My husband & I have been checking every night for a new Paul On The Road video and tonight did not disappoint!! Thanks for sharing your passion with us all! Keep ‘em coming!
Thanks Paul...Now I remember that you were in a high position in the auto business before retiring. Your knowledge in automobiles and the history is fantastic!
Thank you Paul for another great video! Growing up in a GM family, I so much appreciate the classic cars and the shows!! Looking forward to seeing more!!!
Thank you Paul! This is the first video of a Barrett Jackson auction where the video isn’t of the auction proceedings! Your video is much more informative and relaxing! Thank you!
Thanks for showing all different brands, not just concentrating on one. And thanks for the history lesson regarding design and designers! Enjoy, I'm jealous!
Thanks Paul for presenting this great video. I haven't attended a car show in years & now am reminded how much fun they are! The cars are so iconic, so beautiful. A lot of memories here for me too!!
Love the finish on that 47 Windsor...what a beauty with the tan top! Enoyed sitting behind the wheel of a 49 this past summer. These old cars have such character. Thanks Paul for getting that shot👍😎
Another great day at the car show-action; wish I could’ve been there. Thanks, Paul for your time in beings me back some of those old car memories from the 50’ - 60’s. Be safe, and stay all nine days! Best, T2
Paul these are great videos! I am certainly not a car person but I love to watch Barrett-Jackson every year. Thanks for giving all the great info on everything. You are a wealth of knowledge! You seem so happy to be in your element. Enjoy!
Hi Paul... Thank you for the videos on the auto show... Appreciate your knowledge and you also brought back a lot of good memories.... Keep up the good work...stay safe...J&A
I once was given an 66 International Travelall (3rd gen) by my art teacher. Her and her husband used it to pull their Streamline all over the country. That Travelall was a very heavy piece of equipment. If I still had mine, I would have definitely built it into a rat-rod. In 69 (4th gen) they redesigned quite the ugly square body. In 73-74 you could get the Wagonmaster. The back windows and top removed, making it a pickup truck version with a 5 foot bed. I guess you could call it Scout Master?
Wonderful video and review of some fabulous cars, Paul! I thought I was a car guy, but I've learned something I never knew before with each of your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
i follow several TH-cam classic car channels. Knowledgeable guys like 37 Spiker....,Mike Frankovich. You should do more. Make them longer. I like the depth and detail that you share. It's part of Americana that's fading. Guys like you help to preserve automotive history. Your knowledge on the subject is obvious.
Paul, I had to look it up but the 1948 Tucker had a center light that also turned and it was in the middle and it was called a Cyclops Light. But it was only are around for a short time. I wish the turning headlights were available today. Thanks for sharing so much. I am so enjoying this.
My 2022 Subaru Forester headlights turn as I go around a curve. It really helps this old guy. I think there are several brands that have adopted the technology now. Get your wallet out! LOL
Your confidence level and great content and knowledge base are terrific. This is an area you need to expand. Perhaps follow the auction tour? Thanks again.
I miss those vent windows. We called them wing windows. They should never have taken them out of the design. I'd happily give up electric windows to have them back!
Very nice selection again today! Love the 50's T-birds, my mom always wanted a 56 T-Bird. The 55, 56 and 57 all can be determined by slight changes made, the 55 has no vents on the front fenders, the 56 has vents on the fenders and the 57 has the vents but bigger fins in the back.. I saw a 57 in baby blue just next to that Nash that you showed.
Yes, that 57 on ramps. All 3 yrs were there and if I can locate them I'll do a comparison of them to show the differences you pointed out. Thanks, Gino
Paul I think your a great guy.I’m an American that moved to the Philippines . I met a Filipina that changed my life. Most are kind, warm, caring and honest. Start watching videos of Americans that moved here. Don’t laugh, if you came here it would change your life. It’s very reasonable to live here and the people are the best. It will change your life. Trust me on this. It’s worth a try you have nothing to lose. I’m in Thailand now but usually in the Philippines I’ve lived here for 15 years. I own two condos in cebu. Look up on TH-cam expats in dumaguette or foreigners in dumaguatte or old dog new tricks in dumaguette.
Janet Wilson again, My Dad had a 1958 VW Bug, no rag top but a non snychromesh transmission and you had to completely come to a full stop on order to take first gear, and it was 4 speed stick, and had a little round wheel for the gas peddle. So kuch fin it was.
Pretty freaking cool great video looks like a wonderful day. I’m license to fly the helicopter. Just need the 2 million bucks. 😊. Wishing you all the best saf travels 🙏🏼❤️💩
I don’t think it was only the Sbaker that has the center steerable headlamp. If I remember correctly, the Tucker was the 1st and has the steerable center headlight?
You're right about the turning center lamp but center link steering was only used by Studebaker. The Tucker used a different linkage arrangement for their turning lamp.
The way the finish (paint & clear coat) is applied has a lot to do with it, but after that a multi step polishing is done, followed by an application of a ceramic coating.
My husband & I have been checking every night for a new Paul On The Road video and tonight did not disappoint!! Thanks for sharing your passion with us all! Keep ‘em coming!
Thank you both for coming back for more JoAnna ❤️
Boy Paul you are quite the "rain man" of cars. I think we have a new auto enthusiast channel star on our hands.
Thank you so much Paul 😉 👍
Thanks Paul...Now I remember that you were in a high position in the auto business before retiring. Your knowledge in automobiles and the history is fantastic!
Thanks, Likedale 👍
Thank you Paul for another great video! Growing up in a GM family, I so much appreciate the classic cars and the shows!! Looking forward to seeing more!!!
Thanks Rhonda!! I have a Pontiac that is going to be in the next video 🙂
The old cars are just so beautiful- Thanks 😊
You're welcome and thanks for watching Yogi 👍
Really enjoying you Barrett videos. Thanks
Great coverage Paul. Keep up the car show coverage.
Thanks Bob, I intend to 👍
Thank you Paul! This is the first video of a Barrett Jackson auction where the video isn’t of the auction proceedings! Your video is much more informative and relaxing! Thank you!
Great series of videos! Love hearing you share your knowledge!
Thanks for showing all different brands, not just concentrating on one. And thanks for the history lesson regarding design and designers! Enjoy, I'm jealous!
Paul thanks for sharing this series, beautiful memories of these classics.
You're welcome, Paul and thank you for watching 👍
Another interesting, informative video. I really enjoy the knowledge and obscure facts you share.
Thanks Ma Ga, I appreciate you saying that. 👍
Thanks for doing these Paul. For those of us that can't be there you're doing a wonderful service.
I didn`t know about the flipper window in the `67 Camaro for 1 year. These cars take my breath away.
I'm like a kid in a candy store Barackmycat 😁
Checking every night as well for Paul on the road videos. So much knowledge and great stories !
Thanks Paul for presenting this great video. I haven't attended a car show in years & now am reminded how much fun they are! The cars are so iconic, so beautiful. A lot of memories here for me too!!
That's great Helen, thanks for watching ❤️
Digging the “Car talk with Paul” videos. Beautiful cars!
Great Barrett Jackson videos Paul, you really know your cars .And thanks for doing these videos.
Thank you, GT7 👍
Another great video - the 1967 Camero and the Batmobile are my faves. So much fun. Thanks again!!
I love it! You don't spend allot of time on each which enables more variety. MORE Paul MORE.
Thanks, Sumner with ADHD I have a short attention span, so it works out for everyone 😅
Great job Paul!!! Love these video's.
Thanks Bradley 👍
These cars are beautifully restored. Thank you for another great video!!!!!!
Thanks Vivian ❤️
I miss those vent windows, they worked great.
I agree Joseph, they were great on a hot day 👍
Love the finish on that 47 Windsor...what a beauty with the tan top! Enoyed sitting behind the wheel of a 49 this past summer. These old cars have such character. Thanks Paul for getting that shot👍😎
This has been fun! Brings back memories from my youth.
I'm happy to hear that, I'm having fun making them 👍
Good morning Paul, thank you for another super video and all the information!!
Take care and stay safe 👍😎🇬🇧.
Great selection of cars. Thanks. Cheers
You're welcome! Thanks for watching, Laurie
Really like this series of videos... great job..
Thank you, Stmaartenislandboy 👍
Thanks for all the videos Paul! If it wasn't for my wife saying NO I would be there too!
Another great day at the car show-action; wish I could’ve been there. Thanks, Paul for your time in beings me back some of those old car memories from the 50’ - 60’s. Be safe, and stay all nine days!
Best, T2
Thanks, T2 ! 👍
Paul, your knowledge is impeccable. Really like your videos.
Thanks Kevin!
Paul these are great videos! I am certainly not a car person but I love to watch Barrett-Jackson every year. Thanks for giving all the great info on everything. You are a wealth of knowledge! You seem so happy to be in your element. Enjoy!
Thanks, Tracy I am truly in my happy place around cars and car people.
That red pickup is outstanding. That helo is pocket change.
LoL You must have very Deep pockets 😉
The hits keep coming! Thanks Paul ( would they have a 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham? What a piece of work.)
This was an awesome video! Loved it! Thank you!
I love those old flat heads! With just a few simple tools you could work on anything, and see what you where doing, unlike all the modern cars.
Yes indeed, they were pretty basic. Thanks Joseph 👍
Paul thanks for sharing your knowledge of these interesting cars. Your insight into the designs is much appreciated.
Thank you, Bruce and Pat
More very cool cars. Thank you Paul for sharing 🙂
Hi Paul... Thank you for the videos on the auto show... Appreciate your knowledge and you also brought back a lot of good memories.... Keep up the good work...stay safe...J&A
Thanks, J&A I appreciate you watching 👍
Thanks Paul! I really enjoyed theses videos
Paul you are doing such a great job, I only wish I was there 😍
Thanks, C. C. Traveler I'm certain that you would have had fun!
Wow, what a huge car show!! Love it!! Some beautiful vehicles there! That Jeep is super nice!!
Thanks, Sandra. Yes, that Jeep was very clean.
Another great video! Thank you
Thanks Ken 👍
Thanks for sharing. Pontoon boats have a smooth ride. They’re great to have if you have lakes near you.
I've heard that about them Kim, Thanks 👍
@@paulontheroad you’re welcome
I once was given an 66 International Travelall (3rd gen) by my art teacher. Her and her husband used it to pull their Streamline all over the country. That Travelall was a very heavy piece of equipment. If I still had mine, I would have definitely built it into a rat-rod. In 69 (4th gen) they redesigned quite the ugly square body. In 73-74 you could get the Wagonmaster. The back windows and top removed, making it a pickup truck version with a 5 foot bed. I guess you could call it Scout Master?
Hey Twig, those Travelall's were beasts and could make a very cool Rat. I'm thinking a Cummins 12v would do nicely in one.
Another wonderful lesson in automotive history. Well done Paul.
Thanks, John 👍
Nice, Paul! The more cars, the better :)
Thanks, Jim 👍
We have a local VW friend at the event. Enjoying it all and history
He certainly has a lot of VW's to look at, thanks Connie
I just happy to see you happy. That's smile in your face is priceless.
Another great video- thanks. Love the trivia.
Thanks for all the detailed information!
Wonderful video and review of some fabulous cars, Paul! I thought I was a car guy, but I've learned something I never knew before with each of your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Great video Paul enjoyed it
Thanks, Tyler Glad you liked it!
Great video, Thanks Paul
i follow several TH-cam classic car channels. Knowledgeable guys like 37 Spiker....,Mike Frankovich. You should do more.
Make them longer. I like the depth and detail that you share. It's part of Americana that's fading. Guys like you help to preserve automotive history.
Your knowledge on the subject is obvious.
Great video wish it was longer... didn't want you to go off.😃❤️
Aww Thanks April, I appreciate that ❤️
Paul, I had to look it up but the 1948 Tucker had a center light that also turned and it was in the middle and it was called a Cyclops Light. But it was only are around for a short time. I wish the turning headlights were available today. Thanks for sharing so much. I am so enjoying this.
My 2022 Subaru Forester headlights turn as I go around a curve. It really helps this old guy. I think there are several brands that have adopted the technology now. Get your wallet out! LOL
Your confidence level and great content and knowledge base are terrific. This is an area you need to expand. Perhaps follow the auction tour? Thanks again.
I miss those vent windows. We called them wing windows. They should never have taken them out of the design. I'd happily give up electric windows to have them back!
I did too! I would push them out so the wind would be directed right at me.
Very nice selection again today! Love the 50's T-birds, my mom always wanted a 56 T-Bird. The 55, 56 and 57 all can be determined by slight changes made, the 55 has no vents on the front fenders, the 56 has vents on the fenders and the 57 has the vents but bigger fins in the back.. I saw a 57 in baby blue just next to that Nash that you showed.
Yes, that 57 on ramps. All 3 yrs were there and if I can locate them I'll do a comparison of them to show the differences you pointed out. Thanks, Gino
Paul I think your a great guy.I’m an American that moved to the Philippines . I met a Filipina that changed my life. Most are kind, warm, caring and honest. Start watching videos of Americans that moved here. Don’t laugh, if you came here it would change your life. It’s very reasonable to live here and the people are the best. It will change your life. Trust me on this. It’s worth a try you have nothing to lose. I’m in Thailand now but usually in the Philippines I’ve lived here for 15 years. I own two condos in cebu. Look up on TH-cam expats in dumaguette or foreigners in dumaguatte or old dog new tricks in dumaguette.
Glad to see you're doing what you enjoy Paul, hope you're well buddy.
Janet Wilson again, My Dad had a 1958 VW Bug, no rag top but a non snychromesh transmission and you had to completely come to a full stop on order to take first gear, and it was 4 speed stick, and had a little round wheel for the gas peddle. So kuch fin it was.
I totally forgot about that gas pedal wheel. I think the 58 was still had the "oval" back glass. Thanks, Janet
The Chrysler Windsor was stunning. Anyone happen to know if that was a Jensen Healy behind the red Studebaker truck? Great commentary as usual, Paul🙌
That was a Jensen Interceptor, Good Eye, Kit 👍
Pretty freaking cool great video looks like a wonderful day. I’m license to fly the helicopter. Just need the 2 million bucks. 😊. Wishing you all the best saf travels 🙏🏼❤️💩
Thanks Mark, I'm too old now but flying helicopters is something I wish I had learned to do when I was younger.
Thanks again Paul!
You're welcome, Rick and thank you for watching.
Will you be sharing the outcome and selling prices of a few of these cars?
Yes, I plan to do that. Thanks, Alex
Awesome! 👍
I love that camaro
Me too, and I love the color. Thanks, Kimberly
Nice!!!
Thanks Michael 👍
Your a gem Paul
Thanks Billy, I appreciate that 😊
You look happier than ever!
Another great vid ! You are getting to see some great cars. What does it cost just to get in and look at the cars ?
Adult tickets are $34 to $89. There are senior, military, student discounts available.
My grandma bought a 67 brand new and had it until 1990
I don’t think it was only the Sbaker that has the center steerable headlamp. If I remember correctly, the Tucker was the 1st and has the steerable center headlight?
You're right about the turning center lamp but center link steering was only used by Studebaker. The Tucker used a different linkage arrangement for their turning lamp.
Where is the class that I can sign up for because I’m ADDICTED!! Lol 😝. Thanks. Want more
Aww Thanks Michelle ❤️ There will be more!
Thanks Paul. Looks like a lot of people there
So, do you see AMC Pacers or Gremlins at the auction?
I want to know how the get these cars so shiny, like glass.
The way the finish (paint & clear coat) is applied has a lot to do with it, but after that a multi step polishing is done, followed by an application of a ceramic coating.
Paul, what can was your favorite.
Hard to narrow it down, but there's a 32 DeSoto Roadster that will be in my next video that I like A Lot.
Yes, I believe the 58 Bug had a split back oval window.
C4YT!!!!
Thanks, Brian Appreciate you 👍
Thanks again Paul!