Top 5 Auto Repairs No shit? I thought you could run a car 20,000 without changing the oil and rotating the tires and it would be just fine! Tell us something else we already know.
@@pecanthejelly5854 That's what most idiots do today and run over train tracks fast, slam on breaks at red lights, just beat on their cars. Only reason these 1960s cars aren't around anymore is from road salt!
She was so much a part of that car that I'm not sure I'd want to own it. Anything it does that could be considered creepy would make me wonder if her spirit was in the car.
Did you not hear? Granny was flooring it, and didn't have to replace half the parts or rebuild the engine. These newer cars a designed to break down so you'll have to pay the dealership long after it's paid off.
This was one of the most feel-good stories I've ever seen. This woman and her dedication to this car is absolutely adorable. I love it! No car today will hold up like that, and no one takes such pride in their ride anymore. That was just way too cool.
Rachel Veitch's beloved 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente, known as "Chariot," was donated to the Tufts University School of Engineering in Massachusetts after her passing. The car, which had been a significant part of Rachel's life and garnered her national attention, was intended to be used by the students for educational purposes and as a tribute to her legacy and love for the vehicle.
not bad for 60s today is slow average is like average human run 11-18 mph average is 13 mph and you only run 12 mph yep 11 mph I can do that more then 800 meter 12 mph 800 meter is jv think that fast is not
My great-grandma had a 1957 Buick Century in robin’s egg blue. Bought it new in 1957 at age 40 and drove it every single day for the next 45 years. All told, she put 600,000 miles on it plus a little bit of change. The car now sits in my uncle’s garage. It still works perfectly to this day!
A buddy's grandfather ran a barber shop for 40 years. His only indulgence was an old Cadillac DeVille. He died at 90 in 2022 and his son still drives the vehicle - it's still working.
Have to laugh when people trade their cars in when they’re barely up to 50,000 because they think they’re high mileage. My Skoda Yeti is on 340,000 and ticks over like a watch. Why don’t I trade it in? Because the equivalent to this car is close to £40,000. It’s a no brainer, I’d rather just invest in my current car, just like the lady on this video is doing. A brand new car to her would be a step down anyhow, she’s got a classic car that must attract loads of admirers. Fair play to her!
Robert Purcell also is a scam nowdays dumb rich people loan new cars and when they down they get a new one so stupid also some break down even with good normal maintenance still like they they don’t make em like they use to why because most things nowdays are made by cheap parts and made in china hmm wonder why when warranty runs out they begin to show some issues also keep the car truck don’t get a new car or truck if you going for a new truck get a Nissan Titan or a Toyota Tundra
palmtree486 may 11 2017 at the age of 98. She stopped driving in 2012 when she became legally blind. Rest her amazing soul! Wonder if jay Leno ever bought her car like she wanted haha
i still do the same thing with my parents' old 57 bel air, i take her to work and to the grocery store everywhere, and i have about 645,587 miles on her.
In 1963 four Mercury Comets traveled 100,000 miles, stopping only for pit stops and driver changes, taking over 40 days and nights at Daytona International Speedway doing an average speed of 108 mph. 40,000 laps without any major issues!! In 1964 Mercury drove three Comets from the very tip of South America to Fairbanks Alaska. Once again it took 40 Days and nights to travel over 16,200 miles. That's reliability!!!
Snekers unless you are a mechanic, you can't fix most things on a car yourself. You people make it sound like everyone was smarter back then. 90% of people just fill up the tank with gas and drive. That's about it.
Lambo6fo I'm not saying that people were smarter back then, but it's simply easier to replace parts in old cars. Anyways, I'd think that people who willingly own vintage cars are interested in keeping it alive themselves.
Anmol S I've been driving Toyota and Honda exclusively for over 20 years. I've got 200k on my 2006 Toyota so far. It's never been repaired beyond brakes and batteries. After 12 years I'm starting to get ready for a new car. I'll sell it and replace it with... another Toyota that doesn't break. They are remarkable vehicles.
10 years for a car was the norm back in the 60's and 70's. 500k is quite a lot for a 64, she took immaculate car of it. I can relate I have 450ik on my old Toyota truck, when something goes wrong you have to get it fixed right then or the problems will mount up on you...but you still save over buying new if theres no rust and the frame is good. I hope she passed peacefully.
Haha so people in those days could buy every decade new car?and bigger tv as well...nah man before oil there were not enough money to go around. I give u that in the 60s u were well ahead technology and public wealth but they not been pumping oil up long enough to have this use and throw away policy we all take for granted now
This woman and I are soulmates. I DEARLY miss my 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente hardtop (two-door). I absolutely LOVED that car; I had it from my teens to my fifties. I got sick, and it was too hard to keep up. I ended up GIVING it away to a former student of mine.
What a BEAUTIFUL story!!!!!! I heard about a similar story many years ago. An 80 year old travelling salesman got over 600k mi. out of his '77 Pontiac Bonneville. He also saved all his service records.
I had a 2005 Mazda 6. It was about 500 miles off 200, 000 miles and unfortunately had to be scrapped as the bodywork underneath was rotten. It was never an advisory on the MOT (uk requirement) so not sure how it suddenly became an issue. I'd just fitted £300 of new exhaust and it passed the MOT on everything else, so I was gutted. It had leather seats, parking sensors, electric sunroof, factory sat nav and never missed a beat. I do miss it. Only just got the value of the exhaust back from the scrap!
@andrewhaines3259 That is sad! At some point I ran over something and had to replace the protective cover on the bottom, so hopefully that works. I know it will be something someday, but am enjoying for now. Glad you got your money back!
She passed away May 11th this year. Her eyesight went on on her a couple of years after this video was recorded. Such an amazing woman. Bless her heart
Ardie McLelland That sucks. She was only two years away from 100. No matter how well we take care of ourselves we can only hold back Mr. Reaper so long. 😔
Sounds like she had an amazing life... sad that she's past on.. but the next question is .... is the car still surviving some where.??? ..it would be amazing if jay Leno has it ..😍🤷🏻♂️
I hope she is still living, she is so sweet. Good for her having a permit to carry a firearm. Let some thug try to take advantage of her, will he be surprised. 🔫
When she shows the revolver, i really smilled. Reminds me of my grandma in Brazil, driving a ford Corcel II with a .32 S&W revolver on the purse, until 2002. Good times.
Lot of "know it all's" think AC didn't come out till the 70s, funny. My 66 Ford Galaxie 500 XL came with AC, and was indash not a factory bolt on AC box like this.
Forge Matt Lauer. Honor this remarkable 95 year old lady. She is positive statement of what our senior years can be if you rise above America's obsession with youth. With her extra care of her 64 Comet she puts all ages to shame. She is a natural wondet
I’ve had my 1994 mustang since I was 16. 27yo car, had it for 23 years. Still only has 193,000 miles on it though, so low mileage. I have kept all the documents, including the purchase, as well as the previous owners purchase. She bought it used from a local dealer in 1995. I’ve not only driven it at Texas Motor Speedway, but taken it to shows, parades, my wedding, honeymoon, etc. I hope to be able to keep it as long as this lady has.
@@Djevan41598 automatic. But understand that originally, when I got it, it was a 16yos girl’s car. Before that, a little old lady, and before that, a rental. So the automatic was a necessity, and should not be looked down upon. Besides, if I want to drive a manual, I got one of those too.
Unfortunately that's the most bland mustang body style most people don't like 94-04, it doesn't resemble the original at all. The 05-14s do. My favourite is the 68 bodystyle, interior 64-66
@@m42037 94-98 and 99-04 are two different body styles. They may share the same chassis and interiors, but the bodies are completely different. In my opinion, the Fox bodies from 79-93 are the most bland. If my 94 were bland, I wouldn’t get so many compliments every time I drive it. I also drive a Tesla Model S, and despite it being a superior vehicle, I rarely get any compliments, which leads me to believe that my mustang is in no way as “bland” as you think it is. I see more 60s mustangs on the road nowadays than the 90s ones, so despite the differences in price, to me, they are “bland,” even if more people prefer the styling.
I'm going to be like her. I'm only 20 but spent years saving up to a 1959 Cadillac that I will never sell for any amount of money. Old cars were made to work, new cars are just too much. Too much buttons, engine parts, computers, etc.
CaddyPro'59 new cars with computers work when you tell them to work and are reliable. Old cars run when they want to run. I'm an owner of a 66' mustang and I love the thing, but newer cars are 100x better
This grandma puts those ricers to shame. Not only does she take extremely good care of her car but actually managed to race it, while still leaving it functional.
I would Love to see another story with her/about her & her car. If all is well, it would be so magical if you could get her and Jay together. Love, Love, Love her the car and the whole package!
maintenance makes car last longer.
Top 5 Auto Repairs No shit? I thought you could run a car 20,000 without changing the oil and rotating the tires and it would be just fine! Tell us something else we already know.
@@pecanthejelly5854 That's what most idiots do today and run over train tracks fast, slam on breaks at red lights, just beat on their cars. Only reason these 1960s cars aren't around anymore is from road salt!
florida helps lol
@@m42037 yeah.
The year is 2834. hundreds of 1960s cars are still on every road. What?
Rachel Veitch passed away on May 11, 2017 at the age of 98 in Orlando, Florida. May God bless her family! Sad for that, anyway.
gONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
escreveprovictor RIP Rachel 😔
She was so much a part of that car that I'm not sure I'd want to own it. Anything it does that could be considered creepy would make me wonder if her spirit was in the car.
I just saw this bless her heart!!
Damn I would've thought she passed earlier looking at the video date.
RIP she sadly passed away in may 11th 2017 she sold her comet in 2012 because her eyesight got bad.
I was wondering. Thank you for the info.
At least she made it to 98
Sold it to who? They better take good care of it and don't drive it in salt!
@@m42037 I don't know who bought it but it's safe at the wisconsin auto museum
@@victorblock3421 Oh no that's not what she'd want! She'd want it driven not sitting in a "Auto Mausoleum"
take care of your car and it will take care of you
Luis Perez yup
it just goes to show it's not what you drive, it's how you take care of it.
paul austin Those Italian handryers are amazing cars, unfortunately, the only people who can afford them are celebrity's who don't use them properly.
Did you not hear? Granny was flooring it, and didn't have to replace half the parts or rebuild the engine. These newer cars a designed to break down so you'll have to pay the dealership long after it's paid off.
Amen
Shes right, they dont make the cars like they used to.
remie mujic maybe if you service the car it would
No it still wouldnt. Cars these days are built with cheap parts and made to last only so long.
"it ain't a toy!" Lol she was ready to protect that car with her life.
that little old woman has the mind and heart of a car guy
Damn over 557,000 miles that really shows what good maintenance can do
Big props to Mercury too bad the brand don't exists anymore
Salvador Venegas I could not agree more, friend......
RIP. May 11, 2017 at the age of 98. She stopped driving the car in 2013.
RIP to her
This was one of the most feel-good stories I've ever seen. This woman and her dedication to this car is absolutely adorable. I love it! No car today will hold up like that, and no one takes such pride in their ride anymore. That was just way too cool.
RIP Rachel Lucile Mudge Veitch Orlando Florida aug 8 1918-may 11 2017(Age 98)😭😭😭😭
KingLOMEGA GT
www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/altamonte-springs-fl/rachel-veitch-7407112
I absolutely adore this story x
Good maintenance and the car will last forever sadly people don’t understand what maintenance is
Or don’t know how to rebuild a motor or transmission
@@ry64209 You're a knucklehead, when it gets that bad you have a shop do it simple
I was very sad when I heard that she couldn’t drive anymore! I am wondering if her children sold chariot after Rachel’s death
Rachel Veitch's beloved 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente, known as "Chariot," was donated to the Tufts University School of Engineering in Massachusetts after her passing. The car, which had been a significant part of Rachel's life and garnered her national attention, was intended to be used by the students for educational purposes and as a tribute to her legacy and love for the vehicle.
One owner. Drove it at 120mph, drove on the Daytona speedway, packs heat. Coolest person ever.
not bad for 60s today is slow average is like average human run 11-18 mph average is 13 mph and you only run 12 mph yep 11 mph I can do that more then 800 meter 12 mph 800 meter is jv think that fast is not
My great-grandma had a 1957 Buick Century in robin’s egg blue. Bought it new in 1957 at age 40 and drove it every single day for the next 45 years. All told, she put 600,000 miles on it plus a little bit of change. The car now sits in my uncle’s garage. It still works perfectly to this day!
A buddy's grandfather ran a barber shop for 40 years. His only indulgence was an old Cadillac DeVille. He died at 90 in 2022 and his son still drives the vehicle - it's still working.
40 plus years with no car payments what a dream.
I love this woman. Cruisin around with a strap in her comet goin 120 and all while being 90 years old. Increadible.
RastaGMC Sierra ha ha ha ha. that's just way too funny. her strap lol
Have to laugh when people trade their cars in when they’re barely up to 50,000 because they think they’re high mileage. My Skoda Yeti is on 340,000 and ticks over like a watch. Why don’t I trade it in? Because the equivalent to this car is close to £40,000. It’s a no brainer, I’d rather just invest in my current car, just like the lady on this video is doing. A brand new car to her would be a step down anyhow, she’s got a classic car that must attract loads of admirers. Fair play to her!
Robert Purcell also is a scam nowdays dumb rich people loan new cars and when they down they get a new one so stupid also some break down even with good normal maintenance still like they they don’t make em like they use to why because most things nowdays are made by cheap parts and made in china hmm wonder why when warranty runs out they begin to show some issues also keep the car truck don’t get a new car or truck if you going for a new truck get a Nissan Titan or a Toyota Tundra
This is my kind of woman. They don't make THOSE like they used to either.
Why dont we see stories like these on the news anymore? Everything is so serious and depressing
Serious & depressing makes networks more money.
I liked this lady, I thought she was cool with her car and the whole story, then she pulls out the 38 snubby, now she's my HERO!!
She the boss!!
She died in May of this year. Rest In Peace 🙏🏼
Jo Joseph thanks Jo for that information. Awh ... wow.. she did a good long run . Bless her little heart as she herself said of her car.
@@symphytumtribe1582 how old was she?
this cars factory air was installed by the dealer but was a factory option
You go girl. You make me proud. I know your family feels the same.
I was going to make a crack at Mat lauer but that sweet old lady made my day. She is a gem of a lady.
That's a beauty! And this lady is awesome. Rest In Peace!
Annabel Lee she died?!
palmtree486 may 11 2017 at the age of 98. She stopped driving in 2012 when she became legally blind. Rest her amazing soul! Wonder if jay Leno ever bought her car like she wanted haha
I swear you gotta respect people like this 💯
What a gangster dissing all her ex husbands and loving he car
i still do the same thing with my parents' old 57 bel air, i take her to work and to the grocery store everywhere, and i have about 645,587 miles on her.
Ha, my Grandmother drove a 67 Ford Mercury Comet. Only car she owned. Drove it till she passed in 97. Love that car.
There's one reason it lasted that long, she lives in Florida!
George Hallden Yup flat land!
no salt on the roads in winter
In 1963 four Mercury Comets traveled 100,000 miles, stopping only for pit stops and driver changes, taking over 40 days and nights at Daytona International Speedway doing an average speed of 108 mph. 40,000 laps without any major issues!!
In 1964 Mercury drove three Comets from the very tip of South America to Fairbanks Alaska. Once again it took 40 Days and nights to travel over 16,200 miles.
That's reliability!!!
My neigbour who is also an old lady still drives the same second gen Renault Clio.
Modern cars can easily hit this many miles. Unfortunately, nobody takes care of them.
Lambo6fo true, but good luck performing maintenance on it yourself. That's the problem with modern cars; you can't fix them yourself.
Snekers unless you are a mechanic, you can't fix most things on a car yourself. You people make it sound like everyone was smarter back then. 90% of people just fill up the tank with gas and drive. That's about it.
Lambo6fo I'm not saying that people were smarter back then, but it's simply easier to replace parts in old cars. Anyways, I'd think that people who willingly own vintage cars are interested in keeping it alive themselves.
Snekers you dont need to fix them if you get a Toyota. They dont break and plastic doesnt rust.
Anmol S
I've been driving Toyota and Honda exclusively for over 20 years. I've got 200k on my 2006 Toyota so far. It's never been repaired beyond brakes and batteries. After 12 years I'm starting to get ready for a new car. I'll sell it and replace it with... another Toyota that doesn't break. They are remarkable vehicles.
Based granny, loves her ride and packing heat, bless that woman.
Damn right! they just don't make them like they use to! Well said Granny!!
10 years for a car was the norm back in the 60's and 70's. 500k is quite a lot for a 64, she took immaculate car of it. I can relate I have 450ik on my old Toyota truck, when something goes wrong you have to get it fixed right then or the problems will mount up on you...but you still save over buying new if theres no rust and the frame is good. I hope she passed peacefully.
Haha so people in those days could buy every decade new car?and bigger tv as well...nah man before oil there were not enough money to go around. I give u that in the 60s u were well ahead technology and public wealth but they not been pumping oil up long enough to have this use and throw away policy we all take for granted now
Her Comet is out of this world. Cheers!
wow she's awesome a true car lover and we can all take a lesson from her and take better care of our things and make them last longer
That's over $25K in today's dollars. I'd say she got her money's worth.
This woman and I are soulmates. I DEARLY miss my 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente hardtop (two-door).
I absolutely LOVED that car; I had it from my teens to my fifties. I got sick, and it was too hard to keep up.
I ended up GIVING it away to a former student of mine.
Grandma is packing heat. She don't play.
Right on, Rachel! God bless you!
03Venture GOD BLESS RACHEL
I teared a bit when she said " bless her heart, she just keeps going..."
Dealers be like "FUCK, no more lifetime warranty shit!" That's why you don't see them anymore. Lol
What a BEAUTIFUL story!!!!!! I heard about a similar story many years ago. An 80 year old travelling salesman got over 600k mi. out of his '77 Pontiac Bonneville. He also saved all his service records.
LOL, better than three husbands, never lied to her, never cheated on her, and she can always depend her car.
*shows gun *
She’s outlasted 3 husband
😂😂😂 oh no
She just died on May 11, 2017. almost seven weeks ago.
ieatass 4breakfast 😂💀💀💀💀😂😂
www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/rachel-veitch-obituary?pid=1000000185388894&view=guestbook
She lives almost 1 century nice
+nitroman365 that would have been awesome
You drove it at 120mph?
Well, that's as fast as it goes.
Lol. She would keep pushing it!
I love my 2006 Mazda 6I, 225,000 miles. She is lovely, just regular maintenence.
i love that generation of mazda 6. always loved driving them when i worked at enterprise
I had a 2005 Mazda 6. It was about 500 miles off 200, 000 miles and unfortunately had to be scrapped as the bodywork underneath was rotten. It was never an advisory on the MOT (uk requirement) so not sure how it suddenly became an issue. I'd just fitted £300 of new exhaust and it passed the MOT on everything else, so I was gutted. It had leather seats, parking sensors, electric sunroof, factory sat nav and never missed a beat. I do miss it. Only just got the value of the exhaust back from the scrap!
@andrewhaines3259 That is sad! At some point I ran over something and had to replace the protective cover on the bottom, so hopefully that works. I know it will be something someday, but am enjoying for now. Glad you got your money back!
this lady is awesome I wish she was my grandmother
She passed away May 11th this year. Her eyesight went on on her a couple of years after this video was recorded. Such an amazing woman. Bless her heart
Ardie McLelland :(((((
Ardie McLelland That sucks. She was only two years away from 100. No matter how well we take care of ourselves we can only hold back Mr. Reaper so long. 😔
Sounds like she had an amazing life... sad that she's past on.. but the next question is .... is the car still surviving some where.??? ..it would be amazing if jay Leno has it ..😍🤷🏻♂️
Ardie McLelland ....the last of a dying breed...RIP...with love
I miss my Mamma...my Grandmother...she raised me and died in 04....she reminds of her....im getting all fucking emotional right now
Who could leave a thumbs down? What a Wonderful story.
I hope she is still living, she is so sweet. Good for her having a permit to carry a firearm. Let some thug try to take advantage of her, will he be surprised. 🔫
Never lied and never cheated😂
My kind of girl ,don't find women like that in today's world,2 pieces of history all in one God bless this women and her car.
When she shows the revolver, i really smilled. Reminds me of my grandma in Brazil, driving a ford Corcel II with a .32 S&W revolver on the purse, until 2002. Good times.
1:02 🤣😂I had a bunch of stupid men trying to argue with me. This woman is a savage.🤣😂
Lot of "know it all's" think AC didn't come out till the 70s, funny. My 66 Ford Galaxie 500 XL came with AC, and was indash not a factory bolt on AC box like this.
@@m42037 exactly AC came out before the 70s.
@@Djevan41598 AC came out as a option in the early 50s. By 1956 Desoto had a front and rear AC option. This was/ is a really good beautiful car.
@@m42037 nice.
I like how she emphasized on “that is factory aIR”
I think the thumbs down are there because of Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira, not because of Grandma.
Video is 8 years old, yet it's in my recommended. Can't say I'm not pleased though.
Older vehicles are better then the new vehicles there bigger there stronger and they dont have electric problems
Goes 120 and “packs heat”, that’s an elder with personality!
She's ome of the reasons there's no more lifetime guarantees
Chariot has enterd retierment as of 2012 acumulating 576,000 miles with her best friend , Rip Rachel Veitch .
H.G. C. 2009
see and people now days say ford is junk lmao lol i wonder if that old car is still around i would like to put a new engine and transmission in it
This lady is an absolute, hands down badass
Forge Matt Lauer. Honor this remarkable 95 year old lady. She is positive statement of what our senior years can be if you rise above America's obsession with youth.
With her extra care of her 64 Comet she puts all ages to shame.
She is a natural wondet
Now THAT is a car lover
God love this lady. Well done. This segment is a magnificent time capsule. Fletch - Classic Restos TV - Australia 👍
I’ve had my 1994 mustang since I was 16. 27yo car, had it for 23 years. Still only has 193,000 miles on it though, so low mileage. I have kept all the documents, including the purchase, as well as the previous owners purchase. She bought it used from a local dealer in 1995. I’ve not only driven it at Texas Motor Speedway, but taken it to shows, parades, my wedding, honeymoon, etc. I hope to be able to keep it as long as this lady has.
May your wish come true, happy trails to you and your trusty Mustang
Is it a manual
@@Djevan41598 automatic. But understand that originally, when I got it, it was a 16yos girl’s car. Before that, a little old lady, and before that, a rental. So the automatic was a necessity, and should not be looked down upon. Besides, if I want to drive a manual, I got one of those too.
Unfortunately that's the most bland mustang body style most people don't like 94-04, it doesn't resemble the original at all. The 05-14s do. My favourite is the 68 bodystyle, interior 64-66
@@m42037 94-98 and 99-04 are two different body styles. They may share the same chassis and interiors, but the bodies are completely different.
In my opinion, the Fox bodies from 79-93 are the most bland. If my 94 were bland, I wouldn’t get so many compliments every time I drive it. I also drive a Tesla Model S, and despite it being a superior vehicle, I rarely get any compliments, which leads me to believe that my mustang is in no way as “bland” as you think it is. I see more 60s mustangs on the road nowadays than the 90s ones, so despite the differences in price, to me, they are “bland,” even if more people prefer the styling.
This is one of the best car stories that's far.
I'm going to be like her. I'm only 20 but spent years saving up to a 1959 Cadillac that I will never sell for any amount of money. Old cars were made to work, new cars are just too much. Too much buttons, engine parts, computers, etc.
CaddyPro'59 new cars with computers work when you tell them to work and are reliable. Old cars run when they want to run. I'm an owner of a 66' mustang and I love the thing, but newer cars are 100x better
This grandma puts those ricers to shame. Not only does she take extremely good care of her car but actually managed to race it, while still leaving it functional.
My granny had a Mercury Comet too, a '62 white 2 door iirc. Backed it into the ditch once.
was the ditch ok?
DennisH22A lol
I would Love to see another story with her/about her & her car. If all is well, it would be so magical if you could get her and Jay together.
Love, Love, Love her the car and the whole package!
this great grandmother is an undying car enthusiast
The ford small block was a great engine.
As the saying goes they don't make em like they used too- people or cars. One cool old women! God bless!
LOVE a classic original! And the fact it has FACTORY AIR makes it even BETTER!
Wow! What a great story, when American cars were great! Thanks for posting this!!!
Carlos Carpinteyro American cars are making a serious comeback
Suffice to say this car outlived some of it's mechanics!
2:06 it aint a toy!!!! i love this lady
If she's still alive she's 105 years old and at 557,000 miles that's more twice the distance to the Moon and back.
She passed away on May 11, 2017.
@@BigLos5639 98 is a good run.
@@nicholasmaude6906she also sold the car 5 years before passing.
Man she is a keeper...her and the car...God Bless her..thx for sharing...
she looks great! being 90s, my uncle had a car like that back in the 60s, I like her, GOD BLESS HER!!, GREAT STORY, GOD BLESS AMERICA!!
2:14 She’s better than 3 husbands 😂, never lied or cheated!
god bless tht woman
My god, the price she bought that car for is like a dealership protection package that they now charge on every car they sell
That is just Awesome!! She's a Car Enthusiast!!
God bless… what a lady and car. ❤❤❤❤
Rachel Veitch died May 11th 2017
Love this woman I've had my car for about 10 years now I want to keep it forever 2008 Honda Accord
pistol packin' granny
Good luck hope it last for another 40 years.
She just passed in may. RIP
Shotta Felyfe I
Omg she is amazing!! And so is Chariot!! Wow!! ❤️❤️❤️
😍😍so amazing wish my grandpa's 1960- something mustang still work
Katerezzza Mack I'll fix it ya