My mom has Alzheimer’s. I watched a couple of your videos when she was in the room and she really enjoyed them. So, we have started watching all your videos in order from #1. Your calm demeanor, happy attitude and cute sense of humor along with your fun and interesting locations have been really fun for both of us. This video in particular has been especially fun for her. She has laughed at your jokes and enjoyed your appreciation of the truly classic cars. Thank you. I will save this one to put on again when she needs a fun video to watch. Now on to your next video. 😊 BTW she enjoys each time you mention Ohio. We live in CA but she was born and raised in Hiram, Ohio and went to Ball State.
The founder and owner of Merle Norman cosmetics began collecting and restoring cars. Nethercut won Pebble Beach Concurs auto show 6 times. The son raced, became President of the company and continued the work on preserving and restoring cars. Amazing that this collection is free to see. The Rudolf Valentino car is just one of the gems of this collection.
Merle Norman cosmetics was founded in 1931 during the Great Depression in the Santa Monica. JB was the nephew and President for 72 yrs. Alive and well today, Merle Norman inc., expanded online sales because of the pandemic. The cars in the Nethercut Museum are exquisitely restored and presented.
Wow, this museum looks awesome, such beautiful cars with character and curves..the designs were so classy in the 20s and 30s...I'm not a car person either, but love seeing old ones like this, for their history and nostalgia ...Great Vlog Jordan.
Hey, Jordan, just to leave a comment about #77 vlog about Valentino's house: I have a friend that lives in L.A. who is a fellow Valentino admirer and he actually had the cajones to knock on the door of the house across the street from where Valentino's house was and talked to the owner. The owner confirms that his house is the original house, and that the there had been windows added on the left side of the front of the house, and the arched windows were squared off. So, you were right!! Just thought I'd let you know. Thanks for the vlog! :)
Loved seeing the 1907 Westinghouse car that was owned first by the Roebeling family who built the Brooklyn bridge. I just was in Roebeling NJ yesterday & drove by the grounds where the steel mill was there is a museum there but ,I was too far away to see if anything was there & keep up with traffic. I will have to check it out .
Really great vlog. I'm enjoying this very much. When I was able to walk better. I loved going to places like this. Thanks for filming this. Looking forward to part 2.
Go on-line for the Nethercutt Collection and make the appointment for the tour of the 2nd building across the street as well. Don't miss this best kept secret! All free although you may want to buy some Merle Norman cosmetics. Over 4000 makes of vehicles out there. So much to learn. And the luxury train car out back as well. You may want to go back again Jordan!
Thank you for sharing this. A trip down memory lane. When I was younger it brought back one of the last things I was able to do with my dad. Up in Reno Nevada there used to be a car museum Harrah's. I was a newlywed and I only went on one double date with my parents and we went to that. Again thank you for popping that memory back in my mind... FYI check out Barry Gibbs 64 Rolls Royce great classy vehicle.
The video ran out before you got to the other rows. Was the Isotta-Fraschini on display? Nethercutt has/had a similar model. Norma Desmond's Isotta-Fraschini Tipo 8A is now displayed at the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile in Turin Italy, though there have been other contenders over the years. Valentino and Clara Bow were also Isotta-Fraschini owners. You might also want to go through the "Hollywood Gallery" section of LA's Peterson Automotive Museum. Among others, they have a "Hannibal 8" and a "Leslie Special" from "The Great Race". Several of each auto were made for the film, and a "Leslie Special" is on display at the Tupelo Automobile Museum in Tupelo, Mississippi and another at Stahls Automotive Museum in Michigan. The original auto (a 1907 Thomas Flyer) that won the actual 1908 New York to Paris race is at the National Automobile Museum in Reno.
And I love rolls-royces also! Check out a Rolls-Royce repair place called Charlie Agapou... he is the longest consistent Rolls-Royce and Bentley repair person in Los Angeles and he's very nice!
I once came upon a comprehensive list of automobile makers. There were hundreds of them before the Great Depression wiped out most of them. That's why you don't recognize the brand names of many of these old ones.
I also love the Rolls Royce. The ultimate in luxury! This museum looks great since I like cars from 1900 to 1950.
My mom has Alzheimer’s. I watched a couple of your videos when she was in the room and she really enjoyed them. So, we have started watching all your videos in order from #1. Your calm demeanor, happy attitude and cute sense of humor along with your fun and interesting locations have been really fun for both of us. This video in particular has been especially fun for her. She has laughed at your jokes and enjoyed your appreciation of the truly classic cars. Thank you. I will save this one to put on again when she needs a fun video to watch. Now on to your next video. 😊 BTW she enjoys each time you mention Ohio. We live in CA but she was born and raised in Hiram, Ohio and went to Ball State.
WOW! These two vlogs about this museum are amazing! So many cars I'd never heard of. Thank you for sharing this. 💙
Jordan, just think of them beauties driving around your streets and roads, back in the days. Old Hollywood fantastic. Thank you so much! 😎🐕🐕😎
The founder and owner of Merle Norman cosmetics began collecting and restoring cars. Nethercut won Pebble Beach Concurs auto show 6 times. The son raced, became President of the company and continued the work on preserving and restoring cars. Amazing that this collection is free to see. The Rudolf Valentino car is just one of the gems of this collection.
Merle Norman cosmetics was founded in 1931 during the Great Depression in the Santa Monica. JB was the nephew and President for 72 yrs. Alive and well today, Merle Norman inc., expanded online sales because of the pandemic. The cars in the Nethercut Museum are exquisitely restored and presented.
This was amazing. That blue camper and car were beautiful.
Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing Jordan.
Awesome classic cars the work that went into them is amazing glad I am going through your old vlogs
Love car shows. Those cars are amazing. ❤
thanks Jordan again for the awesome vlog
Wow, this museum looks awesome, such beautiful cars with character and curves..the designs were so classy in the 20s and 30s...I'm not a car person either, but love seeing old ones like this, for their history and nostalgia ...Great Vlog Jordan.
You mentioned REO Speedwagon. That was a car made by Ransom E. Olds of Lansing, Michigan. The same guy created the Oldsmobile automobile.
Hey, Jordan, just to leave a comment about #77 vlog about Valentino's house: I have a friend that lives in L.A. who is a fellow Valentino admirer and he actually had the cajones to knock on the door of the house across the street from where Valentino's house was and talked to the owner. The owner confirms that his house is the original house, and that the there had been windows added on the left side of the front of the house, and the arched windows were squared off. So, you were right!! Just thought I'd let you know. Thanks for the vlog! :)
Loved seeing the 1907 Westinghouse car that was owned first by the Roebeling family who built the Brooklyn bridge. I just was in Roebeling NJ yesterday & drove by the grounds where the steel mill was there is a museum there but ,I was too far away to see if anything was there & keep up with traffic. I will have to check it out .
Really great vlog. I'm enjoying this very much. When I was able to walk better. I loved going to places like this. Thanks for filming this. Looking forward to part 2.
WOW ! This Video was one of the most Awesome . Thank you Jordan.
Go on-line for the Nethercutt Collection and make the appointment for the tour of the 2nd building across the street as well. Don't miss this best kept secret! All free although you may want to buy some Merle Norman cosmetics. Over 4000 makes of vehicles out there. So much to learn. And the luxury train car out back as well. You may want to go back again Jordan!
I really enjoyed this video! The music boxes are absolutely beautiful . The cars are gorgeous with a lot of history.
Thank you for sharing this. A trip down memory lane. When I was younger it brought back one of the last things I was able to do with my dad. Up in Reno Nevada there used to be a car museum Harrah's. I was a newlywed and I only went on one double date with my parents and we went to that. Again thank you for popping that memory back in my mind... FYI check out Barry Gibbs 64 Rolls Royce great classy vehicle.
Very cool. Soon I’ll be doing an iron butt ride on my motorcycle from Texas and I’ll definitely check this place out.
Thank you very much for a fantastic vlog
I am a car person and you did a great job
Absolutely amazing! I'm not really a car person either, but the history in that building is truly awesome.
This is so awesome! I love these old cars! Thanks Jordan!
Loved this video. One of your best. Love old things so loved old cars. Always wanted a 1952 Car of any brand loved how roomy they were.
Best Museum video I've ever seen
well done... this is one museum I have always wanted to see. thank you!
I love those kind of cars...
I love this video...the cars are awesome!!
tyvm super cool vlog Jordan
Valentino's Car! I'm researching (finally set aside). I want to know how to start it. lol. It's not easy as you think! So Cool! Thank you!
Thanks-great video!
i plan to see this place it is fantastic
great looking cars man good job
I like your videos and keep them coming
The video ran out before you got to the other rows. Was the Isotta-Fraschini on display? Nethercutt has/had a similar model. Norma Desmond's Isotta-Fraschini Tipo 8A is now displayed at the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile in Turin Italy, though there have been other contenders over the years. Valentino and Clara Bow were also Isotta-Fraschini owners.
You might also want to go through the "Hollywood Gallery" section of LA's Peterson Automotive Museum. Among others, they have a "Hannibal 8" and a "Leslie Special" from "The Great Race". Several of each auto were made for the film, and a "Leslie Special" is on display at the Tupelo Automobile Museum in Tupelo, Mississippi and another at Stahls Automotive Museum in Michigan. The original auto (a 1907 Thomas Flyer) that won the actual 1908 New York to Paris race is at the National Automobile Museum in Reno.
I love kings island and used to ride those when I was a kid.
Love it
And I love rolls-royces also! Check out a Rolls-Royce repair place called Charlie Agapou... he is the longest consistent Rolls-Royce and Bentley repair person in Los Angeles and he's very nice!
I once came upon a comprehensive list of automobile makers. There were hundreds of them before the Great Depression wiped out most of them. That's why you don't recognize the brand names of many of these old ones.
The car museum is excellent I have never seen anything like some of those vehicles
Thanks
I can see some of the cars going on the Titanic. Awesome
I’m not your grandpa and I really enjoy your coverage
I watched this one with my grandfather he like the video
Go to guided tour across the street. I worked on both side of the street.
Good to see no bullet holes in the cars uh lol
all the gram'pa's enjoyed this!
Way cool
Adjusted for inflation, $14.000 in 1923 is equal to $212.877.87 in 2020
Where would i be able to find this museum
Thats what u call pizazz.
Nethercutt Museum
15151 Bledsoe St
Sylmar, CA 91342
United States
Hey was that the wambat