Like so many others, I was also turned down for the latest round of Ford GT allocations. It would have made for a great flip once I figured out how to buy a $500k car. The new car does look great but I have never loved the 05-06 cars. As a car guy though, you can't deny the insane beauty of the original version. Great story Casey.
@Conor right!! My dad always loved the 05-06's right when they came out as well, and so did I. Being a car guru as a kid, I really did try to get him to buy one. I remember sending him forsale ads for them back when they just came out and were around 100k and I would include some cheesy motivational speech about buying dream cars in the attachment. I was always so stoked to talk about them with him because my dad was never truly a car guy, but he did and still does have a sweet spot for the Ford GT's and loved talking about them. Man, if I could go back in time and convince him to buy one now knowing how much they cost now. If I ever do win it big someday, one thing I would absolutely love is to buy my dad his own GT and get my mom's old red T/A back for her.
[. . . I was also turned down for the latest round of Ford GT allocations. It would have made for a great flip . . .] Ed, I think I see your problem. ;)
I did some autocross with the Mid-South region SCCA in the late 1990's. One beautiful Saturday race day morning, a guy showed up in a car that looked similar to the car in this video. However, it had a lovely patina and was an authentic GT-40, not a replica. The car belonged to a doctor who allowed his mechanic to autocross his car. The car was entered in at least three events that year. It was fantastic to see it run and now a great memory.
They were more like 2200-2400 in the 60’s, mind you, without A/C and not made of stainless (stainless is heavier than mild steel) assuming he had aluminium heads, I’ll be generous and say it was more of 2500-2600lbs. Still, with 500hp, it’ll rip.
@@SigTheSauceMan in the book “Racing in the Rain, my years with brilliant drivers, legendary sports cars, and a dedicated team.” By John Horsman regarding the weight of their three “lightweight” Gulf GT40’s for the 1968 Le Mans race, the weights were: P/1074 - 2,202.4lbs. , P/1075 - 2,233.3lbs, and P/1076 - 2,202.4lbs. In 1969 they were slightly heavier, closer to 2,260lbs. Cobras were heavier, but also cost a lot less than a GT40. The millions invested to make them light and strong. Of course the MkII’s were heavier with the 427 and larger parts to assist with the power and cooling.
Living most of my life in clemson sc, l have a friend, who is a retired radiologist. He loves cars, and back in the eighties he bought a gt 40 race car. It was the bubble roof dan gurney car, painted in the gulf livery. He bought it for 80k, sold it for 120k, and was very happy with his deal. Last time it went through Barrett Jackson, it sold for over a million.
Those GT-40 replicas are BA. There was a fellow that used to bring one (possibly also a Cav, but in Azure blue ) up to the Le Belle Macchine event in the Poconos in probably the mid-late 90s - early 2ks and would run it at the track. My recollection was that he had some modern tires he would run on presumably heritage-looking wheels but, on the straights at least, he would blow the doors off of everything short of F-40s on slicks, a Group 5 spec Pantera (by Hall), and the occasional Alfa Tipo 33/3. You definitely have to get into some pretty modern stuff before you'd find it's equal in mid-gear acceleration.
@Rusheen Bay101 the don't respond crap is also childish mentality because you started and argument and then wanna walk away. Maybe his bike isn't stock.
I was there when the car was autocrossed, with the Ohio Valley Region. We were just amazed that a GT40 showed up! GREAT noise!!! Still have some photos around somewhere...
I live in Tiffin, OH. I know exactly where CR-36 is and we still drive out there all the time! The old pic in front of what is now the Sabaidee Coffee Shop on S Sandusky St is very cool! Meet me at CR-36 ;) that ford gt would smoke my subie!
Casey is awesome, I see alot of me within him. I believe we could be the best of friends, tearing up old roads in two vipers. When will the Valet guy come back on?
lol Casey I literally must have just missed you on the Columbus car scene as I was in AZ for school 08-09, back in Ohio early 2010-2016. February of 16 I moved back to AZ. Great story bt and very cool car! I saw a real 68 I think GT40 The day before Ed came out to get his Lambo. It was sitting in a BMW dealer that just opened. I was in shock!
Damn those watches look cheap. I really hope when Ed says 'Find the watch that sends the message you want the world to see' he is suggesting at least blowing a few bucks more on a Seiko or Citizen or similar as an absolute minimum.
Some of my greatest memories of cars was going down to Nelson Lamborghini and seeing all the exotics. I remember before he got the Lamborghini license and being a dodge dealer I was sitting in the Burger King next door when I saw a flatbed trailer roll past with a brand new (back then) 92-93 viper. I ran out as fast as I could just to hear it start up. As I’m standing there at 14 years old salivating all over myself a guy next to me asks if I like it. Couldn’t speak and only shook my head with my jaw on the floor. Very genuinely the guy says yeah I kind of like them too, reaches his hand out and introduces himself “Hi I’m Greg Nelson.” Stunned even more cause now I’ve just met the owner of the guy with his name in a building.
In the late 1980’s at a family reunion at my uncles unfinished cabin in northern Minnesota I slept in my 1979 Mustang Indy Pace Car because my uncle snored like a freight train. The mosquitoes were very thick so I used my flashlight to attract and kill all of the mosquitoes in my car before going to sleep. I absolutely HATE mosquitoes!
Ive actually got wasted and had a bright red sports car ,slammed tinted after market everything loud exhaust and intakes, tinted taillights and HID headlights and foglamps . Just a cops catcher when I was sober but also a lady catcher lol and was 3 hours away from home never ever drank cause I liked to drive my car and would rather show off my car ?and spend all my money upgrading it) then party and I made this girl I just met sit with me outside the car all night ( was afraid to get a DUI if a cop showed up and we were sitting/sleeping in the car)till I sobered up to drive cause the girl told her friends I would drive her home so that was her ride they left , and Ill never forget the comments we got all night first from people drunk leaving the bar and going from one bar to another , then the random homeless/wonders walking around the sketchy area of downtown Providence Rhode Island. And I never left that car unattended unless I was stairing out the window at it and I was sloppy drunk and would not let her in the car also cause I was afraid she would puke one my expensive Bride racing seats and interior . She was so mad and all I did was talk about the car and what I had done to it and quarter mile times after each upgrade lmao . By the time the sun was coming up she was helping me spay wax the car with my new NANO wax and microfibers. In the end I spent the rest of the weekend at her house she shared with her roommates. Went from great,awful, amazing. That one car brought so many more memorable stories. My Mom called the car Christine after the steven king movie cause when I owned that car I was a cocky young guy that matched his clothes and sneakers to his car and let that car run my life. We won't even mention the 4 motors and 3 -5speed transmissions I put in it . I had a loan on the car and at the same time another loan for motors and transmissions that was bigger that the one I had to purchase the car and the car was 2 years old. But I would not change a thing . Even the fact I lost my license 4 times for 60 days and one time for 5 years. I was always the designated driver and everyone loved the car and had there own stories about it. And it was fast for the times. Not Honda civic fast I mean fast ,fast for the late 90's early 2000's. Car stories are the best stories. Casey and me I feel were one in the same growing up, Id love to hang with him . I can just relate we would've torn the world up in our teens/twentys ...responsibility......... as 2 cool young car guys could. Lol
I’ve had a Vincero watch for a year now and I have to say that for the less than 300 bucks price it is the best toughest watch I’ve ever owned. I saw the sponsor in the description and had to mention my experience.
I lost the front u-joint of my driveshaft at about 120mph in my 1966 Mustang GT. So lucky it didn't dig in and flip the car. Got away with a few tunnel dents and no other damage. Had a custom driveshaft built the next day.
I live in Tiffin, and the Clover Club bathroom is not some place i would want to have any conversation with someone. Its barely big enough for 2 adults to stand in.
Ahh nelson lamborghini. When i was a teenager i would drive up to cedar point in the summers and would always stop by nelson automotive to see the lambo inventory. Still have all the puctures i took. Weird to see the chrysler economy cars for sale in the lot next to Lamborghini's everywhere. Those were fun times.
Just to add a little balance re the transaxle story.. I have virtually the same motor, 330stroker and Audi gearbox in mine. I could not afford a Porsche GT Carrera box at the time.. Still cant, LOL. but have been using mine for nearly 20 years now with no problems at all. Limited spirited street driving but a lot of track days and events. And Yes i do cane it mercilessly.... I have a steel sandwich plate which stiffens up the centre bearing area and service the box every few years... Thats it. My box was As New when i acquired it but i really cant fault it at all.... Thanks for the entertaining video. I can totally relate to rolling up at The British Sports car show.. Have upset numerous Morgan and SHAGUAR owners over the years...
Casey is gonna be the coolest grandpa with all the best stories
Hope to have kids one day!
Like so many others, I was also turned down for the latest round of Ford GT allocations. It would have made for a great flip once I figured out how to buy a $500k car. The new car does look great but I have never loved the 05-06 cars. As a car guy though, you can't deny the insane beauty of the original version. Great story Casey.
Ed Bolian thanks Ed, those cars are a blast!
@@CaseyPutsch i love your stories and the original ford gt
@Conor right!! My dad always loved the 05-06's right when they came out as well, and so did I. Being a car guru as a kid, I really did try to get him to buy one. I remember sending him forsale ads for them back when they just came out and were around 100k and I would include some cheesy motivational speech about buying dream cars in the attachment. I was always so stoked to talk about them with him because my dad was never truly a car guy, but he did and still does have a sweet spot for the Ford GT's and loved talking about them. Man, if I could go back in time and convince him to buy one now knowing how much they cost now. If I ever do win it big someday, one thing I would absolutely love is to buy my dad his own GT and get my mom's old red T/A back for her.
[. . . I was also turned down for the latest round of Ford GT allocations. It would have made for a great flip . . .]
Ed, I think I see your problem. ;)
Clearly not shrewd enough for ford
Everyone loves Caseys story because he does what every car guy wants, and its usually really risky but it always works out in the end.
You would know
Do you verify his story
Thanks for another amazing story Casey. That was a very cool car.
more car less face... we just don't care about his face... unless it a girl...
VINwiki I personally think this is a bit more than very cool car but still enjoyed the story.
When is the new Android app due?
Clover Club in Tiffin. Home of Tiffin U....and not much else.
Thank you Casey, very cool!
I'm not getting into who's the best storyteller on this channel, but Casey confirmed best sound FX of 2019
Ben A I’m like the guy from Police Academy movies! Yeah!
Jeffrey Chang would you believe I used to be able to do a perfect Tree Frog call and get them to talk back so I could find them as a kid?
Driving into a brittish car show in a dirty gt40 is EXACTLY what you're supposed to do.
British*
@@willbennett7508 piss off, "mate"
Eric Muschlitz shut up wanker
the model was seen in Europe I call it good enough, ha!
I would have thought the development of that car would be enough to suggest it was mid atlantic, who's ever shed it was built in.
One of the most beautiful cars ever produced.
RedsBaller the 4 for me
Alfa Romeo 33 stradale.
Ford GT40.
So, I agree with you 💯 percent...
Any story from Casey requires 100% attention that GUARANTEES one hell of a good tale.
I did some autocross with the Mid-South region SCCA in the late 1990's. One beautiful Saturday race day morning, a guy showed up in a car that looked similar to the car in this video. However, it had a lovely patina and was an authentic GT-40, not a replica. The car belonged to a doctor who allowed his mechanic to autocross his car. The car was entered in at least three events that year. It was fantastic to see it run and now a great memory.
Small town outlaw? Definitely a Casey story.
lol reason why i clicked
Rabbit is still my favorite but everyone is gunning for his top spot on VinWiki!
Except for the fact that he ripped off his old neighbor for like 7 gs on his truck........ 👎
Casey and Rabbit should drag race for the number one spot, call out kings style
B A N N E D F R O M E B A Y
Rabbit is LEGENDARY
Jimmy McCoolCool you mind telling me something that I’ve said that’s not true or I’ve been fact checked on sir ?
Kimi called ..said she'll make you feel like a gt40 owner for $100 Yo !!!
“Yeah, it’s kinda quick” .... 2000lbs, 500hp
They were more like 2200-2400 in the 60’s, mind you, without A/C and not made of stainless (stainless is heavier than mild steel) assuming he had aluminium heads, I’ll be generous and say it was more of 2500-2600lbs. Still, with 500hp, it’ll rip.
@@JC-jj1xm Really? The 1965 Shelby Cobra 427s weighed 2500 lbs, and they were a hell of a lot smaller than a GT40.
@@SigTheSauceMan I was gonna say, my cobra is ~2400lbs and pushing 600hp to the crank and calling it a handful is putting it lightly.
@@SigTheSauceMan in the book “Racing in the Rain, my years with brilliant drivers, legendary sports cars, and a dedicated team.” By John Horsman regarding the weight of their three “lightweight” Gulf GT40’s for the 1968 Le Mans race, the weights were: P/1074 - 2,202.4lbs. , P/1075 - 2,233.3lbs, and P/1076 - 2,202.4lbs.
In 1969 they were slightly heavier, closer to 2,260lbs.
Cobras were heavier, but also cost a lot less than a GT40. The millions invested to make them light and strong. Of course the MkII’s were heavier with the 427 and larger parts to assist with the power and cooling.
Living most of my life in clemson sc, l have a friend, who is a retired radiologist. He loves cars, and back in the eighties he bought a gt 40 race car. It was the bubble roof dan gurney car, painted in the gulf livery. He bought it for 80k, sold it for 120k, and was very happy with his deal. Last time it went through Barrett Jackson, it sold for over a million.
FORD GT...
One of the most beautiful car ever produced...
Those GT-40 replicas are BA. There was a fellow that used to bring one (possibly also a Cav, but in Azure blue ) up to the Le Belle Macchine event in the Poconos in probably the mid-late 90s - early 2ks and would run it at the track. My recollection was that he had some modern tires he would run on presumably heritage-looking wheels but, on the straights at least, he would blow the doors off of everything short of F-40s on slicks, a Group 5 spec Pantera (by Hall), and the occasional Alfa Tipo 33/3. You definitely have to get into some pretty modern stuff before you'd find it's equal in mid-gear acceleration.
Casey is such a cool, and passionate dude
Last time I was this early, Doug still thought ladies could be impressed by a well executed handbrake turn.
They can and will be
They may not show it on the outside, but they are really melting inside
The man's peacock feathers.
@Elliot Rodger rancid? Little man that's the nectar of the gods
"they're hot for James May right now!"
Last time I was this early even ed hadn't commented yet
Pfft, I always beat Ed. Hes slow like lambos.
Anibal Luna OOF +100
@Rusheen Bay101 lol my bike? My huffy or R1?
@Rusheen Bay101 lol K, Calm down bud.
@Rusheen Bay101 the don't respond crap is also childish mentality because you started and argument and then wanna walk away.
Maybe his bike isn't stock.
New shirt means new series of Casey stories! Love it!
how this guy look younger in the video than he does in the old pictures lol
The video just started and I already liked it cuz I know it's dope when Casey is on.
Sp what does Casey drive now? A decommissioned SR-71? I thought it was hard to move up from the Batmobile and then he has a GT-40...
Viper GTS, street legal homologation car.
SR-71 was kinda slow, so he got a replica X-15
I was there when the car was autocrossed, with the Ohio Valley Region. We were just amazed that a GT40 showed up! GREAT noise!!! Still have some photos around somewhere...
Every time I look around, Casey has owned another car I lust for... 308, CanAm, Manta, Auburn, Batmobile, etc etc and now THIS! FML
Good morning VinWiki friends! Just got caught up on moving cars at the dealership, perfect time to watch a new video.
That is the best looking VINwiki shirt. So cool.
Said it before and I’ll say it again , Casey has some of the best stories on here. Anybody else know it had to be him from the description?
The back of that “GT-40” looks so gorgeous
Columbus Cars and Coffee sounds like a good place to wear a Vincero watch.
Gus Kipper do you watch every video as soon as you get the notification
Lol I don't know who you are but I feel like I see you in every VinWiki video comments section. Pleased to see a fellow fan
There is no such thing as a "walk of shame" when you're rocking a GT-40. You can ONLY "strut like a bawss".
I live in Tiffin, OH. I know exactly where CR-36 is and we still drive out there all the time! The old pic in front of what is now the Sabaidee Coffee Shop on S Sandusky St is very cool! Meet me at CR-36 ;) that ford gt would smoke my subie!
jimmyclay8425 :)
Casey is awesome, I see alot of me within him. I believe we could be the best of friends, tearing up old roads in two vipers. When will the Valet guy come back on?
This guy tells the best stories
The sounds that he makes, makes this story even better LMFAO
Saw the thumbnail and this is about to be badass I love the ford gt40
lol Casey I literally must have just missed you on the Columbus car scene as I was in AZ for school 08-09, back in Ohio early 2010-2016. February of 16 I moved back to AZ. Great story bt and very cool car! I saw a real 68 I think GT40 The day before Ed came out to get his Lambo. It was sitting in a BMW dealer that just opened. I was in shock!
Casey is about to become tied with rabbit as my favorite VINWiki story teller
Damn those watches look cheap. I really hope when Ed says 'Find the watch that sends the message you want the world to see' he is suggesting at least blowing a few bucks more on a Seiko or Citizen or similar as an absolute minimum.
Awesome vid best stories
3:55 best. Story. EVER!!!
So sick, beautiful car
Great video. Watching this from Guyana, South America. I own a SW20 MR2 turbo and the mid engined feel is always amazing!!!
Love the sound effects
Haha Love Casey's vids!! Hope to have more stories to tell just a small town boy turned real car guy love it!
Must say I don’t usually go for TH-camr endorsed things but those vincero watches and sunglasses really are nice I may have to pick some up
Don’t do that to yourself!
Finally another casey story. He's one of the best. Ok we got doug and casey where is rabbit at??? Make this an epic week ed. I know you got it in you.
I always love Casey's stories...
superformance in port elizabeth South Africa made the GT40 replicas
Is that the same guys that make the V8Stealthbeetle now th-cam.com/video/PpHKoxLXQNU/w-d-xo.html
My favorite VinWiki guest. Easily.
Update on that podcast idea? Lol. Casey, Rabbit, Doug and Ed would make a great bunch of guys for it
Nope Nope I’m in favor.
Casey Putsch I know quite a few of us would love to see it. Thanks for the cool story again!
Don't forget Dave
Some of my greatest memories of cars was going down to Nelson Lamborghini and seeing all the exotics. I remember before he got the Lamborghini license and being a dodge dealer I was sitting in the Burger King next door when I saw a flatbed trailer roll past with a brand new (back then) 92-93 viper. I ran out as fast as I could just to hear it start up. As I’m standing there at 14 years old salivating all over myself a guy next to me asks if I like it. Couldn’t speak and only shook my head with my jaw on the floor. Very genuinely the guy says yeah I kind of like them too, reaches his hand out and introduces himself “Hi I’m Greg Nelson.” Stunned even more cause now I’ve just met the owner of the guy with his name in a building.
"Oh, my Austin Healey, my Mini and my Morgan"
- checks out right
42 minutes since posting and over 3,100 views! love you VINwiki
I see a crazy race car and the words small town I click I know it's Casey
I recognize the lambo dealership in the video. Sadly it's no longer a lambo dealership but they do have other exotics. A nice Ford GT in there now :)
I really really REALLY need a Gulf GT40 to add to the ‘06 Heritage and ‘19 Heritage. 😲
As a British person I can confirm our entire car scene is "Oh my Austin Healey and my Morgan and my Mini."
GT40 my first matchbox
In the late 1980’s at a family reunion at my uncles unfinished cabin in northern Minnesota I slept in my 1979 Mustang Indy Pace Car because my uncle snored like a freight train. The mosquitoes were very thick so I used my flashlight to attract and kill all of the mosquitoes in my car before going to sleep. I absolutely HATE mosquitoes!
Ive always been a GT40 MK4 person
But you really can't go wrong with any Ford GTs, especially the old ones
HEY ITS CASEY!!! my one of the favorite underrated youtube channels!!!
Ive actually got wasted and had a bright red sports car ,slammed tinted after market everything loud exhaust and intakes, tinted taillights and HID headlights and foglamps . Just a cops catcher when I was sober but also a lady catcher lol and was 3 hours away from home never ever drank cause I liked to drive my car and would rather show off my car ?and spend all my money upgrading it) then party and I made this girl I just met sit with me outside the car all night ( was afraid to get a DUI if a cop showed up and we were sitting/sleeping in the car)till I sobered up to drive cause the girl told her friends I would drive her home so that was her ride they left , and Ill never forget the comments we got all night first from people drunk leaving the bar and going from one bar to another , then the random homeless/wonders walking around the sketchy area of downtown Providence Rhode Island. And I never left that car unattended unless I was stairing out the window at it and I was sloppy drunk and would not let her in the car also cause I was afraid she would puke one my expensive Bride racing seats and interior . She was so mad and all I did was talk about the car and what I had done to it and quarter mile times after each upgrade lmao . By the time the sun was coming up she was helping me spay wax the car with my new NANO wax and microfibers. In the end I spent the rest of the weekend at her house she shared with her roommates. Went from great,awful, amazing. That one car brought so many more memorable stories. My Mom called the car Christine after the steven king movie cause when I owned that car I was a cocky young guy that matched his clothes and sneakers to his car and let that car run my life. We won't even mention the 4 motors and 3 -5speed transmissions I put in it . I had a loan on the car and at the same time another loan for motors and transmissions that was bigger that the one I had to purchase the car and the car was 2 years old. But I would not change a thing . Even the fact I lost my license 4 times for 60 days and one time for 5 years. I was always the designated driver and everyone loved the car and had there own stories about it. And it was fast for the times. Not Honda civic fast I mean fast ,fast for the late 90's early 2000's. Car stories are the best stories. Casey and me I feel were one in the same growing up, Id love to hang with him . I can just relate we would've torn the world up in our teens/twentys ...responsibility......... as 2 cool young car guys could. Lol
"Well this is boring, let's go for a drive!"
I’ve had a Vincero watch for a year now and I have to say that for the less than 300 bucks price it is the best toughest watch I’ve ever owned.
I saw the sponsor in the description and had to mention my experience.
This story is better having been to Clover Club and knowing these roads.
Clover club is pretty good if you want food and some drinks. If you want a badass old school bar though, gotta check out the renaissance
MKII maybe the Le Mans legend but the MKI is the most beautiful one imo.
Beautiful colour choice too!
What an amazing machine. Great story too!
Our man Casey back at it again! Ahhhh, what a treat
Man i love these stories
Called this was a Casey video when i saw thumbnail
Country club Casey!!!
I wish these were longer
How did I know this was Casey lol...just reading the pop up on my phone lol
Love the Joe Dirt impersonation... British car show , its like AAA,s black Friday for towing.
Who else is gonna pass some of these story’s off to the grand kid ones day 👌
I was also at that STP concert at the LC. Great night!
Love that Ford GT!
he has done it again!
Don't think that gt 40 could have had a better owner sir awesome story 👍👍
The GT40 1966’ built as kits !? The three that crossed finish line first = the ones assembled/ customised! By McLaren!
Plenty of track days turned into sleeping next to my integra R in the hotel lot blocked in by 4 other cars -trailers - tow rigs -
I lost the front u-joint of my driveshaft at about 120mph in my 1966 Mustang GT. So lucky it didn't dig in and flip the car. Got away with a few tunnel dents and no other damage. Had a custom driveshaft built the next day.
Last time i was this early Casey had hair.
Matt skeletor I never had hair. :)
8:02 “Yeah, we can go smo-...” good recovery
Casey has great stories... Ed, did you gift him that shirt to spare him wardrobe comments?
Woody Balto he did! Lol
He looks younger now than he does in the pictures
Time travel. :)
Well,...they ARE awfully fast. 😎
GoofyLeo3 clever
said it once and i’ll say it again, casey has the BEST car stories and the nicest head
PHRASING!
What's funny here is, the noises he makes, are accurate impressions of his cars
I live in Tiffin, and the Clover Club bathroom is not some place i would want to have any conversation with someone. Its barely big enough for 2 adults to stand in.
marcus pauley thank you!
I want a Lola T70 to have as a car to take to a track or even as a daily
Ahh nelson lamborghini. When i was a teenager i would drive up to cedar point in the summers and would always stop by nelson automotive to see the lambo inventory. Still have all the puctures i took. Weird to see the chrysler economy cars for sale in the lot next to Lamborghini's everywhere. Those were fun times.
Last time I was this early he had the other shirt
Great car and great story! These help get through the days at work 😎
Just to add a little balance re the transaxle story.. I have virtually the same motor, 330stroker and Audi gearbox in mine. I could not afford a Porsche GT Carrera box at the time.. Still cant, LOL. but have been using mine for nearly 20 years now with no problems at all. Limited spirited street driving but a lot of track days and events. And Yes i do cane it mercilessly.... I have a steel sandwich plate which stiffens up the centre bearing area and service the box every few years... Thats it. My box was As New when i acquired it but i really cant fault it at all.... Thanks for the entertaining video. I can totally relate to rolling up at The British Sports car show.. Have upset numerous Morgan and SHAGUAR owners over the years...
Even though it was a replica...it is amazing
4:50 Omg the old Lamborghini Ohio Dealership in Marysville ohio! One of my first detail jobs I ever had!
That ending 😂😂😂