Couch on Wheels | 1969 Buick Electra 225 | Land Yacht | 35,000 Miles!
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- Drive the living room in this '69 Buick Land Yacht! We also found this crazy restomod Dodge Dart GT HEMI 5.7L vinyl wrapped beast! And the famous "Venetian" custom built by John D'Agostino with a 50 caliber bullet grill and fade pearl paint job. Then the holy grail of Chevy Vega's - the Cosworth TWIN CAM! The Old Orchard Beach Car Show in Maine is a great location for a car party!
0:00 - Intro
2:28 - 1963 Dodge Dart GT
5:17 - 1964 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 "Venetian" John D'Agostino Custom
7:51 - 1968 Chrysler 300 Hardtop and Convertible
10:16 - 1975 Chevrolet Vega Cosworth Twin Cam
12:43 - 1969 Buick Electra 225
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Love that 69 Electra 225. The Buick Electras were always so beautiful with incredible lines.
Notice that this Electra 225 doesnt have a/c as evident by the lack of a compressor in the engine bay
My dad had a ‘62 and a ‘66 LeSabre, but he would drool over a Deuce and a Quarter. He would drive his buddy’s car and just have this content look on his face afterwards. By gone era, these are.
10,1 mns , this car is great
@@robmastro8620 In Canada, no problem.
One of the nicest Buicks I've ever seen.
I remember MY 1969 Buick Electra 225, that I had back in 1985. I bought it off the Legal Officer on my 1st ship when I was in the Navy. I wasn't a Petty Officer yet. I wish I still had it.
My parents bought this exact Antique Gold 225 in 69, but had a black top and black interior. I was a year old. So many memories riding in that car.
My mother had a green/ green with a dark green vinyl. Mine is white on blue with no vinyl but with the top trim
My dad bought brand new 225 every 3 years. Loved those cars dearly miss my dad.
I am with you my friend my Dad was a Big Buick fan. He owned the 1969 Buick Electra 225, 1970 Buick Wild Cat, 1973 Buick Electra 225 and a 1973 Buick Skylark! May he rest in peace...
Love the 225 had one back in the early 70s. The smoothest ride iv ever owned. Miss that car.
I had a beautiful '72 225, in saddle and copper-very similar to this one-what a car! I also owned a '68 300 convertible-a beautiful car, but plagued with electrical gremlins. Thanks for the great video!
Yeah, well with certain cars its no good chasing elec problems around the car. You just have to rip out the whole harness and all the components. But THEN you have to replace them with stuff engineered for situations where things Can't go wrong. Like mil spec or severe use Export or off road racing parts etc. Stuff designed where failure is unacceptable or will result in legal action. THEN you get stuff which is SO over specified that the probability of problems is on the "forget about it" level. GM sub systems are pretty solid. Fords and Mopars have years where there are Far more headaches...
Had a 68 225.- 430. Took the Quadrajet carb off. Put a Elderbrock 750. With dual exhaust. Great Car! So smooth 🇺🇸👍
That’s the car I learned to drive in when I was 14 years of age back in 1973. My dad had one of these back then (ours was green) and I remember the first time I ever drove a car with me by myself in the driver’s seat (dad in the passenger seat). It was a little-travelled Arkansas highway, a pristine ‘69 Buick Electra 225, and a beautiful Arkansas evening just after supper when dad took me out in the country near our home as the sun was getting low in the sky. I was the solo pilot of that beautiful classic land yacht for 5 or 6 miles! What a memory-what a car!
Thanks for sharing this with us Dennis!
I taught my younger brother how to drive in my 69 Buick Electra.
As always, an amazing bunch of cars. Big, heavy, powerful cars from the 60's all done up so cool. They makes my Saturday morning.
My girlfriends family owned a new 225, 1969. we were both in high school ,, she would pick me up Saturday morning, after the Friday night football game , I played. She was cheerleader,, we would ride around and listen to the game replay on radio,,, ,,, great times,,, CHS PANTHERS!!!
OOB is one of the best car show certainly in Maine. The have a small burn out on Saturday night going home. Just down the street from us.
Yes! great way to start a Saturday😎 it's 9 in the morning I just finished watching this episode and I am ready to go wash my truck and head to a car show that starts at 2 p.m. . This is going to be one of the best Saturdays this year.
703 CRUIZ'N ....we missed it? Ahhhggggg. Have been vacationing there for 20 years, always go in August, never knew about this. So nice to OOB with all the cars....hope it was great....
Retro American designs are great...I always admire...( a youtube watcher from Istanbul )
The Buick was beautiful so were the Chrysler 300 his and hers.
My favorite of them all: the 1969 Buick Electra! To me the late 60's and early 70's is when American car design reached maturity. I'm not too much into sporty cars because I prefer comfort and elegance. So, I love the hard top land yachts and fuselage styles because they are large, as a quintessential American automobile should be! Thanks for sharing!
Buick 225 is always been a beautiful car, an with some power when needed
That Chrysel roof design & back end !!! and loaded with a TNT 440 😜Oh MYYYYY God , stunning
As a Brit born in 50's I love those big American cars! Just beautiful 😍 A era never to be seen again 😢
A lot better than the ev cars yuck !!
Kids today can't drive a smart car. No way would they ever be able to drive big boats like the Buick.
I'm sure it will be seen again for sure...once we get rid of enviroMENTAL-ism and Political Correctness.
This show is such a great education for the young generations that do not know about these cars, their history and what they are all about. Thanks Dennis 👍
My mother had a '67 225. What a beast.
They weren't cheap back then!
That Olds with the 60's unique fins running form the front end to the back ....Amazing design !!
Back in the day, a Buick Electra 225, especially in the Limited trim, was like the next best thing to a Cadillac.
Old 98 deluxe coupe
It was actually equal to the Cadillac, as many who could afford a Caddy or a Lincoln but didn't want to drive such a pretentious, prestigious and pricey car electric 225 was the perfect substitute.
@@jamesalford877 hahahaha.. Land Yacht!
Rear fender-skirts. Station wagons had them only on the Cadillacs and Oldsmobiles.
There is a song" A duece and a quarter ain't no Cadillac " but it was damn close. It was said a Buick was a doctors car a Cadillac was the bankers car.
I love those Chryslers, they were beautiful with the white lettering tires simply beautiful
I own Johns 66 olds dynamic 88 the Venturian. John makes great Kustoms
What a fantastic car show!!! So many classics!!! 👍
Beautiful cars. Thank you.
Short, sweet and to the point. The way he likes it.
Wow, that Dynamic 88 looks clean.
Love those old boats.
I like Paul Burns car realy nice color to ❤️ I missing that time when people are whit people and whit the cars ❤️ I hope that time coming soon again 🤗 Good Video 👍
What an incredible Olds. Luv it.
I lived during this era,and I love these cars as much today as ever, if w er I'm blessed with big money I'd like a 70 Duece,or Lesabre 455.
That electra 225 back end is just phenomenal !!! U dont see many of those on the roads ....
I agree!
Dang! That engine bay has enough room for a spare engine!! What a friggin BOAT!! Must ride like a cloud.
Excellent episode, thanks so much for posting it made my day!
I love the 225 same year as mine
Wow the Electra a car you hope to never wreck. Beautiful car but good luck with finding replacement parts for that one.
The Trunchbulls car! Matilda
Hey VEGA dude. Awesome ride! My favorite. Unique and very rare
Love your show keep up the good work
Those cars were so awesome.
Man I'm in love with that 64 Oldsmobile lol
Back in 69 I drag raced dad's 65 Electra against a friend's 69 Electra. 401 versus 430. It was a dead heat every time.
And a coupe, to boot!! What's not to love??
D'agostino cars with a Winfield fade paint job are the best! 👍
That's a very fine looking Deuce+1/4 but it can never be the King of Deuce+1/4s because the 70 is with the best 455 engine!!!
I rode in one of these for the first time as a kid!
Nice show! Owned one in the day and it was a real piece of junk but I loved the Vega.
I like those Chryslers! You don't see very many of those!
Yes i could not believe i saw one today outside in the car park of a small car show in Victoria Australia.
*All of the cars are FAB* !! *Prefer the 1969 Buick Electra 225* !! #MyClassicCarTV
Omg. Someday I might tellya my high speed chase story with my very same colored 69 Electra 225 2 door back in 1978, 19yo, bent it into a full 'V' @ 111 mph. More later, maybe.
Awesome show!
That's a sweet dart
That Deuce & a Quarter rated at 8mpg street/ 10mpg highway. I get 8mpg street but somehow muster in 19mpg highway in mine. Definitely a dream to drive but nooo aftermarket it all❤️ I love that car
Pretty sweet hot rods 🛸
Like • Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
I live about 30 minutes away from that show, wish I had known about it.
Put it in a calendar app for next June.
Used to love cruising for races,and checking out the out of town talent at OOB,as a younger man.
Back in the day when you could get your car in a 2 door or 4 door hardtop, sedan or wagon . My father bought a new 1966 Ford Fairlane 2 door sedan for $2400 . No power ,no air .
289 ci 2 barrel. Those days are gone . He bought the cheapest the dealer had.
The ´64 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 is a so beautyful car, Jhonny D has a great taste! ;) Especially the Wheels on this great car fits PERFECT. I think THAT´s TASTE! Not these modern wheels with tiny height of rubber on big rims.. That´s something for present cars and then also not too extreme. And on 50-70s cars i think a classic custom wheel option is even the so much better choice than modern low profile tires on big rims. At this Olds you can see how nice a classic custom wheel setup WORKS!
Couldn't agree more!
That Buick Electra 225 would've been fairly rare back-in-the-day in Québec.
Why so?
@@onlyoneamong300 , because most Québecers didn't earn enough money to afford a car like that. Also, winters are quite harsh, and cars didn't last as long in those days due to heavy salting of roads and poor corrosion protection.
@@lrg3834 Thanks for the quick reply!
Deuce and Quarter Dream Car
the last year for the nail head was 1966. Buick went to the 430 in 1967 and then to a 455 in 1970. Great looking Deuce Coupe!
Hi! The Electra is my car, and yes you are right. I was a bit nervous to be interviewd by the one and only Dennis Gage and completly forgot about that 😅
@@mathieumorin600 Thanks for the reply. I saw this episode long ago and really like your coupe. I had a '69 Limited coupe back in about 2000. This was always my favorite year for the big Buicks. Such a graceful, elegant design! Hope you still have it and still enjoy it!
Yes,225 inches of driving comfort.
The Hemi Dart in my opinion was best of the show. That color and the face on that thing reminded me of a song. Jeremiah was a bullfrog. He should name that car Kermit.
Dodge had it with that Dart
Was known as “the doctor’s car”
Be sacrilige but cool and worth some bucks but could do some serious advertising on the sides of those blue Chryslers. People would have to look !
Rumble young man rumble.
Waaawwww😎😎👍👍👍👍
"DUce AND A QUATAR"
When dude showed his Vega, I expected to hear "Let me show you it's features!"
Me: Clicks video of Dodge Dart with hemi
*My Classic Car music starts playing*
Me: ... wut
I'm surprised the Vega is rusted away.
Who else watched just to get glimpses of the vans?
Amazing Hemi !Ypu can see some imperfections maybe cos I'm a critic and a perfectionist but the car is amazing .
I may have missed him say it, but I’m guessing the 225 was. M. Morin’s grandfather’s, and grandpere owned the dealership.
Hi! I'm the owner of the buick, and the previous owner, wich I new well, had accidentally died, and I bough it from his widow...
@@mathieumorin600 Thanks Mathieu! So, the Morin dealership badging is a total coincidence to you also having the name Morin?!?! No relation? If so, that car was just meant to be yours!
@@mattskustomkreations yes! J.W. Morin Pontiac, Buick and GMC was one of the GM dealership in our county. Our family bough several cars there.
@@mathieumorin600 Wow. That’s pretty wild. Totally blew my theory out of the water. But I bet you get asked if your grandpa owned the dealership and this was his personal car a lot. Did Dennis notice and ask about it? She’s a beauty!
@@mattskustomkreations people up here do not appreciate these car as much as US people... me and my friend always have a great time going south with our antiques! So, no, I don't get ask a lot here... It was a great time meeting Dennis and I do not remenber everything we talk about, I was way to much excited 😅
6:04 I want to know more about the El Camino!
66 was last year of the nailhead in case anyone wondering
Buick Electra 225 lead sled, called it "The Deuce and a Quarter."
Buick limited. 455 with qyadraphonic sound.1974. ; )
The 430 replaced the 425 Nailhead in 1967. The 455 rrplaced the 430 in 1970
0:38 i see that Camaro
That's a Deuce and a quarter
all this and i can put the wifes honda civic in da trunk,,
Hemi dart 63
I love the Buick Electra 225, but why would he rebuild the engine with only 30,000 miles? That's still almost new isn't it?
Hi, the buick is mine and one of the engine head was cracked... Had to find a new set of heads.
Is he the guy from Dixie trailer park?
That is not a 69 steering wheel, that is a 71 & up steering wheel.
Why would an engine with 35k on it need a rebuild?
IF THE bUICK eLECTRA WAS A $ dOOR hARTOP IT WAS PERFECT!
Ur shift key is stuck...
I wanted to see you take the Electra 225 for a ride Dennis, and it was your shortest segment , why was the featured car on this video handled like this...disappointed Dennis!!