Longest Classic Cars | 22 ft! | 1959 Oldsmobile Super 88
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- Dennis travels to Detail Fest in Stuart, Florida.
0:00 - Detailfest
3:01 - 1959 Oldsmobile Super 88
6:03 - 1956 Dodge Custom Royal Lancer
8:32 - 1967 Oldsmobile 442
10:33 - 1959 Rambler Super
12:50 - 1942 Ford COE
#ClassicCar #Oldsmobile #Dodge #Rambler #Ford #COE
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That 59 olds is so big it's like running a marathon just walking around it🤪🤪🤪
That was a nice show, enjoyed it in person, nice to revisit. Can’t believe it was 10 years ago, time does fly...
That 59 Oldsmobile is absolutely beauuuutiful!❤️
They could melt this car and make a 100 kia's
I swear Dennis has the best job in the world
All lovely car's
👍👍👍👍👍👍
That 56 Dodge was beautiful. The grill is so full of chrome it looks like it's eating it.
My '69 Ford XL convertible was nearly 20 feet long. With a 429 four barrel and 2:90 gears, it had an "unlimited" top end!
I have a 69 XL 2 door 429 /C6Tranny 375 hp no top end Just keeps Going!!! Big car love the ride and I did put Air Shocks on the rear !!
1977 Chrysler Cordoba 400 4bbl 2;34 gears shifted out of 1st at 50 mph 2nd at 100 mph top end who knows i didn't have the nerve to find out
That 1956 Dodge Lancer is an amazing gem!
Awesome video! Thanks!
Beautiful.
Cool classics, Dennis too!
Dennis is incorrect in stating '59 Super 88s came with a number of different engines. Dynamic 88 was the entry level car; it came with the 371 2bbl and a 123" wheelbase. The 98 came with the 315hp 394 4bbl and a 126.5" wheelbase.
The Super 88 split the difference. It carried the same 394 from the 98 in the smaller body/wheelbase of the Dynamic 88.
My grandmother's aunt and uncle-in-law left N Ky in 1937 for Lansing and went to work for Oldsmobile. He retired from there in 1968 so he helped build these two beauties.
I was lucky enough to learn to drive in a '59 98 4dr flat-top.
A little something for everyone here. I loved the Dodge the lady had. I didn't notice if it had an automatic.
Push button drive I think
@@jaybrown1828 My Mom had an old Dodge with push button automatic. We called it jukebox drive.
@@jaybrown1828 That lever to the right of the steering wheel on the dash is the trans selector. Mopar had the first push-button automatic transmission with their two-speed Powerflyte introduced in the 1954 models and offered until 1965. They also made a three-speed unit from 1956 called the Torqueflyte, which was cable controlled, as was the Powerflyte
In the 60s and 70s when the tail fins went out of style we couldn't crush them fast enough...the birth of the disposable society.....
Unfortunate end for these metal beasts thank you for sharing
Cadillac kept them till the mid 70s remember, barely noticible but still.
Then again they kept the whole 70s style till the 90s so...
that 1959 Oldsmobile is perfect.And its my dream automobile
THE FIFTYS......BESTCARS AND BEST MUSIC!!!!!
My dad had to extend the garage when he bought a 1960 Olds Super 88, even without the continental kit.
My first car was a 59 olds 98. Loved it. Wish I could afford to get a restored one.
My Mom has a 1959 Oldsmobile 98 convertible yellow with a white top and my dad has a 1959 Dynamic 88 hardtop that he painted two tone yellow with a white top to match her car.
When 16 years old, I took my driver's test in dad's '59 Olds. It was the same color as this one. Huge car, but it handled like a dream. Three years ago I looked around for one to buy, but the asking prices were out in space, so I bought a '66 Thunderbird.
Always a good time with Dennis keep up the Video’s
funny story about the '59 olds. my Grandpa was in WW2, & saw VW Beetles during the war. he thought they were so cool/practical, & wanted one. when they started importing them yrs later, he was the 1st guy in town to buy 1, & was so excited. he was in a bowling league, & all the other guys didn't share his opinion of the Beetle & thought it hilarious. there was a ramp leading to the roof of their bowling alley, & his teammates would carry it up & put it next to the Bowlorama sign on top of the alley. he was stubborn af, & this went on for a few yrs. then he bought a 1959 olds, deliberately because it w/ the boattail it was the longest production car that yr. he had the money for a buick or Caddy, but deliberately picked the olds cuzza the boattail. never had any problems w/ his car on a roof after that for sure, & we became an oldsmobile family til it went defunct
Want to Mikes shop and did the Auto Geeks weekend detail school really worth the money and time.
It was a 2 speed auto on the dash. We had a '56 in '66 and it had a 318 I believe. It would do 70 in low gear and had Walker Continentals. Sounded great, but wasn't fast.
Seller: I did all the restoration myself.
Buyer: You think that gives you a premium?
Not to crazy, see-ing this oldsmobile, probably why they dont exist much! But its classic!
The 67' 442 is beautiful.
Jared Mehrlich
Jean Robert Monel
Because you can NEVER have too long of an Oldsmobile!
Wow, that's really long
Chevy is always the Go To engine for hot rodding.
Oldsmobile Were Special Car During
There Era
Had the sister to it, the '59 Buick Lesabre. ✔
Hopefully soon Denis some more new shows
LEE PETTY WON THE 59 DAYTONA 500 IN A 1959 OLDS 88
My favorite is the last on 42 Ford COE with Chevy engine, transmission and bed.
Got a 76 Lincoln Mark IV Bill Blatz big 460 Dark Blue White Vinal Top 13000 orig miles.....Ya won’t fit in Garage . Oh well. Got it in 98 . 11,000 cash had 7,000 miles on it when I purchased it from orig owner. Sweet Ride. All was kept orig except Tires.....
Very nice!
Makes me laugh, today I had 3 goes at reverse parking my 2021 Suzuki Ignis. lol
I've been indoctrinated to hate MOPARs but that '56 Dodge is a work of art.
I was not expecting to see that what a gem of a car
you need to be educated
@@michaelwallbrown3726 good one 👍
Dennis gage has seen a few up close for sure
I'll say!
1959 looked like the first year for long cars. the previous years didnt look as long.
Yeah, but it doesnt have the ONE (or six)
THING ALL 59 Olds MUST have....SIX HEADLIGHTS!!!
With the Continental Edition!
Looks like his dad's is longer (I mean the Oldsmobile ;)
Ahhh... mother been telling stories again, ehh?
That thing a boat so I hope the dude who has that land yatch is a cap. to sail that tub.😊😌😁☺️😃🤓
Remember the old carburetor carburetor Rochester four barrel
What is a safe and effective cleaner for carriage tops?
Are those concave taillights on the red oldsmobiles correct? I thought they were on the 98 models, actually?
Never let your daughter go on a date in a Nash was the saying in the 1950s. Nash used the fold back into a bed seats. Then Nash became American Motors, Rambler.
The 59 Oldsmobiles are beauties, but those continental kits ruin the looks in my humble opinion
i agree I was 11 in 1959. The kit is uncool.
How do you go to a detail Fest and not detail every aspect of the vehicle?
I never liked the 59' Olds. I was a tike in 59'. In 59 we had a classic 1955 2 door Rocket 88 Olds.
you can skip to 3 min. for the car...
But you'd miss three minutes of other cool footage.
Is it just me, or are all these cars parked next to a modern mustang?
That is exactly what I was thinking
obviously the 98 was longer
I just don’t know why anyone would put those hokey Continental Kits and fender skirts on? I mean...why?
Hey, it's period-correct dress up! To each their own.
@@MyClassicCarTV Not where I grew up!
Este viejo no me lo bancdos miutos
Why don't people put a Ford engine in a Ford product??!!
Its called Fix Or Repair Daily.
@@tonysanada9219 found on road dead
F***ing old rebuilt dodge
Chevrolet......crank hangs , every valve rattles , oil leaks everytime
Ford.....first on race day
Or....fast operating racing device
Those continental kits are hideous! Why would you add that if it didn't come with it 🤔🤷♂️
To each their own.
@@MyClassicCarTV yea, that's true 🤓👍
How do you access the trunk with that kit in the way? Do you step up onto it?
There's usually a lever behind the tire that allows the tire carrier to fold back towards the bumper for access to the trunk...
No one wants COE because their a pain in the ass to work on!!!
yes.
A truly American stuff: too long and too...in all! Elegance is somewhat way different
This would have been a good episode if Dennis Gage wasn't in it.
Well, you're probably not going to like the whole channel because I'm in every episode. Just focus on the cars.
The overly long intro and boring interview ends and the actual car segment starts at 03:00 You're welcome.
It's really not the end of the world.
@@MyClassicCarTV I agree. However, I don't think that the end of the world will be neither overly long nor boring.
We can hope tho!
People still watch this? I quit watching this 10 years ago
Hmmm, it would appear you’re still watching. 🤔 And it’s still one of the top shows on Motor Trend. Go figure.
@@MyClassicCarTV "Motor Trend"? Lmao. That's a magazine predominantly for modern cars, not muscle cars (which they're always criticizing how great today's cars are over vintage car's six ways to Sunday, when in fact most is just their critical opinions) or vintage car's. Even Popular Hot Rodding went in the toilet, I think they went out of business, I hope so they're one of mags that incuraged guy's to put rubber band tires and ghetto wheels on vintage muscle cars and go "autocrossing, not drag racing. Nobody auto crossed their hot rods back in the day! Hot Rod was one that I read, Hemmings Muscle Machines and Legendary Ford Enthusiast among a few other's. I sold my hot rod after owning over 18 years due to financial issues in 2014, i didn't think this show was still around and I watch car stuff still and this popped up. I had a heritage burgundy 66 Galaxie XL that was my baby, nice cruiser, was a weekly guy at the cruise ins for many years and on occasion would go to the Nostalgia Drags. Only ran 13s but was just a warmed over 390 not a full out 9 second Galaxie
Uh, I guess you’re not aware that Motor Trend is also a television network. If fact it’s the leading automotive network on TV. You really should get one of those. They’re pretty cool. It’s sort of like a magazine, but the picture move and the story is told to you rather than having to read it. What a concept., eh? They’re really quite something.
@@MyClassicCarTV No I live in 2022 not the 90s anymore, I don't have cable television smh
Well I’m sure you need to trim expenses somewhere.