled 5 yearold when he doesn't get his way. I've seen him throw juvenile fits in front of the whole shop
Mouth dropped for the WHOLE time watching this! Holy shit this is amazing !!!!
Sorry to be offtopic but does someone know a way to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any tips you can give me
@Gary Ira instablaster :)
At $30,000,000.00, you’d think they’d install a full-on fire suppression system. Or at least the insurer would require same.
I commented and later remembered a friend working a track day at Thunder Hill. One of his Hooked on Driving techs was conducting pre-track inspections. This young kid spotted a fuel leak in a Ferrari. Very well would have burned to a crisp. The owner was VERY appreciative.
Remembering that is only more reason for my idea. Is this idea even practical? If so, used?
Great video. I hope to visit Canepa next week with the ‘88 911 needing some love.
I wish Barry and Bruce talked about that Bugatti EB110 that is shown in every wide angle garage shot. Such a beautiful and rare exotic!
Beautiful video, thank you kindly.
Bruce is a big kid in a candy store he built. I was lucky to go on a private tour of this facility. It is amazing. October I will Show up with my new car. Shelby is building it as we speak.
BRUCE N BARRY CHECKKKN OOUT!!!!
Living in poverty and barely making ends meet and he still gets to play with his favorite cars.
Excuse me I have to wipe the drool ! 👍
WOW...
I’m a big fan of Bruce, his love of racing and Porches are my priority as well but obviously not at his level.
i think it's pronounced 'por-SHUH.'
SAVE THAT 288 GTO,3.0 CS UP FOR ME!!!!
This guy can give Jay Leno a run for his money
Definetely
This guy builds cars for a living jay spends cash to build
I think Bruce Canepa's collection is cooler than Jay's. Jay has some stuff that I really dont care for. They're cool but ehh I'd rather see money go elsewhere. There is only so much steam I could take haha
Echo Company BIG difference between the two. Jay is an enthusiast with money to burn. Jay pays people to caretake his collection. He and Jerry Seinfeld are synonymous.
Bruce grew up with cars and racing in his blood. Then made his reputation modifying, building, restoring and racing seriously. He’s THE sport. Jay is a rich dilettante or dabbler. Sure, Jay has knowledge, but he’s an entertainer by profession. Bruce is all car by profession.
this host is just off putting, he pronounces things weird.....he looks what cocaine would look like if ir was a human.