Thanks for watching y’all! CORRECTION: Harley at 17:28 is an IRONHEAD (Sportster) not Shovelhead. I know I probably botched some info on car / bike geek speak, I’m still learning. Doing my best to bring you these shows. I know a bit but not everything. If you find something I fudged let us know (respectfully) in the comments! We all can learn! Cheers!🎉
The design,execution, quality and vision in unequalled. This runs through the clothes, food and culture of Japan as well. Look at the way people dress even the moderation of their diets which reflects an aesthetic we don’t see in North America. Incredible collection.
@@PetervonGommJAPAN early summer is here and the days so far have been at the golden temps 23-26 C. Drivers here aren’t motorcycle aware though so don’t care if they tail gate or reduce escape routes if something happens. A quick squirt can change that though 😁
Super impressive show! Great turn out! Crazy amount of details and hours spent on the motorcycles. Love seeing American cars there. Another amazing video Peter. Next time, interview the Hell Angles riders, on a second thought, maybe not.
Thanks Sam! Much appreciated!! Yeah it was really impressive to see some of the customizations- it's mind-boggling to think of the time and thought involved.
Custom 50 Chevy .Love the front end for that future big time look inside and out. Can see how it won the prize before. Ahh struck at the fabulous paint job on the 55 Chevy near the end of your show. Great job presenting these jewel of cars , trucks & motorcycles. Wish I had run into one of these shows the three previous times I had visited Japan.
Lot's of amazing custom jobs! I'm partial to that 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby Cobra GT. The Indians and the J'BOX custom were very cool too. I checked out the J'BOX website, very cool work! Thanks again Peter! 👍🏍🏎😎 I think I saw the money shot 💰🎥😂
Really enjoy your show reviews, the Yokohama Hot Rod show is truly an amazing event with some really beautiful custom bikes and cars on show, it really showcases just how creative and talented the custom builders are in Japan.
Im surprised to see so much American Iron in Japan. Loved this walk through Peter, hope to see more, especially if you could interview some of the designers, Booth girls, and garage bands. And booth girls.....dont worry your wife will understand its for the channel!!
Greetings PVG, Wow! Another amazing production and MAN, those vintage bikes and cars are absolutely phenomenal. I will be remiss if I didn’t mention the amazing video coverage of this event. Love those beautiful ladies as well, I have got to visit Japan this summer. Awesome job PVG and thanks again for sharing
My car in HS was a 1970 Challenger T/A 383 magnum six-pack, 4 speed. Graduated in 81 and in 1982 traded it straight across for a 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner 440 magnum w/dual Holley 750 double pumpers/tunnel ram, up thru the air grabber. A $hitload of car for a 19 year old kid 👍
Thank you Peter, An interesting show to see American culture in the car world. The paint and chrome as well as the design and taste are all very interesting to me. I can't help but think there was more than a little West Coast influence going on.
PETER VON GOMM IS THE MASTER OF THE SHOW, HE CAPTURED THE PERFECT NUANCE OF EACH DISPLAY AND GAVE THE WATCHER A GLIMPSE INTO THE VAST CREATIVITY OF THE ARTIST.
08:55 I can't blame you for Hawa Customs being one of your favorite costum shops!💜 Even the long haired model escorting the bike looks like a niponic barbie.😁😅 09:55 Hells Angels in Japan? Hells Angels Indonesia? 🤔 - I too, would be like: "WTHell is going on here?"🤣 Those were some amazing costumized vehicles!! I love that DeLorean! It looked even more flying able than the original model. Except for the stickers on it, those were plain spoiled brat bimbo decorations.🤭 Great video, Gomm-san!💜💯 I bid you a great Revellion and a happy new year, and safe rides!!!🏍💨✌😉
Hiya mate, I'd suggest you take your time on each vehicle whilst filming, it was a bit jerky, but loved how random it was 😊, just enough information on each one was OK,your knowledge will improve for sure, and I am envious you got to go to this show, happy Xmas ❤
At 11.43: "Heres a 1950 Ford for comparasing"?? Not quite. Its a Chevy as you mentioned a few seconds earlier. It kind of shows you have not got the heart into it ... .yet🙃 but I love the coverage. Also at 16.43. "This is the original Tow Mater". No its not. Tow Mater was a 55-ish GMC/Chevy boom tow truck This one is a Dodge Wedge bed;) ...but I guess that comment was just a.... ehh.. comment ...but thanks for the otherwise well done walk trough of the Yokohama show. Well worth the 20 minutes . Thumbs up👍
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awesome, sweet professional video. the japanese really got it goin on. they must buy alot of the old magazines for ideas. maybe there is a better economy over there, i wonder who the best customizers are now? east or west?
I wonder which cars and motorcycles built today will be custom classics 50 years from now. With all the plastics in today's vehicles, I wouldn't expect much future custom hotrods, especially from battery electric vehicles.
a really good question! If I was to choose something today it would be an ICE vehicle for sure- gonna miss them. And how plentiful will gas stations be in 50 years for the classics? Tough one.
dunno bout that RS100, Doghouse Customs built a nicer one however it is CLEAN and the suspension is unique.. but it has no look to it really other than it is celan, no body lines to speak of, style cues... but I like it no jokes, wait that's a lie I LOVE it... extremely nice build... check out the Doghouse Customs for the styling I am referring to, he added his own cues to it, very beautiful build as well . . .
Fantastic Cars, Bikes and a few beautiful girls! what more can you sake for! Im guessing erection was going for injection from the ram air-conditioning Shrugs? thank for the share! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and the Family! Stay awesome! (ps) I know AI the second model and boy did i hate that make up job. LOL
Are or were there any custom old Japanese cars? Or were all of them from USA? Don't they customize what they built back in the day, like we do in America? I know that foreign cars are valued for status, and always have been, but the Japanese must have some old iron '30's-'60's to work with. Also, show more booth girls! Many Japanese women are just as beautiful as those high end custom cars (maybe not the motorcycles. LOL)! IMO.
Can you start a Bikes and Babes feature on the channel, where you feature a "Babe" and ride her around Tokyo on the back of your bike while interviewing them?
The trucks and cars you called Low Riders are not Low Riders, the Sportster at 20:34 is not a shovelhead. It is a mid to late 60's Sportster. Do a little homework please.
The trucks and cars in your video fit a term called "Slammed". These are vehicles that use airbags to drop the suspension down on the ground as displayed at the car show. The Low Riders are automobiles that have been modified to articulate on all four corners to raise or lower each corner either together or separate at the same time. These cars can drive down the road with one side high the other side low scraping the ground. The have multiple air or hydraulic compressors to lift and lower the cars. This type of auto was developed by the Mexican hotrodders back in the 50's and 60's in Southern California. Any make of auto can be a Low Rider but most guys prefer the Chevys from that era. The Impala is one of the favorite cars used. They have extravagant paint jobs that can cost tens of thousands of dollars. The under pinning's of the cars may be all chromed or gold plated with equally extravagant engraving done on the plated components. Check out "Low Rider Magazine" for beautiful examples of the cars. While the cars and trucks in your video are very low and look really cool they don't fit the Low Rider category. I hope this is of some help. @@PetervonGommJAPAN
Thanks for watching y’all! CORRECTION: Harley at 17:28 is an IRONHEAD (Sportster) not Shovelhead. I know I probably botched some info on car / bike geek speak, I’m still learning. Doing my best to bring you these shows. I know a bit but not everything. If you find something I fudged let us know (respectfully) in the comments! We all can learn! Cheers!🎉
infinity cycles is not there
The design,execution, quality and vision in unequalled. This runs through the clothes, food and culture of Japan as well. Look at the way people dress even the moderation of their diets which reflects an aesthetic we don’t see in North America. Incredible collection.
Thanks Peter
thank you sir! How are the rides in Oz going these days?
@@PetervonGommJAPAN early summer is here and the days so far have been at the golden temps 23-26 C. Drivers here aren’t motorcycle aware though so don’t care if they tail gate or reduce escape routes if something happens. A quick squirt can change that though 😁
Thanks for sharing this video ia nice custom work Hot Rod, lowrider and many more
very cool show peter thank you for the tour
Super impressive show! Great turn out! Crazy amount of details and hours spent on the motorcycles. Love seeing American cars there. Another amazing video Peter. Next time, interview the Hell Angles riders, on a second thought, maybe not.
Thanks Sam! Much appreciated!! Yeah it was really impressive to see some of the customizations- it's mind-boggling to think of the time and thought involved.
Some very beautiful rides cars and bikes, thanks for video
The most beautiful bikes and cars i have ever seen. Thanx
BIG THANKS PVG BEST CUSTOM BIKES AND VEHICLES WE'VE EVER SEEN!!! AMAZING!!!
The 59 cad is like a drag queen on wheels! The Impala looks like "Seafoam Flake" :) thank you for sharing JP with us.
That cafe BMW is one of the best designs I have ever seen. Bravo!!!
Wow! Just wow. The cars looked spectacular
Nice job Peter, thanks
Custom 50 Chevy .Love the front end for that future big time look inside and out. Can see how it won the prize before. Ahh struck at the fabulous paint job on the 55 Chevy near the end of your show.
Great job presenting these jewel of cars , trucks & motorcycles. Wish I had run into one of these shows the three previous times I had visited Japan.
Plenty of amazing customizations here 😮
The Harley @17:28 minutes is not a shovelhead but an iron head Sportster . Good video ...
Good eye! Thanks. I realize that now on closer inspection.
🔥 I missed the replay live, all the show is an impressive creatives' mechanics design thanks Peter for this show 🔥
Happy New Year Peter!..🎉
Great Show Peter!..loved the 49 Chevy and that custom Triumph in green and khaki. But what a hell of a show ❤
That was awesome , funny how Japan loves American car and bike culture , great job !
And Chicano culture
I was present there miss the cars and bike rolling in the center ! Well worth it coming Hawaii ! Aloha Peter !
this looks like fun, i haven't been to an auto show since about 1962 in boston, ma.
Lot's of amazing custom jobs! I'm partial to that 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby Cobra GT. The Indians and the J'BOX custom were very cool too. I checked out the J'BOX website, very cool work! Thanks again Peter! 👍🏍🏎😎 I think I saw the money shot 💰🎥😂
Wow!! The cars/trucks and motorcycles are amazing…
Quality
Really enjoy your show reviews, the Yokohama Hot Rod show is truly an amazing event with some really beautiful custom bikes and cars on show, it really showcases just how creative and talented the custom builders are in Japan.
Hope the quake did not damage cars, Awesome show...
Those colorful lowriders are my fav,
Im surprised to see so much American Iron in Japan. Loved this walk through Peter, hope to see more, especially if you could interview some of the designers, Booth girls, and garage bands. And booth girls.....dont worry your wife will understand its for the channel!!
Great video, always enjoy your moto show content. The Kawasaki at 17:50 could be a Z or KZ400/440
Greetings PVG, Wow! Another amazing production and MAN, those vintage bikes and cars are absolutely phenomenal. I will be remiss if I didn’t mention the amazing video coverage of this event. Love those beautiful ladies as well, I have got to visit Japan this summer. Awesome job PVG and thanks again for sharing
Japan has a way of americanizing, what is already most American.. and it's awesome 😎
My car in HS was a 1970 Challenger T/A 383 magnum six-pack, 4 speed. Graduated in 81 and in 1982 traded it straight across for a 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner 440 magnum w/dual Holley 750 double pumpers/tunnel ram, up thru the air grabber. A $hitload of car for a 19 year old kid 👍
Got to love the name "Exotic City Choppers"
Thank you sir for your time definitely wow amazing see hope you have a great wensday sir I agree red Triumph perfect
Thank you Peter, An interesting show to see American culture in the car world. The paint and chrome as well as the design and taste are all very interesting to me. I can't help but think there was more than a little West Coast influence going on.
Glad you enjoyed it
Magnifique...Yokohama reste le temple des plus belles motos au monde ainsi que les voitures hotrod ......j'espère m'y rendre un jour ! 😉🙃👍👍👍
Thank you for this.
I liked everything - except the Delorean. 🙂Peace!
Astonishing 🔥🔥🔥show
PETER VON GOMM IS THE MASTER OF THE SHOW, HE CAPTURED THE PERFECT NUANCE OF EACH DISPLAY AND GAVE THE WATCHER A GLIMPSE INTO THE VAST CREATIVITY OF THE ARTIST.
The bike at 17:34 you called a ShovelHead is a Sportster
08:55 I can't blame you for Hawa Customs being one of your favorite costum shops!💜 Even the long haired model escorting the bike looks like a niponic barbie.😁😅
09:55 Hells Angels in Japan? Hells Angels Indonesia? 🤔
- I too, would be like: "WTHell is going on here?"🤣
Those were some amazing costumized vehicles!! I love that DeLorean! It looked even more flying able than the original model. Except for the stickers on it, those were plain spoiled brat bimbo decorations.🤭
Great video, Gomm-san!💜💯 I bid you a great Revellion and a happy new year, and safe rides!!!🏍💨✌😉
I like that the Japanese have their own unique tank style.
For now.
You have a great voice! Throw in some Japanese!
we have all of these here in arizona and more
Japan leads , everyone else follows .
You obviously havent been to China 😊
🤣But yet all these styles started in the US...
That Kaw. was a 750. Those twins were a great motorcycle back in the day.
PVG awsome
Metal handlebar grips,perfect in winter
At like 6 minutes in we get some rockin' surf music!
The amount of old harley motors… wow
Hiya mate, I'd suggest you take your time on each vehicle whilst filming, it was a bit jerky, but loved how random it was 😊, just enough information on each one was OK,your knowledge will improve for sure, and I am envious you got to go to this show, happy Xmas ❤
At 11.43: "Heres a 1950 Ford for comparasing"?? Not quite. Its a Chevy as you mentioned a few seconds earlier. It kind of shows you have not got the heart into it ... .yet🙃 but I love the coverage. Also at 16.43. "This is the original Tow Mater". No its not. Tow Mater was a 55-ish GMC/Chevy boom tow truck This one is a Dodge Wedge bed;) ...but I guess that comment was just a.... ehh.. comment ...but thanks for the otherwise well done walk trough of the Yokohama show. Well worth the 20 minutes . Thumbs up👍
The 🤩turquoise covered Buffalo skull... And 'purple rain' the winning $howboat
If you like this episode please can you do me a small favor and hit the like button on the video! I really appreciate your interest in these motovlogs! And if you're really feeling revved up, SUBSCRIBE! Thanks! Peter
awesome, sweet professional video. the japanese really got it goin on. they must buy alot of the old magazines for ideas. maybe there is a better economy over there, i wonder who the best customizers are now? east or west?
I wonder which cars and motorcycles built today will be custom classics 50 years from now. With all the plastics in today's vehicles, I wouldn't expect much future custom hotrods, especially from battery electric vehicles.
a really good question! If I was to choose something today it would be an ICE vehicle for sure- gonna miss them. And how plentiful will gas stations be in 50 years for the classics? Tough one.
Deville, sweet
Is there any info for that sportster at 10:04? I've been checking everywhere, there are no details.
I would say the kawi was around a 1980 kz750 twin?
🎵🎶 I'm gonna buy me a merkree, i'm gonna buy me a merkree, im gonna buy me amerkree, cru ew ew ooze, cru ew ew ooze up and down thatta road.. 🎵🎶
If not mistaken, I think the Kawasaki in question might be a W650 of unknown model year. not sure though
The mystery Kawasaki looks like an early 70’s Z400 twin
dunno bout that RS100, Doghouse Customs built a nicer one however it is CLEAN and the suspension is unique.. but it has no look to it really other than it is celan, no body lines to speak of, style cues... but I like it no jokes, wait that's a lie I LOVE it... extremely nice build... check out the Doghouse Customs for the styling I am referring to, he added his own cues to it, very beautiful build as well . . .
The Kawasaki was the KZ750 model.
Shovel head knuckle head panhead ,wonder how did those names originated 😂
Fantastic Cars, Bikes and a few beautiful girls! what more can you sake for! Im guessing erection was going for injection from the ram air-conditioning Shrugs? thank for the share! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and the Family! Stay awesome! (ps) I know AI the second model and boy did i hate that make up job. LOL
To much on Harley Davison but nice to see show. This show has much more than American metal.
Too many Harleys for my liking but hey each to their own. I would have expected to see a lot more customised Japanese bikes.
By the continuous low roar you can tell they had very little carpet in the building for sound abatement
What is that pink washout that happens every 20-30 seconds on the left hand side? Couldn’t finish the video….
Called a transition. Dunno, I like it.
@@PetervonGommJAPAN it didn’t look like a transition..it looks like a mistake during video editing.
ヘルズエンジェルのメンバーは本当？
凄いな😅
My first real attempt to buy a motorcycle was at a police auction trying buy used Harleys. Sadly, I didnt make it past the opening bid.hahahah😢
Are or were there any custom old Japanese cars? Or were all of them from USA? Don't they customize what they built back in the day, like we do in America? I know that foreign cars are valued for status, and always have been, but the Japanese must have some old iron '30's-'60's to work with. Also, show more booth girls! Many Japanese women are just as beautiful as those high end custom cars (maybe not the motorcycles. LOL)! IMO.
1:15
the bike at 1:40 is a V-rod
wow my eyes those colors were like insects
4:50 I do, I need miles over styles. dont' get these bikes you can't ride. it looks ok, I ride bikes though, I am not an art dealer...
THEY SHOW UP AMERICAN IRON AND SHOWS
Interesting seeing another Country Car Show and how it differs from the States.
1970’s Kawasaki KZ 400 or 80’s Kawasaki KZ 440.
Affa 81
Can you start a Bikes and Babes feature on the channel, where you feature a "Babe" and ride her around Tokyo on the back of your bike while interviewing them?
There are women watching this channel too 😅
@@kezbot2 Are you saying that women don't appreciate a Biker babe? Don't be Anti LGBTQ!!!! ,😜
easy now lets keep it classy! @@bawintermage8351
@@PetervonGommJAPAN Ha, so is that a Yes then ?
These Asians are very meticulous when it comes to detail on bikes or cars
The trucks and cars you called Low Riders are not Low Riders, the Sportster at 20:34 is not a shovelhead. It is a mid to late 60's Sportster. Do a little homework please.
Cheers Dave! Hard to be an expert in everything. #Learning
Please educate us on what does/doesn’t qualify as a low rider. 👍🏻
The trucks and cars in your video fit a term called "Slammed". These are vehicles that use airbags to drop the suspension down on the ground as displayed at the car show. The Low Riders are automobiles that have been modified to articulate on all four corners to raise or lower each corner either together or separate at the same time. These cars can drive down the road with one side high the other side low scraping the ground. The have multiple air or hydraulic compressors to lift and lower the cars. This type of auto was developed by the Mexican hotrodders back in the 50's and 60's in Southern California. Any make of auto can be a Low Rider but most guys prefer the Chevys from that era. The Impala is one of the favorite cars used. They have extravagant paint jobs that can cost tens of thousands of dollars. The under pinning's of the cars may be all chromed or gold plated with equally extravagant engraving done on the plated components. Check out "Low Rider Magazine" for beautiful examples of the cars. While the cars and trucks in your video are very low and look really cool they don't fit the Low Rider category. I hope this is of some help. @@PetervonGommJAPAN
Do we really need all these so called ' beautiful ' models posing around products?! CHEAP THRILL in fact. Talk about discrimination !
My thouts on these custom bikes is just some ones screwup
🤣 Nobody cares...
Well, in my opinion, there is nothing worse in the world. Totally useless scrap.
🤣Nobody cares what you think...