POST WAR VAULT TOUR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- #car collection #presidential
Enjoy the follow-up to our pre-war tour with this post-war Petersen Vault Tour. This video covers the Petersen Automotive Museum's exclusive underground vault. In this video you will see everything from Ferraris, Porsches, Hot Rods, Presidential Videos, and so much more!
Enjoy one of the largest car collections in the world with amazing celebrity and presidential stories.
presidential cars are a pillar of the Petersen collection.
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Michaela's knowledge of all these automobiles is incredible. She needs her own show on the Discovery Channel. It takes years to gather this much knowledge and to be able to share. Very dedicated.
@topherh33 ranchero is a ute
@topherh33 it's Ute not truck
great influence by her family, anyone knows her background?
I'd love to see a quick bio on the hostess and know how she came about being so knowledgeable on so many cars.......super impressive! No editing or teleprompter here. Awesome job!
Yes I second this!!
I thought the very same thing, she's amazing!
She’s amazing and so knowledgeable. Thanks so much for this.
Wow! What a big brain to store all this information. Great tour Micaela
This is a great watch and she is sooo knowledgeable. Give her a raise! I learned so much cant wait till I can visit the museum.
@@MikeBrown-ii3pt Yes, she gets one or two facts mixed, like the 2 CV being a 2 engine car by design (wich one the Sahara version was) or that the 2CV would land on its feet if rolled over, when it is by design nearly impossible to roll it over, but hey: This is a great, eloquent, fact and background information packed tour in one take. She jumps from car to car, in one unedited take, I just think this was brilliant, very entertaining and highly professional as well as passionate.
I understand where you guys are coming from but what about the sheer fact that she stood in front of a camera for 30 plus minutes talking about the cars in front of her and getting out a hell of alot of info on the spot. And add the fact that it was live. We are all human we make mistakes no need to drag it out or immediately go after that. As far of the mid engine car she was talking about the tucker in that which was a 50s rear engine car so that may have stuck in her head while talking. And as far as the ranchero being fords first truck in a way it is because it is fords first truck on a car chassis and based on a car. Which was hugely popular in Australia and started a massive boom in those cars there classified as utes. You have to admit for being live and having to give out 30 plus minutes of infor she did a great job. Most people cant do that without extensive editing and/or info being fed to them.
the cars are beautyfull. But this young woman is amazing! You could listen to her for hours.
Thank you very much
Glad you enjoyed it!
Michaela is a walking encyclopedia . Easy listening and a great tour. What a place, I could spend weeks there.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great knowledge and another great video from Petersen 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Michaela what a wonderfully utilitarian outfit. You can go from giving a very educational automobile lecture to rotating tires without changing your clothes!
Michaela, you do indeed deserve your own TH-cam Channel, Discovery Channel, or something similar. The knowledge you've accumulated over the years needs to be preserved and we need to ensure that it is always going to remain accessible. I do not know how you've managed to accumulate such a prodigious amount of information, but you have so obviosly done just that! Know that my hat is off to you for such an amazing accomplishment. Having lived in LA for many years I've visited the Peterson Museum many times and wish I were still geographically close enough to do so again.
That girl knows her cars! Great description. Had visited the VAULT in 2017. Will visit again in future :) Great video.
Please do!
What a wonderful presentation. Knocked it out off the park.
Glad you liked it!
Excellent presenter. She is so fortunate to be there, as is Peterson for having such an obviously passionate and knowledgeable person! Please let her use the Citroen as her driver!!!!!!
Fantastic to see a Girl have so much interest and knowledge about Cars 😀👍
This is great to watch
Please Continue
She should certainly have her own show somewhere.
She knows her automotive history! Lot's of things I knew, but I was very impressed! Well done!
What an awesome tour! Some fascinating history! I love the Delahaye.
We missed the chat but still love the cars and Her knowledge of history.
We sure miss all the local car shows.😥
Thank you so much!😊⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
You guys make us feel less trapped. 👍👨👨👧👦
This is always fun to learn for our 11 year old twins and they can say they had history today from a great teacher! 👍😁👍👨👨👧👦😉🙏
Again Soon!???
Glad you enjoyed it
More videos with this young lady! She is awesome!
Excellent Tour.
The girl knows her stuff.
Respekt!
Michaela, you're knowledgeable and personable and wonderful and I really enjoy your tours, and the crowning glory would be beautiful pronunciation of French and Italian car names! Maybe the museum could spring for a quick course; it shouldn't be too difficult!
well done. I have been to the Petersen and seen the wonderful displays... imagine getting to work there!!! She does a damn good job on this, great knowledge.
What a great presentation! Great job young lady!
Spectacular. I was at the museum last year and was able to see it live. The "safe" is an experience that everyone should have.
I hope to be able to return next year. Congratulations on the video initiative.
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for sharing!
Amazing tour, by definetely the best Petersen tour guide.....
The Nash Healey was indeed America's first sports car not only by date of release, but also due to the fact that the first gen junkvette had 6cyl motors....
Wonderful, thanks so much for sharing. My kind of video ;)
Our pleasure!
Very interesting video. Well paced, and the host was excellent. This is the first Petersen Automotive Museum video I have watched, but I instantly subscribed. I hope this young lady narrates all of your videos. PS: I am a long-time reader of Motor Trend, so I have been familiar with the Petersen name.
Wow, thanks! Especially for your continued support!
I really appreciate you giving us this tour. You are so knowledgeable. Thank you.
the knowledge of this young lady is amazing. whatever petersen pays her, isnt enough
Very knowledgeable lady
Love the Petersen, but admission and parking are SOO expensive! And this special "vault tour" adds $$$. The Nethercutt Collection, not that far away from here, in Sylmar, is still (knock wood!) free. If you love cars, both facilities are a MUST!
big fan now!!! I also like the little personal things you throw in.
very impressed love the knowledge she is amazing we need to see more of this knowlagable person
Amazing, thank you for taking us on such an in depth and informative tour! The collection is outstanding, so many to choose from. Excellent narration and extremely knowledgeable! Was hoping to view the 'presidential' type cars as per the video title? Looking forward to another great tour!!
Great tour! That’s not a ford hardtop convertible, it’s the regular sunliner convertible
Incredible cars, and an incredible tour guide!! Well done!!
I just watched and thanks. Pulled my son away from Instagram and made him watch, now he knows what a real women looks like.
What a GREAT vid!!! I can't WAIT to go on the Vault Tour!!!
I learned so much. Thanks for this tour!
Glad it was helpful!
Yes Micaela I am enjoying this content
Can't watch Vehicle Virgins anymore so I'm watching this and I was extremely impressed! Also, the hostess is very easy on the eyes. She's going to need a body guard now to keep the guys away from here! Seriously! If I wasn't in my 30's already ......
Wow!....i know what the most valuable asset is in that vault...
the presenter..
Very good and thanks
So many amazing cars. Did I see a hot rod with a flat-8 Porsche engine ?? Possibly a flat-8 aircraft engine ?? So many questions....
Great job, very informative!👍👍
Thanks! 👍Glad you enjoyed it.
Preston Tucker's "leftover military hangar in Chicago" was actually Dodge-Chicago, six million square feet of office and factory where Chrysler built B29 Superfortresses during WWII. The Citroen 2CV had two engines??? Two cylinders, not two engines. Max Hoffman wasn't Porsche's "marketing guy." He was Porsche's American importer. Max didn't have a damned thing to do with Herbie the Love Bug, either. Other than that, she's almost perfect! Should be in a dress.
Or at the least not shop clothes.
Another excellent video. Thank you
that's great! thank you guys! I wish I visited the museum when I came to LA, but I didn't even know it existed :(
At about 33 min. she miss-identifies at 1957 Ford SOFT TOP Sunliner convertible to be a retractable hardtop (Skyliner), which it is not.
Awesome - good job. Just basically try not to say basically. Peace and how about that Dodge Storm wow! 😍
She might know more than anyone I know of, of a whole lot of cars. How could she possibly know so much? !
Very Cool, and refreshing to see someone so knowledgeable. Did I miss something though? Where were the Presidential Cars mentioned (other than seen in the background)?
I saw them in another video. Go to this channel and you can find it as all these tours have been produced to provide service to the public during lockdown.
The Tucker story ROCKS!
Looking forward to the presidential cars...
Congratulations Michaela. Excellent presentation. 💐
Knows her stuff, very impressive tour!
Thanks for watching!
Great initiative by Peterson Museum/collection. I am sure there are limits to your liberty in how much detail you can get to show us. I wish more detailed shots of inside and outside of each car could be possible. These would make a great achieve for generations to come.
Presentation is good and cameraman is doing his best given those limitations that I assume to be there. I wish there were a better coordination between the two. When camera is at the back, she is referring to details in the front, while talking about one car, camera mainly shots another. A little bit of better planning, before each shot would increase the quality a lot. Thank you very much though. In any case these are delight to watch.
Thank you for your feedback.
Amazing tour! Good job!
I love the looks of a 1953 Vette
I remember going to the Peterson and telling my friends about all the cars we saw. I would love to do that and get paid for it.
Hello Miss Micheala-
Please tell us the story about that '47 Lincoln convertible.
It looks to be a Kustom job that's been nosed and decked, and has had a "fadeaway" fender treatment done to it.
Was it done in one of the famous West Coast shops?
Cheers!
Bravo on this presentation this young lady is a fantastic speaker a true asset to any business i think no matter what the big 3 were going to run tucker out of business they were afraid of him imo so the big 3 used their muscle with the federal government its the same story just the nam,es and ideas change over the years Ghia designs were always way ahead of their time even todays European designers go all out with the beautiful flowing lines
Oh yea..cool cars!
Thanks, nice overview: some postWar stuff.. interestingly my first car was a 1954**Ford/3 on Tree / White over Blue/ENGINE 289-57 V8/4 BBL/ dual EXHAUSTS....etc. I had forgotten how pretty the 62 TBIRD is, etc.
You are definitely a car fanatic and you do a very good job of describing the cars in their individual eras. However, you left out an extremely important post-war automobile and design. you left out the introduction of the "Step Down" design introduced by the 1948 Hudson line. I might also add that Hudson and Nash were pioneers in "uni-body" construction which is the norm today.
Perhaps Michaela would provide us a comment on how she became so knowledgeable.
I love this girl!
I would like to drive the 1954 Plymouth Explorer in the day and 1953 Cadillac Ghia Coupe in the night.
Nice collection, some beautiful cars. I have to point out that the Ford Ranchero for '57 was hardly Fords first truck, though. I have to believe that you know that. Otherwise, well done!
That’s wonderful thank you. No presidential cars though?
I want a michaela series for the whole collection.
Michaela is very cute !!!!
The tucker is such a great looking car it’s such a shame it never took off.
She is so smart!
GM would contract Farina (it wouldn't become Pininfarina until 1961) to build the Fleetwood Brougham in 1959 and 1960
It was a Boeing Manufacturer hanger, and it was a Lycoming engine .
The big 3 had something to do with it all said and done.
How many like the lovely host more than the cars?!!
The Hot Wheels were actually made to out do Corgi, Dinky, and Matchbox .
As the Mattels were being told by family friends children being unhappy with the poor quality of axles used in the English toys.
22:10 I believe this car was driven not by Audrey Hepburn but by William Holden.
It would be nice too edit in various old marketing and sale materials.
Very interesting.
There's an AC Cobra with a Supersonic body on it !!
i think she made a mistake regarding the 57 Ford saying it was a hardtop retractable when clearly the soft top was sitting in the boot. thats what it looks like to me.
The Fairlane sedan came out before 57. The 57 hardtop convertable was a ragtop. The big 62 T-Bird had more seats under the tonneau cover. The 2CV is awful to drive, under powered, uncomfortable with lawn chair type seat and body by Reynolds Wrap aluminum foil.
Wayne carini had one of those davids
I love her PART 2
actually... what happened to the presidential presentation?
clickbait
Oh the ruined Steve McQueen XKSS which used to have infamous 'Von Dutch' pinstriping.
Do you guys call it Chevy or Chevrolet in the US?
Didn't the Davis Divan become the Muntz Jet?
What. And. Where. Is. This. Holy. Place.
The Petersen Automotive Museum
6060 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles,Ca 90036
Come visit we're opening very soon!
@@PetersenMuseum When I go 'over there' I'll be sure to pay you a visit. Thank you
Dumped out right after the botched explanation of the Lincoln which is obviously customized. If you can't get that right, God knows what else is going to be butchered. Unfortunately that's been my experience touring the vault: quality of the guides is wildly variable. There is a lot of neat stuff down there, but your tour also includes a North Korean style 'minder' whose function is to overzealously herd the group along and lasso anyone who strays more than about 10 feet outside the guide's magic circle. It's a somewhat frustrating experience, and yet I still return every few years because the collection - both upstairs and in the vault - does change.
do you have Lana Turner's Chrysler Newport duel cowl Phaeton
Jagwire - Girl's got to be from Iowa. A number of inaccuracies and hyperbole, overall, a good presentation. Strive to do better. No shortage of qualified mentors in LA.
Where's The Vault located and is it open to the public?
Our vault is under our museum! It is open to the public. You can purchase tickets here: www.petersen.org/tickets
Congratulation Mademoiselle
This host is cute and deeply knowledgeable about cars. This is the kind of girlfriend I want.