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#PreWarCars #Casey #vinwiki - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
It's the family that makes car enthusiasm special. Every time that I see a 1961 Impala two door, my first response is to call my Dad to tell him about it. Dad died twenty years ago.
i totally understand that. I think about my father every time a see a Peugeot 404. At one point i even bought a nice black one, red interior with white dash and steering wheel. An peach of a car in really good condition. But the experience wasn't as good as the memory. Better let memories be.
I have the same thing with my grandfather and 40 fords....he passes away a couple years back....still take a pic of everyone I see for him
My grandfather had one and then he bought a 1964 Ford Galaxie (that my parents drove for their honeymoon). I wish I knew where that car is now. My parents had a 1969 Mustang fastback but then I came along and they chose a 1978 Ford Grenada
1961 Impalas are beautiful. I can totally understand. There's a car show in my city in Oz at the moment and I saw one yesterday.
My grandpa has a 1923 and a 1926 Dodge Brothers, both touring cars. He's had the 1923 since the 80s. I remember driving around in it with him. I learned how to drive them last summer. I totally understand Casey's story here!
This is probably one of Casey’s best stories. This makes me miss the america I grew up in and still glad that my little town in the country hasn’t gotten to 2023. We still have people riding horses through town.
Thanks and sounds like a cool town!
That's awesome, where is that roughly speaking? I live in an area where one of the neighbors is a pastor at local church and he rides his horse there, along with a few other folks that go to the church. It's pretty interesting and rare to see
He’s such a good guy and heavily underrated
I’d ask where this is cause that’s a dream town, but I’d also rather not. Once word is out that’ll be the next shit hole. Enjoy your slice of Heaven! It sounds dreamy
@@goosenotmaverick1156 I’m in south central Virginia. Pretty great little spot.
My uncle has a 1927 Buick in original unrestored condition that he drives often. Paint and the seats look a little rough, but otherwise it’s beautiful. He used to say he was going to put a sign in it that says, “This IS your grandpa’s Buick!” 😂
This is what cars are all about. Sharing them with your loved ones. I still remember driving to cars shows with my dad. Thanks for this story, Casey.
Only Casey after this title
Casey, buddy, spoken like a father, I felt that deep in my heart man, that got me. As a car guy that now has a family, with two small kiddos, some of those memories are worth more money than any of us could ever make in a lifetime
Ed is a good influence on you Casey. Your stories on VIN Wiki are always compelling.
Happy New Year everyone! What are your automotive goals and resolutions for 2023?
Make it through this year with no payments because I just paid my car off for Christmas! Let the income flow in and stay in!!
Buy a car that doesn't break every 5 minutes 😂
Stay far away from bad drivers. I dont feel too safe after watching last years "Best of JustRolledIn". :D
Get more students jobs from doing Genius Garage
My resolution is to finish rebuilding my ATV, by myself, by the end of February. While it seems like an easy project, which it is. The challenge for me is doing it with Parkinsons' disease. It's not about proving what I can do to others, it's about proving to myself that I can do it!
What a gorgeous old car! I can attest to the spending time with family and having that special 'car' thing to make memories with. My Dad had a Datsun 280ZX, and I will always love that car and remember that car. No other colour aside from the speckled/glittered burnt orange will do, either. We used to cruise around the neighborhood looking for the ice cream man. Even better when he picked me up from school in it!
He traded it in for a silver Porche 911 Targa, with one of those convertible tops. I still haven't forgiven him for it!
u know with all the tool we got on the net today. you can go find his old car and buy it back! people do that !
@@markk3453 ive thought about it at times,very tempting when I miss it, but he’d not be able to drive it much now, and i don’t have a garage! Either scenario would be cruel to the car :(
All that car needs someone to dress up in 30's style and go around, that would seem fun.
Casey this is so authentic, I would with all due respect, make slightly smaller wooden steering wheel and shorten the gearshift. So that you can fit perfect, nobody will think you are bad person if the shifter is 5cm shorter or 5cm smaller diameter steering wheel.
That’s a good idea!
I want to change the angle of the steering shaft and box, but will have to drill the frame to do so
@@CaseyPutsch Think it this way, original engineers of the car never thought that it would even exist ~90 years later.The thing that someone is trying to further re engineer and use the car in 2023 is amazing. Moving front seat row inch backwards must be too much of a hassle?
@@CaseyPutsch Na, try a smaller wheel first, then you don't need to make any permanent changes. As for shortening the gear stick, I bet that was done in period reasonably often anyway. Keep the bit you lop off, it can always be TIG welded back on so well that no one would ever know. Lovely car by the way and so well made that your daughter could hand it down to her children. Now, wouldn't that be something?
This reminds me that what we appreciate is more important than what is appreciating on the market or what other people appreciate. Casey is nailing this one. The memories that are collected by the history of this car and the future he and his family will have in it are bigger than the dollar amount for the purchase. Truth is he has an opportunity to care for and enjoy a work of art from a world before it really lost its innocence. For the cost of a new car you would trade in four years it's a steal and a privilege.
My dad has a 1929 Buick that's been in our family for 60 years very similar to the one you've purchased loved hearing a story about a car so familiar!
My late father started buying and restoring pre-forties cars right after WWII when it had yet to become a rich man's hobby. I remember as a kid being driven to grade school by my Mom in a gorgeous red late thirties Studebaker convertible. Or riding in the rumble seat of a 1926 Wills Sainte Claire with my sister. Casey you will undoubtably create some great memories for your child in that big old Buick.
It absolutely beautiful. I love that you are using it to make wonderful memories with your family.
Nice to see Casey having a good time with a vintage car. Discovered Caseys various projects and NPO during 2020 lockdown (7 months in melbourne) was great to follow his genius garage and own channel. Made life a little less terrible.
4:48 the 1931 was the first year for an 8 cylinder Buick but the first Buick with overhead valves was the 1898 one-off that W built for David Buick at the Buick Vim and Power Co.
I haven't watched A Casey Putsch video since that Lyken Bring a Trailer fiasco
You’re dead right Casey, it’s all about building those memories. Some of the best family times we’ve had are packing the kids and dogs into our ‘71 Ltd convertible, play some ‘70’s music and cruise into the sunset.
Why is Casey dressed as a 12 year old girl selling pretzels 🥨 in Denmark in the 40's?
Ok… this IS legit is funniest insult ever! Well done sir. Well done.
Wasn't meant to be an insult at all. I said it to myself and chuckled, thought it was funny enough to share. Seriously, Case I'm a bug fan, I have been subscribed to your channel for years. Everything you've done at Genious Garage is amazing. I'm pumped I was funny enough that it got your attention
@@geoffreyweber9234 Genuinely hilarious and intelligent. Even got Ed to laugh and send me a screen shot (and that is a first)!
I'm honored, for real. Thanks Ed and Casey. Happiest of 2023 to you both.
Great story. I bought a Model A a few years ago. Loved working on it and driving it some - no where near as nice as Casey's Buick in this story, but still fun.
Hell yeah, longtime subscriber of Casey, excellent video.
I love Casey and his weird (humble and wholesome) ventures.
Every since I saw a 38 Buick with a straight eight I fell in love with the concept of an in-line eight cylinder overhead cam engine. I have not seen one ever since, but they still intrigued me
In my unexpert opinion, this man got this car for a steal. I would have expected the value of this to be much higher
Nah. He paid what it was worth. At the time. To him.
@@joshuagibson2520 true, but I would have expected a car of this age, to fetch a much higher price just based on natural attrition and rarity
i lobe this little story your kids gonna have some great memories of this car with this mom and dad
great story and very true about family memories! its funny to hear Casey say that its the easiest car to up keep!
Beautiful!!!! The car is nice too! 👍🇨🇦
My all time dream car is a 1932 Packard Deluxe Eight 5 passenger Victoria Coupe! I briefly owned the Standard Eight version around 10 years ago.
Beautiful story, Beautiful Family, Beautiful Car. Not going to lie the idea of doing this same thing makes me tear up. Thank you 🙏
Great car story. Loved it. Thanks for sharing.
That is a great decision to keep that car Casey. If I lived in your town and saw your wife in the back, I would expect her to wave like the queen!
It’s nice that this Buick ended up in the hands of a person that understands it like Casey.
I wish that Casey could be more gentle with people online. We are all on the planet together and especially the people that subscribe to automotive channels, we are not that different.
Peace and happy new year to all.
And it’s going to be a good day! Thanks Ed for another Casey story! Dude is in my top5 vinwiki story tellers
:)
Change sch to Z.
@@AZBEEMR Go back to your room and be quiet grandpa.
@@darksu6947 PUTZ clever is not your forté.
@@AZBEEMR I'll put you in a cheap nursing home if you don't be quiet.
For years I've said that with the long wheel base of Buick in this era, and the "ginger bread"(sparkly bits), it's all the look of a Packard for a fraction of the cost.
I've wanted one of these forever, but not quite enough to sell my high milage 996 Turbo for one.
Pre-war cars are like steam trains. They're just lovely.
I'm jealous you have a vehicle that doesn't bing and bong every time you open the door.
Love this car, unique and beautiful 😍. Love listening to Casey and his stories like this
It's history and it shows us what our early evolution was like. Cars that are this old they're truly pieces of history, there's just no other good way to describe it, but other cars that people are enthusiasts of. Even if you're not a car person, it's not just a car. When they're this old. It is truly art
It looks like a baby Duesenberg in some angles I’m glad your into the pre war stuff your not the only one I’m a millennial and love the pre war era
I'm looking forward to seeing that car this summer at the show in downtown Perrysburg
Dad daily drove a 26' T touring and mom daily drove a 29' A town sedan. In NH, year round.
Love stories from Casey.
What a great idea, something completely unique for you to share!
I am of the same generation and I love to see that someone my age loves a pre-war car. I want a Ford Model A Tudor so badly, weird but true. I am also from North West Ohio and I would love to see your Buick!
That car is freaking coooool
This story really makes me want a 30s car to go with my 30s tractors. I love my tractors obviously, but I love the idea of having something this old to take the family to shows and stuff.
That guy is a bad ass
I thought this was hoovies garage when I saw the title
Truly a great story...awsome ride
Casey, please tell me you're gonna take this to the Stan Hywet Father's Day car show in Akron. It is a perfect fit.
Very cool, I enjoyed that quite a bit. Thank you
That's beautiful😍
Lovely family story. My son was born I was driving a Ford probe GT manual. Reminded me of a Ferrari 😂. I bought an accord wagon, then a Mazda 6 wagon, now a Prius V wagon. I wonder if he will get a wagon later in life 😂
Beautiful car! Enjoy the memories it brings you!
If im not mistaken i had a brief chat with Casey a couple years back in one of his cars at a red light on door street In toledo ohio! I noticed his vinwiki sticker on the car 😃
My mum’s idea of a family car was her Mercedes’ 380SL that she used to take me out in and drive super fast on the freeway.
That is worth every penny!
What a piece of history!
Beautiful car! As someone in their 40s I agree with everything you said about this time period vehicle.
Great story and a beautiful classy car. Cars of this era were made to be worked on at home so if it ever breaks down you should be able to get it going. The only hard part is finding parts. Please keep that wonderful Buick engine going and don't swap in a Chevy V8.
I think one of the greatest draws of a time machine like this is that it is a pointer back to when our beloved country was forever optimistic. We had come out of WWI as victors, ‘doughboys done good’ and the evil specters of vehicular emissions pollution and collective guilt weren’t much of a thing. The country also hadn’t yet lost its innocence…we hadn’t used unthinkable weapons on civilians in Japan yet and likewise hadn’t had the jarring and horribly traumatizing assassination of JFK occur yet. it was also a time before the Great Depression, so a time when the US could afford to be isolationist and even somewhat imperial overseas.
Congrats on finding your time machine, Casey. May it transport you to a much simpler time every time you pull it out of the garage.
Cheers! 🖖😎👍
You probably don't have to worry about an EMP attack.
FYI, ALL Buicks, since 1903, have overhead valves.
'30 Model A coupe is my dream car!
That is an absolutely beautiful it will be like Buick makes some beautiful cars in their day I'm a Buick fan
Great video I really enjoyed it. I'm not sure if it was the single malt Scotch that I'm sipping on or the content of said video either way 🙃
That is a beautiful piece of history.
Great story, thanks Casey
That is a BEAUTIFUL Buick!!!
Match baby in a Vintage Marschler carriage.
I thought his family car was that pos Mondial
I love hearing from Casey. The man has introduced so many young kids to racing and cars. His love and enthusiasm for automotive history is infectious.
Mr. Casey Putsch is one of them, how you say it... i am glad i found him at 11k. Guy has not changed. Personally i think he is one of them TH-camrs that is like a bank of knowledge and I am glad i found him. Thank you. very entertaining, very knowledgeable, win all around.
Should Eds New Year’s resolution for the channel should be to ditch the intro? I know im only one guy, but it doesn’t really seem to serve a purpose these days when we know what channel a video is from just by reading the title
Worth considering.
(Swap out the steering column)
Yeah it is a gorgeous car I am pretty much a person who's a historian on that period 60 years old and I've loved those cars my whole life and if I would have picked when it be a 31 through 33 Cadillac V16 and I'm not putting down your car at all that's a very nice Carla fan of all the old dues and birds the old Lincoln's obviously the aacd company Auburn cord Duesenberg but your car is a doozy
As soon as I saw pre war I knew it was a Casey story
I'm not old enough to appreciate this car but I love it!!!
Every time I see a car like this it makes me think of my grandpa. He used to take me to see cars like this when I was young. I really miss going to these car shows with my pap.
Edit: I just remembered how much my grandma hated these (she said they smell).
that sweater looks comfy af
you made the right choice. gorgeous car and family.
"no one my age appreciates these cars" bullshit. I'll be 49 in a week I love 30s cars.` swooping fenders, massive head lights. 20s cars were still pretty crude machines, 40s and up were stamped out by machines, but 30s cars are works of ART.
btw love the family thing. buddy of mine is doing something similar with his daughter and flat fender jeep.
Casey, the technical term is “Tub” :)
You bought a gorgeous machine for $25,000.00. The rest is what you paid for that gorgeous paint. Well done! Use it!
I knew it was either Doug or Casey 😂
Why did I know who the story teller was before I even clicked on the video 😂
really wholesome video
Leave it to Casey to start a family and follow it up by a series of nonsensical, borderline ruinous, financial decisions.
He's a lot better off than what he pretends.
@@darksu6947 Oh, interesting. I appreciate his modesty in that case.
@@atticus6572 His first car was a Viper. You can tell from some of his stories that he's loaded but he very subtly flexes. He's has the attitude of "I'm rich, I have nice stuff, what's it to you?"
Given the man's hairline, his wife must really love him.
I wonder if if he uses lead substitute in it
And he's right...
1931 Fleetwood roadster = Mercedes Benz AMG
Yeah CASEY!!
I just couldn’t drive a car like that. I’d feel like I was “putting on airs, pretentious “. I guess the Model A and Model T feel more like my “station “. Beautiful car though.
Did not see any 100 year old Buick in this vid
I feel bad for the first person to leave his high beams on heading in your direction
Is it still 6 V or has it been converted to 12 V?
6v
Superb content
Makes me want to start looking for my own pre war car
I'm a bicycle nerd.....is that a Schwinn S-30 URT in the background in your garage?
Used to have one, wish I never sold it.
S-96