What I love about Richard is despite his loudness and silliness he has true respect for his elders and that's what the younger generation need to learn.
The older generation needs to learn to respect the younger generations as well. Just because you guys lived before us, doesn’t mean we aren’t people too.
This youtube channel is the best thing to happen for gas monkey and their fans. Me included.... Such a genuine look at Richard and the adventures he gets to take. Thank you for sharing.
@@GasMonkeyGarage Hey we love the program in Puerto Rico I wish to take my bike to gas monkey for a restauration. Men try to make all the program in Spanish, they are a couple of program not in Spanish, please.
Richard, you are normaly a bit louder but this gentleman is talking so silent so you talk also more gentle. A big sign of respect and empathy. You have my respect 👊
Richard, I am very proud of you, you were extremely respectful with the Gentleman, he kind of reminded me of my Dad, who I lost Jan 10, 2014 , thanks for saving these works of art, so that generations to come can enjoy them , God bless
yes but that last minuet when he asked the woman if it was ok gives me the feeling his family is pressuring him to get rid of everything and they really dont care except for a few cars. like that t-bird
I hope he would know vehicle that's in his building. He's been in that building for a long time. It's the stories that comes with the vehicles that I love to hear.
I'm almost crying here. My grandfather was a huge car guy. Letting him talk about his cars from when he was a child was always good to listen to and you could see he loved telling the story. I have his 1920 dodge.
Richard the 1960 Thunderbird you walked past is quite possibly a Holman and Moody 430 stick shift special made for NASCAR judging by the fact that they were the only 1960 Thunderbirds that came with 15 inch wheels and small dog dish hubcaps. Super rare.
@@snakecat586 yeah that too! I was thinking about all the memories he's had in that building over several decades and he knows those memories are coming to an end.
Love Richards interactions with the people his fans. Good to see him take time for them. Thanks for the years of content and knowledge you have bestowed upon us.
It’s brilliant! Over pay for 4 piles of shit so when he dies in 3 months his daughter will have a fire sale on everything else and he will empty that building for 15% of what it’s worth
Richard, my hat is off to you. Most people do not have the experience you do with investments. They don't know how or why you say the things you do at times. I just want to say the way you interacted with this man was pure class and not only is that the reason you walked away making some deals, but is also why he most definitely will be calling you back in the near future. Thank you for this awesome video.
Yes. Hats off. I noticed how after the old man spoke, Rawlings down regulated the boom in his voice to address the host. Then it was all "ye'sir" after that... Ya need people skills millennials!!
There's no way Richard ever makes it on time anywhere! He stops and gives EVERY fan some time. Says a lot about you!! These videos are great! Better than the show on that other channel...LOL
The best part of this whole show was when he called that old man sir the respect he showed was amazing I love it right now I will watch this show respectfully and and loyally after seeing that on his television show gas monkeys that was amazing amazing you don't get that kind of respect anymore today for these older people God-bless America
Great show I spent a year one-on-one with Howard Voight Ford executive between Henry Ford Jr and iacoca. He was the 57,58,and 59 hardtop retractable king. I also spent a day with Ed Muller and son at a concourse dealagance. Amazing collection. I love the fact that you go and or the old guys and girls contact you and deal it them directly. The history and story, blow my mind. Thank you for a wonderful experience. RIP Howard Rip Ed
This video was interesting in so many ways. This collection is so fascinating. The old gentleman was full of knowledge and wisdom. I would love to listen to his stories. I hope his kids sit down with him and video his stories. We are losing the best generation every. They experienced so much and had so little. ❤️❤️
The Kerahaw’s and the Newell’s built Montgomery. Both incredibly wealthy families. His knowledge was pretty impressive. I live about 30 miles from the Kershaw place.
Imagine walking up to a pantera and the guy that bought it new is standing right next to you😳 the collection is almost as impressive as the stories this man has for each of the cars!! Incredible!
That old man is my cousin. He took me for a ride in that Pantera at 135mph at 2am when the car was new. I was 18 and had never been that fast in a car.
Yeah and the disrespect of offering 1 million for the building land and all contents. That’s a 10-20 million dollar property. That restoration 1913 train is worth over 250k as is
I respect Richard for revealing prices paid on vehicles where so many others like Dennis refuses to disclose which makes me believe he’s rapping these owners!
dont forget early gas monkeys when dennis ripped richard off for a rare corvette or the sneaky way he got the ferarri f40 out of richard in my opinion richards the more honest of the 2 but both have extensive knowledge but too dennis everythings money money money pity his money didnt get him a better plastic surgeon lmaooo hes a vain man but both make good watching but gmg is best
Wow not gonna lie, hearing the gentleman talking brought tears to my eyes. He sounds just like my grandpa did, especially the way his voice comes and goes.
Lots of very interesting vehicles. Most places you have gone may only have a few decent cars mixed in with scrap. This is probably one of your best series so far. Look forward to part 2
@@wileecoyote5749 ive heard those stories many many times. I've also heard the stories from the old man at the bar and the elderly couple next door. The greatest generation got to do and get away with some crazy shit!
Great video..loved listening to this gentleman talk about the history of everything inside the warehouse and such a great collection of automotive engineering
Guaranteed great content when Richard meets up with a passionate car collector like this gentleman. Nice to capture and forever "save" the knowledge of some of these old timers like Mr. Kershaw. Thanks Richard you're the best ...
I remember watching your first shows and toy were wheeling and dealing for a few thousand. Now you are ready to drop a million. It's been cool to watch your evolution Richard.
For anyone who loves cars, this really is the best type of show a person can watch. The history and the documentary type story are Golden. Thank You Richard and crew.
Reminds me of when I went to Tennessee back in the early 90’s and seen the Smokey Mountains, Dollywood and Floyd Garrett’s car museum which had absolutely ridiculous muscle car era low mileage off the showroom floor cars. It was a bit insane 30 years ago. I can’t even imagine if it’s all still there now.
It's closing richard should go buy there especially the 70 red on red Cheverlle ss 454 matching number with under 500 miles and all factors plastic still on it never titled to anyone
Very impressive collection. I just kept thinking “old money”. I’d say somewhat suspicious that RV/limo vehicle was based on the Toranado and so was the GMC Motorhome in the 70’s. His Daddy was a genius.
Richard you are a lucky man that was a privilege. Most people have Never seen that collection. I am From Montgomery and my family have known Mr Kershaw a long time and none of us have seen this collection this is the first time . Mr.Kershaw is a good and highly respected man in Montgomery. Wish I could have seen this collection in person. Way cool love your show sense the beginning on TV never miss an episode keep it up and good luck.
So aggravated that TH-cam just recommended this video 😡!! Man, the way you and Mr. Kershaw interacted, love it! Nothing like seeing two different generations appreciation over super cool vehicles! Priceless!! Love this!!
I have been watching gas monkey since it first started in the small garage wen Arron and Richard use to stay in the garage all night to finish cars I'm a huge fan and I always will be love you guys keep the videos coming. Love the show Al the way from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪
This was a great episode! You really brought out some great stories about some rare and incredible rides and even some trains! Can't wait to see if he actually sells you the building and everything in it because I know RR would have a field day fixing everything in it and maybe even opening a GMG 2 🤣
Yeah he definitely will be down with the million and some for the whole building after some calculative thinking. Richard being a total class interacting with that elderly gentleman.
And, it's sure much,much more cool to travel inside it, instead of that Mercedes van. Remember,the van IS still a van, that RV WAS MADE for traveling with style!!! Wouldn't it be cool to upgrade the moving gear to more modern, while keeping the outside as is ?
I'm with you Richard, love the old building! Wonderful Gentleman and his entire collection!!!!! Loved hearing his stories and yours!! I delivered papers and part of my route included 6 car dealerships.😉👌✌🇨🇦
I share all the kudos for Mr Kershaw. You have to remember he is a business man. Knows the value of his vehicles. Doesn't hesitate to say a firm NO. But, at his age, he wants the cars go to someone who can appreciate them as he does. To give a young man a chance. Also, Richard is a business man, who knows the values and won't overpay. Touche! A great, respectful, transaction. When Richard isn't horseing, you can hear the respect.....so......KUDOS........Richard!!
Question for you Richard you seem very respectful towards this man....is that respect just for the camera or is that you real life. ive watched you for years building cars its awesome seeing how far youve came
Richard that was awesome some really cool cars amazing place and story your a class act treating the old gentleman with respect while still negotiating Right on brother hope you get it all
Wow this is cool, he had my Dad and I out 25+ yrs ago when I was a kid. At the time he had a yellow 1935 Duesenberg Speedster "Mormon Meteor". I was only a little kid, but I'll never forget that car. Beautiful ride. Think he later sold it at Pebble Beach. But looks almost the same in there as I remember it, Mr. Kershaw is a really nice guy. Thanks for posting this, great trip down memory lane
Great to see and hear these old boys that went through the greatest automotive Evelotion in history and it's great to see guy's like Richard showing the public. What's important is getting all those cars out of a warehouse and either on the road or in a car museum
Throw out the budget, you gotta pick only 1 car from this ENTIRE collection, which one are you going with?
*after the roadtrip* Definitely the Sprinter Van 😂 - the camera team
That man said 1 Million ! 😬
Still watching
I live in Troy 30 minutes away from Montgomery, hope you guys enjoyed the visit and you guys are awesome !!!
390 Fairlane..blk on blk mmmmmmmmm
What I love about Richard is despite his loudness and silliness he has true respect for his elders and that's what the younger generation need to learn.
I agree 100%
He still has a tendency to cut the man off mid sentence and inject his own opinion / judgement which is unnecessary.
@@urbanurchin5930 I haven't noticed that. But isn't that part of engaging with that car, showing you have some interest in it?
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Ya have to do that in that situation with some people, otherwise they'll tell ya their life story, and you'll be their all day.
The older generation needs to learn to respect the younger generations as well. Just because you guys lived before us, doesn’t mean we aren’t people too.
This youtube channel is the best thing to happen for gas monkey and their fans. Me included.... Such a genuine look at Richard and the adventures he gets to take. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching! We can truly say that we have a fan base unlike any other. Y'all are what we do it for (... and the free beer) 🤘🔥
That's right, I'm from Puerto Rico and is cool to see the program. And I see the people in USA talking shit , about him .
@@GasMonkeyGarage Hey we love the program in Puerto Rico I wish to take my bike to gas monkey for a restauration. Men try to make all the program in Spanish, they are a couple of program not in Spanish, please.
I hope discovery gets the message that people like real stuff and not the crap they produce.
Richard, you are normaly a bit louder but this gentleman is talking so silent so you talk also more gentle. A big sign of respect and empathy.
You have my respect 👊
Richard, I am very proud of you, you were extremely respectful with the Gentleman, he kind of reminded me of my Dad, who I lost Jan 10, 2014 , thanks for saving these works of art, so that generations to come can enjoy them , God bless
Big respect to the old man.. knows the history of everything in his shop. Hope my memory is that good when if I make it to his age.. amazing 🤩
yes but that last minuet when he asked the woman if it was ok gives me the feeling his family is pressuring him to get rid of everything and they really dont care except for a few cars. like that t-bird
Plot twist, he’s 62 and just lived hard
@@jdd1979 and 5 packs a day
@@jdd1979 he sounds like Bane
I hope he would know vehicle that's in his building. He's been in that building for a long time. It's the stories that comes with the vehicles that I love to hear.
The old man took time to show this guy his collection with his health like that? What a trooper.
Last of the True...🍻
Them guys were cut from a different cloth, if our ancestors were alive today.. they'd be working circles around us!!
I'm almost crying here. My grandfather was a huge car guy. Letting him talk about his cars from when he was a child was always good to listen to and you could see he loved telling the story. I have his 1920 dodge.
That custom econline motor home is amazing! I absolutely love it. That must be restored to its original glory.
Love the respect shown to elders. Great episode Monkeys! The stories that man can tell with all he has seen in his lifetime…wow!
I was about to say the same thing
Exactly
Richard the 1960 Thunderbird you walked past is quite possibly a Holman and Moody 430 stick shift special made for NASCAR judging by the fact that they were the only 1960 Thunderbirds that came with 15 inch wheels and small dog dish hubcaps. Super rare.
I wasn’t aware of Holman/Moody portion of the T Bird but I would have stopped and learned for sure. Whatta beauty.
It's too bad we all have to get old. Tearing up a little bit for this gentleman. 😪
Sounds like he has Emphysema
That’s what I fear the most in life. Getting old and slowly dying. Not being able to move like I can now. Terrifies me.
@@snakecat586 yeah that too! I was thinking about all the memories he's had in that building over several decades and he knows those memories are coming to an end.
He enjoyed life and I bet still does, we should all be so lucky.
What a great older gentleman, lovely to see Richard being humble…
I bet you made that man very happy by showing his collection. Good job Richard! I bet he has many more stories about those cars.
Yep, and he's gonna immortalized on a famous TH-cam channel for the rest of time. Awesome 👌
Love Richards interactions with the people his fans. Good to see him take time for them. Thanks for the years of content and knowledge you have bestowed upon us.
You’re a good man for being so evenhanded with him. I think you’re both winning on those deals.
It’s brilliant! Over pay for 4 piles of shit so when he dies in 3 months his daughter will have a fire sale on everything else and he will empty that building for 15% of what it’s worth
The fact that most of the cars are in almost perfect to best condition is absolutely amazing
Richard, my hat is off to you. Most people do not have the experience you do with investments. They don't know how or why you say the things you do at times. I just want to say the way you interacted with this man was pure class and not only is that the reason you walked away making some deals, but is also why he most definitely will be calling you back in the near future. Thank you for this awesome video.
No proof you wear a hat
@@wileecoyote5749 BEEP BEEP....gone!
What ???
He baited him right in to the big pitch. U could see him getting excited cuz he wasn't hanging around on 1 car he was like this one and this one lol
Yes. Hats off.
I noticed how after the old man spoke,
Rawlings down regulated the boom in his voice to address the host.
Then it was all "ye'sir" after that...
Ya need people skills millennials!!
Best side of Richard Rawlings. Love to see you work more with Wayne Carini. Passing down history of the best automobiles
There's no way Richard ever makes it on time anywhere! He stops and gives EVERY fan some time. Says a lot about you!! These videos are great! Better than the show on that other channel...LOL
Sounds like you want to bum Richturd he obviously watches and learns from a certain Mr D Colin’s
The best part of this whole show was when he called that old man sir the respect he showed was amazing I love it right now I will watch this show respectfully and and loyally after seeing that on his television show gas monkeys that was amazing amazing you don't get that kind of respect anymore today for these older people God-bless America
I love that he got more quiet to respect him and listen to his stories
I don't Love Texas but that's a good thing they are taught there. Yes Sir.
This gentleman was awesome and super knowledgeable about his collection, and I love the amount of respect Richard gave him.
Great show I spent a year one-on-one with Howard Voight Ford executive between Henry Ford Jr and iacoca. He was the 57,58,and 59 hardtop retractable king. I also spent a day with Ed Muller and son at a concourse dealagance. Amazing collection.
I love the fact that you go and or the old guys and girls contact you and deal it them directly. The history and story, blow my mind. Thank you for a wonderful experience.
RIP Howard
Rip Ed
This video was interesting in so many ways. This collection is so fascinating. The old gentleman was full of knowledge and wisdom. I would love to listen to his stories. I hope his kids sit down with him and video his stories. We are losing the best generation every. They experienced so much and had so little. ❤️❤️
My thoughts exactly. Document it all in this digital age kids!
The Kerahaw’s and the Newell’s built Montgomery. Both incredibly wealthy families. His knowledge was pretty impressive. I live about 30 miles from the Kershaw place.
Imagine walking up to a pantera and the guy that bought it new is standing right next to you😳 the collection is almost as impressive as the stories this man has for each of the cars!! Incredible!
That old man is my cousin. He took me for a ride in that Pantera at 135mph at 2am when the car was new. I was 18 and had never been that fast in a car.
@@alanlund8573 how cool is that!!
Yeah and the disrespect of offering 1 million for the building land and all contents. That’s a 10-20 million dollar property. That restoration 1913 train is worth over 250k as is
I respect Richard for revealing prices paid on vehicles where so many others like Dennis refuses to disclose which makes me believe he’s rapping these owners!
dont forget early gas monkeys when dennis ripped richard off for a rare corvette or the sneaky way he got the ferarri f40 out of richard in my opinion richards the more honest of the 2 but both have extensive knowledge but too dennis everythings money money money pity his money didnt get him a better plastic surgeon lmaooo hes a vain man but both make good watching but gmg is best
The only think Dennis revealed were the hundred dollar bills that he gave the little kids.
That's how that dennis guy makes his money by ripping others!
I could listen to this guy's stories all day. To bad he doesn't have a younger family member who was interested in keeping his collection.
*Too
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Two... lol
Too 2 to
I'm willing to put myself up for adoption. I'm 59 and house broke already!
Love seeing Richard on the road having a good time with the people.
I apreciate the way you treat that Man, Thanks Richard...
Respect to the old guy for sharing with us his memories. Kudos to whoever cleaned up the audio.
i love these types of videos! Im so glad you guys are doing this and not the tv stuff anymore
I love this collection. From the Pantera to the Econoline. So many wonderful vehicles.
Absolutely LOVE the pit stop at the tourist trap. It adds (real life) travel to your trips.
Great episode! Whoever edits these Vlogs is doing a great job! Richard give that person a cold one!!!
Wow not gonna lie, hearing the gentleman talking brought tears to my eyes. He sounds just like my grandpa did, especially the way his voice comes and goes.
That rv thing is one of the coolest I’ve ever saw. I would love to buy that and rebuild it all.
That cool old warehouse reminds me of the movie "Christine"
Wow, I've passed that building many times in my life and I never would have thought that was in there.....nice
Fantastic episode. And Richard is such a gentleman. Kudos to the film crew. This may be your best work ever. Woooooo !
You mean other than you can’t hear 50 percent of the people on camera?
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I love that the old fella knows all the history and stories of these things. And Richard soaking all of it up!
That is one heck of a collection he has, I hope to see it again soon.
Lots of very interesting vehicles. Most places you have gone may only have a few decent cars mixed in with scrap. This is probably one of your best series so far. Look forward to part 2
I bet that man has some stories to tell! I hope we get to hear from him again soon!
How about talking to your parents,grandparents?
@@wileecoyote5749 ive heard those stories many many times.
I've also heard the stories from the old man at the bar and the elderly couple next door.
The greatest generation got to do and get away with some crazy shit!
Great video..loved listening to this gentleman talk about the history of everything inside the warehouse and such a great collection of automotive engineering
The stories are great! Thanks for showing all of this to us! What a history!
Guaranteed great content when Richard meets up with a passionate car collector like this gentleman. Nice to capture and forever "save" the knowledge of some of these old timers like Mr. Kershaw. Thanks Richard you're the best ...
I remember watching your first shows and toy were wheeling and dealing for a few thousand. Now you are ready to drop a million. It's been cool to watch your evolution Richard.
This is the most amazing barn find collection video I have ever watched, and I have watched a lot of these.
Such a sweet ol feller..
Hope to see him back on again Richard
For anyone who loves cars, this really is the best type of show a person can watch. The history and the documentary type story are Golden. Thank You Richard and crew.
Richard.....I love it....appreciate showing this content....love the history and the respect shown to that gentleman 👏.....keep it coming
That was a great video. Very fun to watch. Love your interaction with the owner. Peace
Reminds me of when I went to Tennessee back in the early 90’s and seen the Smokey Mountains, Dollywood and Floyd Garrett’s car museum which had absolutely ridiculous muscle car era low mileage off the showroom floor cars. It was a bit insane 30 years ago. I can’t even imagine if it’s all still there now.
It's closing richard should go buy there especially the 70 red on red Cheverlle ss 454 matching number with under 500 miles and all factors plastic still on it never titled to anyone
I could listen to that old man all day everyday!!
Very impressive collection. I just kept thinking “old money”. I’d say somewhat suspicious that RV/limo vehicle was based on the Toranado and so was the GMC Motorhome in the 70’s. His Daddy was a genius.
As was the Clarke Cortez motorhome
Richard you are a lucky man that was a privilege. Most people have Never seen that collection. I am From Montgomery and my family have known Mr Kershaw a long time and none of us have seen this collection this is the first time . Mr.Kershaw is a good and highly respected man in Montgomery. Wish I could have seen this collection in person. Way cool love your show sense the beginning on TV never miss an episode keep it up and good luck.
That was a cool building and a lot of great cars. Update would be great to see what else you got. Hopefully the building and everything
So aggravated that TH-cam just recommended this video 😡!! Man, the way you and Mr. Kershaw interacted, love it! Nothing like seeing two different generations appreciation over super cool vehicles! Priceless!! Love this!!
Now that was pretty cool 😎. The gentleman knew what he had for sure. Can't wait to see the segment on your next stop.
I could watch finds like this all day everyday.
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That store owner would of been a solid guy to network with ahh man! Hopefully he can link up with you in the near future 🇺🇸
I have been watching gas monkey since it first started in the small garage wen Arron and Richard use to stay in the garage all night to finish cars I'm a huge fan and I always will be love you guys keep the videos coming. Love the show Al the way from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪
The stories were cool! Knowing the history of the cars made them that much more valuable. Plus, I’d like to have an alligator on my dash!! 🐊👍
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I feel like that store awesome! So much personality in such a small area.
Man that black 2 door fairlane was nice
This was a great episode! You really brought out some great stories about some rare and incredible rides and even some trains! Can't wait to see if he actually sells you the building and everything in it because I know RR would have a field day fixing everything in it and maybe even opening a GMG 2 🤣
Yeah he definitely will be down with the million and some for the whole building after some calculative thinking. Richard being a total class interacting with that elderly gentleman.
Richard caught himself dropping an F-bomb LOL 48:16
Love the raw lighting and building transferred great on film. Cheers.
^This comment tho 🥺. Thanks man!
The old man has great stories.
Mr Rawlings is the true meaning of "Hustle". His passion in cars and making money is motivation to me and my business.
That big custom RV is insanely cool!!!
And, it's sure much,much more cool to travel inside it, instead of that Mercedes van.
Remember,the van IS still a van, that RV WAS MADE for traveling with style!!!
Wouldn't it be cool to upgrade the moving gear to more modern, while keeping the outside as is ?
@@DuneRunnerEnterprises Modern chassis with a Cummins?? My dream ride!!
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Oh, might be.
Or ,get a Hellcat engine in it 8))))
Idk how this Channel doesnt have Millions of Subs already. It deserves way more, i enjoy this as much if not more than the TV Series
I'm with you Richard, love the old building!
Wonderful Gentleman and his entire collection!!!!!
Loved hearing his stories and yours!! I delivered papers and part of my route included 6 car dealerships.😉👌✌🇨🇦
I share all the kudos for Mr Kershaw. You have to remember he is a business man. Knows the value of his vehicles. Doesn't hesitate to say a firm NO. But, at his age, he wants the cars go to someone who can appreciate them as he does. To give a young man a chance. Also, Richard is a business man, who knows the values and won't overpay. Touche! A great, respectful, transaction. When Richard isn't horseing, you can hear the respect.....so......KUDOS........Richard!!
What a great episode. Amazing story. Keep up the great shows!
Love how Richard’s shadow follows him around it’s so cute
Great episode , man he had a big Collection 💪🏼
Big time respect for Richard! Always representing Texas with integrity and class!
Good stuff Richard! Love the Warehouse finds!
Such an awesome platform for the Monkey King !! No commercials and awesome car knowledge.
I thought having a project car was bad but this guy has a whole train as a project 😮 massive respect i wish i could meet his dad aswell
The stop in Louisiana was golden. Appreciate the Mississippi shout out.
This was a awesome video richard! I love it so much history. It's amazing the things that happend and people did before all the technology.
Super cool find!! Every time you meet older guys you are always so respectful... Love It!
As a trucker I felt your pain with nothing being open, nobody wants to work 3rd shift
Question for you Richard you seem very respectful towards this man....is that respect just for the camera or is that you real life. ive watched you for years building cars its awesome seeing how far youve came
Richard that was awesome some really cool cars amazing place and story your a class act treating the old gentleman with respect while still negotiating Right on brother hope you get it all
It ’s a miracle that there ’s something amazing like this.
With out a doubt, I would have that '66 Oldsmobile in a heart beat 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wow this is cool, he had my Dad and I out 25+ yrs ago when I was a kid. At the time he had a yellow 1935 Duesenberg Speedster "Mormon Meteor". I was only a little kid, but I'll never forget that car. Beautiful ride. Think he later sold it at Pebble Beach. But looks almost the same in there as I remember it, Mr. Kershaw is a really nice guy. Thanks for posting this, great trip down memory lane
Chris’s Hot Dogs in Montgomery, Alabama. One of the oldest restaurants in town and the best hot dog ever
You’ll be back in a few years to clean up the rest. Great collection and what a cool old man. What an honor it would be to hear some of them stories!
That is 1 hell of a Collection an so many great Cars i would have watch this 10 times again to even begin to decide on 1
Really enjoyed this, so much better than the scripted TV show 👌
Great to see and hear these old boys that went through the greatest automotive Evelotion in history and it's great to see guy's like Richard showing the public. What's important is getting all those cars out of a warehouse and either on the road or in a car museum
I believe that if it’s out there and worth anything (or not). Richard will find it!!
You can too if you make effort and not watch video's
It was more of a compliment to Richard than I poor me. I do just fine my friend. And I watch videos. Idiot
@@wileecoyote5749 aren’t you a little ray of sunshine today? 🙂
Brings back good memories of being a little kid listening to my grandfather's stories.
You can tell when Richard goes from caring about you to caring about taking your cars lol