The book that Jay mentioned, "Flywheel" is full titled "Flywheel: Memories of the Open Road". Written by English POW's in WWII Germany. Reading some of the contents of the book makes it sound very interesting. Available at a reasonable cost at several used bookstores on the Internet. It was surprising to learn that the Germans provided writing and drawing materials to the British considering the history of the concentration camps. Another great episode of the Audrain. Subscriptions to the channel are rising at a steady rate. I subscribed when there was less than 100 members and was shocked the number was so low, but that has all changed in the past year. Great show always. Thanks for the efforts to bring this quality presentation to You Tube.
It's strange that your subscriptions are so low Don. With the odd couple dynamics between you and Jay, the interesting subject matter and presentation, I'd expect your channel to be over a million.
It's the way youtube works. No matter who you are or what organisation you represent, building a channel from scratch is a slow business & getting to 50k usually takes years. But the more subscribers you get, the more views you get & the more the algorithm notices you, then the quicker new subscribers come in, so 100k should arrive faster than it took to get to 50k. As long as they keep at it & maintain momentum, this channel WILL end up getting the subscribers it deserves, since the content is so good!
Very nice. These are the Ferraris that looked like one. The sharper edges etc. Love that interior color. Gorgeous home. Not a castle. Livable. The Icon Jag. XK 120.Magnificent. Those lines are timeless. Drive Mr. Osborne! Leno gets the Porsche. Lol. Love you guys.❤😂
Love the 1952 Jaguar! And cannot believe I just said that! You are converting me into a car enthusiast! I came for the mansions but am staying for the cars😊 My husband thanks you - hahaha❣️
Happy we can help! We like to say, that whether they identify as an enthusiast or not, everyone is a car person. Chances are there is a photo of you with a car from some point in your life. Perhaps you and your husband will enjoy our documentary exploring that very topic as well as what goes into a Concours d'Elegance: th-cam.com/video/Ia2NAAZ7oSI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pr97Gd2w0eSvnnaO
My dad had an old friend that had a side gig delivering collector cars across the country for a small list of clients. One day in around '87 or '88 he showed up to our house in a 512 BBi. I was only around 6 years old at the time. A memory of sitting in my father's lap in the passenger seat, going around 130MPH in the middle of town (by far the fastest I'd ever gone up to that point), is a memory I will never forget. Real safe I know 😄 but hey, it was the 80's! I was already a car nut by then but that experience didn't do anything to quell my enthusiasm!
Another great film! If there was an award for the greatest Classic Car double act, Jay and Donald would win it every year! 😊 Love these Mansions and Motorcars shows, just hope Donald can keep finding enough mansions and tenuous connections to keep them going for many years. Keep them coming chaps!
Thanks for your support! No need to worry, we have plenty of episodes coming out in the future! Be sure to subscribe to never miss them. bit.ly/3RjleYp
@@AudrainMuseumNetwork. Thanks for your reply! I have been a subscriber since this channel began I think so I get the notifications. Best wishes from the UK.
The home/mansion was beautiful inside and out. All the right materials, details and proportions. A welcome comfortable feeling in what we saw inside. Thank you to the owners for sharing your vision and home. Back to cars: Jay liked the Ferrari and Donald loves the 120 enough to dress for it but Jay went into a trance with the Caymen. Sometimes a bit less is best like Jay's 6 cyl Firebird from "days of old" Cheers 🇨🇦
Only Jay Leno can make us feel we are slumming with ordinary New England architecture - in robber baron’s estates - compared to his opulent mansion just down the road that is only his summer getaway. Jay driving with Donald in museum class vehicles makes us feel like it is an attainable experience with the guy next door, compared to his vast collection of every imaginable motorcar that are beyond everyone’s wildest dream. It is not acting it is they are both just having fun and that is common to every man in every age🦊
What a hoot ! If Jay hasn't got one , you can guess it's on his shoppinglist . I too think the XK 120 coupe is the most elegant of the 120 's . I was slighty puzzled by the headlights , l thought they would have been "tri-bars " . And Jay ...what car did Sir Stirling race with Fangio and also won the Mille Miglia with Dennis Jenkins ? ......SHUT UP! VE ASK ZE QUESTIONS !! 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks Donald and as usual Jay ....hilarious ! 🥰
At the start of the 1950s, British industry had produced the fastest airliner - de Havilland DH106 Comet, fastest ship - RMS Queen Mary, fastest motorcycle - Vincent Black Shadow, and fastest production car - Jaguar XK120M
Awesome content, brilliant banter between the hosts, incredible cars, conversation, scenery, and houses. Thank you, it is really apricated. As many other commenters, I was also wondering why the channel doesn't have more subscribers? Maybe it is because the content is slightly academic, there is no sketchy workshop element, very little drama, no challenges, nobody making fools of themselves etc. Only enlightened conversation and geeky details shared between knowledgeable presenters. Exactly why I love the content. Thank you, Donald, Jay and the production crew.
Nice video, gentleman. The styling of both the Boxer and the Jag are stunning, IMO. They are curvy, sensuous, yet clean and elegant! I find that home, however, to be a bit underwhelming inside and out. It's a bit sterile especially compared to some of the beautifully ornate homes you have featured previously.
I’ve got a real problem with the trend toward not offering a true manual transmission. Not that I’m actually in the market for a new Ferrari mind you. But in my 47 years of being a licensed driver, and probably at least two dozen different vehicles, I’ve only owned three automatics. Some were antiques built before an automatic transmission was a thing, some were trucks where the manual offered greater durability and pulling power, but the rest were simply more fun to drive. Modern car manufacturers are really missing the mark. When you buy a sports car you want your soul to connect with it, and you can’t do that with a slushbox or paddly shifters.
I finally made it up to the Audrain Museum for the muscle car display they have hopefully I will get up there when they have the Jag, Ferrari and Porches on display.
The 512 BBi started 1980 with only 340 bhp left from once 380 in 1971 revving at only 5.900 rpm as before 6.800 but still the best besides the Countach 5000 S and the 933 turbo flatfront 935 special 360 bhp ..
If I ever have 300 G I don't know what to do with, I think a 512 BBi would be on the shopping list!! Another great vid, keep them coming and yes people, like and SUBSRIBE!
Wonderful video and talks, but unfortunately the green Bentley shown at 27'02" is NOT a Continental about which Jay talks, but an R-Type Saloon...ooops
@@AudrainMuseumNetwork Wow thanks for this reply! Much closer to home for me, and I have two cars that fit the bill, this my just be the excuse I needed to fix them up into road-trip condition!!
What you call a cheap Ferrari (the Ferrari 308 GTS) sold for around $45,000 MSRP in 1979 (which is around $200,000 in todays money so while cheaper then more desirable Ferraris still not exactly cheap. They sold one that Magnum drove on the show at auction in 2017 for like $180,000 which is less then what it would have sold for originally adjusted for inflation but still hardly cheap. But, yes, the 308 GTS was a “cheaper” Ferrari back then but hardly one cheap enough that the common people could afford it. But it still has a cool factor to it IMO even if it wasn’t a top of the line Ferrari back in the 80s.
@@Charlesb88 Yeah, I should have said "Cheap-er" rather than just cheap. No Ferrari is cheap. 308's are very nice but 512 BB's are in a very different category. 308's competed with 911's and 512BB's were meant to compete with Countach's
I am sorry Donald but the word "Berlinetta" derives from the Italian word "Berlina" which is Italian for saloon or sedan cars. A Berlinetta is not a 'coupe" a French word meaning a 2-seater vehicle but rather a "Berlinette." A Berlinetta is technically just a small or smaller saloon car not necessarily. a 2 -seater or 2-door coupe`. But Ferrari's with the BB's name was harking back to the fabulous 1952 225S Berlinetta which had a closed cockpit (berlinetta) rather than an open cockpit (spider) like the previous 1951 225 Export race car.
84 was the very last model year , in october appeared already a prototype of the Testa Rossa. The beginning of the BB times were in 1971 with 4.4 liter engine as 365 Gt/4 BB 3 Quattro carbs and 380 bhp top speed 283 kmh 0 to 60 5.4 seconds.. the 512 carb version appeared 1976 with 360 bhp when C3 Corvette had dropped to 150 bhp the year before and a 6.6 litre Firebird from Rockford Files was a dream of an American car…
I like how Donald suddenly turns Italian when pronouncing car brands like Ferrari and Lamborghini, but doesn't pronounce Jaguar the correct British way.
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Donald and Jay together is priceless.
That smile on Donald's face 😍 PRICELESS. God Bless you both 🙏 ❤️
Agreed !! I bet it would be great to hang out with Donald !
I look so forward to these new episodes nobody does it better when it comes to cars thnx Audrain 😊 migwech from Toronto 😊❤
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching, John!
Donald is just the best. Just a pleasure to listen to :)
The book that Jay mentioned, "Flywheel" is full titled "Flywheel: Memories of the Open Road". Written by English POW's in WWII Germany. Reading some of the contents of the book makes it sound very interesting. Available at a reasonable cost at several used bookstores on the Internet. It was surprising to learn that the Germans provided writing and drawing materials to the British considering the history of the concentration camps. Another great episode of the Audrain. Subscriptions to the channel are rising at a steady rate. I subscribed when there was less than 100 members and was shocked the number was so low, but that has all changed in the past year. Great show always. Thanks for the efforts to bring this quality presentation to You Tube.
It's strange that your subscriptions are so low Don. With the odd couple dynamics between you and Jay, the interesting subject matter and presentation, I'd expect your channel to be over a million.
We appreciate the support. Tell your friends to subscribe! Help us get to 50k!
It's actually quite confusing. This should be a million subscribers channel all day long.
It's the way youtube works. No matter who you are or what organisation you represent, building a channel from scratch is a slow business & getting to 50k usually takes years. But the more subscribers you get, the more views you get & the more the algorithm notices you, then the quicker new subscribers come in, so 100k should arrive faster than it took to get to 50k. As long as they keep at it & maintain momentum, this channel WILL end up getting the subscribers it deserves, since the content is so good!
I’ve been saying this since they’ve started this channel.
give a thumbs up and share, help the algorithm
Loved those drone takes!
The Three Kings of Europe ☺️ what a day for a drive ......
Life is good 😉.
Happy Motoring Everyone 👋👋✌️
I Love this series .. Donald's tenuous connections are sublime
Definitely, love these two together.
I like how Don goads Jay and grins.
The best 3 cars of the entire video series
Having lunch yesterday at Cru, I saw the Ferrari outside the museum yesterday. Looked amazing in the autumn sunshine
Love the drone footage 😀 👍
Courtesy of Tandem RI! We love our drone operators!
Very nice. These are the Ferraris that looked like one. The sharper edges etc. Love that interior color. Gorgeous home. Not a castle. Livable. The Icon Jag. XK 120.Magnificent. Those lines are timeless. Drive Mr. Osborne! Leno gets the Porsche. Lol. Love you guys.❤😂
Every episode the Audrain drops you in the back seat for a great ride and great conversation. It’s like wings with old friends.
Love the 1952 Jaguar! And cannot believe I just said that! You are converting me into a car enthusiast! I came for the mansions but am staying for the cars😊 My husband thanks you - hahaha❣️
Happy we can help! We like to say, that whether they identify as an enthusiast or not, everyone is a car person. Chances are there is a photo of you with a car from some point in your life. Perhaps you and your husband will enjoy our documentary exploring that very topic as well as what goes into a Concours d'Elegance: th-cam.com/video/Ia2NAAZ7oSI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pr97Gd2w0eSvnnaO
@@AudrainMuseumNetwork thank you!! More to watch and learn ❤️
That house is amazing.
I Love your show , It makes me Happy,
Lov they let us see somes these castles 🏰 now never seen a house like that in my life ❤
House #1
I get a Frank Loyd Wright feel inside.
What a shame the Porsche is spoiled with that silly wing. What a crime.
Great episode gentlemen 👍
This is the best tenuous connection yet. Extremely well done Donald!
My dad had an old friend that had a side gig delivering collector cars across the country for a small list of clients. One day in around '87 or '88 he showed up to our house in a 512 BBi. I was only around 6 years old at the time. A memory of sitting in my father's lap in the passenger seat, going around 130MPH in the middle of town (by far the fastest I'd ever gone up to that point), is a memory I will never forget. Real safe I know 😄 but hey, it was the 80's! I was already a car nut by then but that experience didn't do anything to quell my enthusiasm!
Great memories.
Another great film! If there was an award for the greatest Classic Car double act, Jay and Donald would win it every year! 😊 Love these Mansions and Motorcars shows, just hope Donald can keep finding enough mansions and tenuous connections to keep them going for many years. Keep them coming chaps!
Thanks for your support! No need to worry, we have plenty of episodes coming out in the future! Be sure to subscribe to never miss them. bit.ly/3RjleYp
@@AudrainMuseumNetwork. Thanks for your reply! I have been a subscriber since this channel began I think so I get the notifications. Best wishes from the UK.
Well, thanks for sticking around and joining us on this journey!
I love these guys. I like the intro
Donald’s smile said it all! Amazing sound from both beautiful cars. Thanks soo much gentlemen I felt like I was with you.
I love these videos with Jay they are so entertaining don’t stop making them Jay and Donald 🙏🏽
Thank you for you support!
Great episode.
The home/mansion was beautiful inside and out. All the right materials, details and proportions. A welcome comfortable feeling in what we saw inside. Thank you to the owners for sharing your vision and home.
Back to cars: Jay liked the Ferrari and Donald loves the 120 enough to dress for it but Jay went into a trance with the Caymen. Sometimes a bit less is best like Jay's 6 cyl Firebird from "days of old" Cheers 🇨🇦
Always enjoyable to watch! Keep making these please! I learn more in these videos than any of the trash on tv.
We have a new season being released very soon!
Loved the part in the cigar lounge. 😂
This video was a true joy to watch.
Loved those drone shots.
Right?! We love our drone ops - Tandem RI for the win!
These two bring out the best in each other!
😍
Only Jay Leno can make us feel we are slumming with ordinary New England architecture - in robber baron’s estates - compared to his opulent mansion just down the road that is only his summer getaway. Jay driving with Donald in museum class vehicles makes us feel like it is an attainable experience with the guy next door, compared to his vast collection of every imaginable motorcar that are beyond everyone’s wildest dream. It is not acting it is they are both just having fun and that is common to every man in every age🦊
Thanks for taking us on another adventure :)
Our pleasure! Thanks for joining us!
Sorry to inform you Mr. Leno: Chevrolet no longer makes a manual Corvette. Kind Regards...
What a hoot ! If Jay hasn't got one , you can guess it's on his shoppinglist . I too think the XK 120 coupe is the most elegant of the 120 's . I was slighty puzzled by the headlights , l thought they would have been "tri-bars " . And Jay ...what car did Sir Stirling race with Fangio and also won the Mille Miglia with Dennis Jenkins ? ......SHUT UP! VE ASK ZE QUESTIONS !! 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks Donald and as usual Jay ....hilarious ! 🥰
At the start of the 1950s, British industry had produced the fastest airliner - de Havilland DH106 Comet, fastest ship - RMS Queen Mary, fastest motorcycle - Vincent Black Shadow, and fastest production car - Jaguar XK120M
This series is just fantastic! I’m always looking forward to the next episode. Thanks so much.😬
Glad to hear that! More episodes coming soon!
Awesome content, brilliant banter between the hosts, incredible cars, conversation, scenery, and houses. Thank you, it is really apricated. As many other commenters, I was also wondering why the channel doesn't have more subscribers?
Maybe it is because the content is slightly academic, there is no sketchy workshop element, very little drama, no challenges, nobody making fools of themselves etc.
Only enlightened conversation and geeky details shared between knowledgeable presenters.
Exactly why I love the content. Thank you, Donald, Jay and the production crew.
Thank you for the kind words! More episodes are on the way!
The monopoly man in the smoking room was hilarious! Beautiful home.
Love the XK120M , I still gave my XK120 coupe cuff links and tie clip from my childhood.
Jay’s sense of humor is still alive and well. “Drive to jail.” “ I’m not even paying attention to what you’re saying.” These two guys are priceless.
Jay is funny no partying in the rear lol
Nice video, gentleman. The styling of both the Boxer and the Jag are stunning, IMO. They are curvy, sensuous, yet clean and elegant! I find that home, however, to be a bit underwhelming inside and out. It's a bit sterile especially compared to some of the beautifully ornate homes you have featured previously.
I’ve got a real problem with the trend toward not offering a true manual transmission. Not that I’m actually in the market for a new Ferrari mind you. But in my 47 years of being a licensed driver, and probably at least two dozen different vehicles, I’ve only owned three automatics. Some were antiques built before an automatic transmission was a thing, some were trucks where the manual offered greater durability and pulling power, but the rest were simply more fun to drive. Modern car manufacturers are really missing the mark. When you buy a sports car you want your soul to connect with it, and you can’t do that with a slushbox or paddly shifters.
I finally made it up to the Audrain Museum for the muscle car display they have hopefully I will get up there when they have the Jag, Ferrari and Porches on display.
Thanks for visiting, we're glad you enjoyed!
The movie Jay refers to is , The Voice of Terror 1942 Sherlock Holmes, It is on you tube
Excellent episode! Ferrari made the 250 LM which is mid engine before they made the 512.
These two are just in the same vibe. Amazing content for the non-pretentious connaisseur.
The 512 BBi started 1980 with only 340 bhp left from once 380 in 1971 revving at only 5.900 rpm as before 6.800 but still the best besides the Countach 5000 S and the 933 turbo flatfront 935 special 360 bhp ..
Correct. 1974 saw the intro of the 365BB
the 2022 porsche cayman gt4rs, the car that brought profanity to the lips of jay leno 43:33 nice!
That house... "more money than brains"
If I ever have 300 G I don't know what to do with, I think a 512 BBi would be on the shopping list!! Another great vid, keep them coming and yes people, like and SUBSRIBE!
I actually like a 300 G more than a 512, but I guess it is just me.
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As I always say, if you fellow in Jays footsteps, you’ll go Ferrari is life. 😂🤣
"Hey ya birds! SHUT DA HELL UP!" Jay Leno, avid outdoorsman
Is this a 1984? Final year of production.
What is the big difference between the 1974 model and the 1984 model?
Please lower the music volume...
Thanks
The only luggage space here is the passenger side. So long as there’s only one person, you can bring some luggage.
Wonderful video and talks, but unfortunately the green Bentley shown at 27'02" is NOT a Continental about which Jay talks, but an R-Type Saloon...ooops
When they sat in the Buddha garden they didn't stay there long, you could say it wasn't their style.
Lol, "I've never partied in the rear"
Hi
Why no mention of the 365 BB?
Ooops the "Daytona" is a 365 gtB/4, not the "C/4" as Donald mistakenly stated.
Jep and it was produced two seasons parallel to the first BB generation 1971 started the BB 365GT/4 4.4 liter 380 bhp at 6.800 rpm….
The 512BBi is THE car to take to Radwood.
Or Audrain Youngtimers! Check it out here: www.audrainyoungtimers.com
@@AudrainMuseumNetwork Wow thanks for this reply! Much closer to home for me, and I have two cars that fit the bill, this my just be the excuse I needed to fix them up into road-trip condition!!
I'm sorry Donald, you said something? Vroom vroom.
Are you two doing valet for Magnum PI!??
Magnum only had the cheap 308 Ferraris. This one is a 512 BB, currently worth more that 3 times what a 308 is worth.
What you call a cheap Ferrari (the Ferrari 308 GTS) sold for around $45,000 MSRP in 1979 (which is around $200,000 in todays money so while cheaper then more desirable Ferraris still not exactly cheap. They sold one that Magnum drove on the show at auction in 2017 for like $180,000 which is less then what it would have sold for originally adjusted for inflation but still hardly cheap. But, yes, the 308 GTS was a “cheaper” Ferrari back then but hardly one cheap enough that the common people could afford it. But it still has a cool factor to it IMO even if it wasn’t a top of the line Ferrari back in the 80s.
@@Charlesb88 Yeah, I should have said "Cheap-er" rather than just cheap. No Ferrari is cheap. 308's are very nice but 512 BB's are in a very different category. 308's competed with 911's and 512BB's were meant to compete with Countach's
gorgeous cars boring house..
23:47
I am sorry Donald but the word "Berlinetta" derives from the Italian word "Berlina" which is Italian for saloon or sedan cars. A Berlinetta is not a 'coupe" a French word meaning a 2-seater vehicle but rather a "Berlinette." A Berlinetta is technically just a small or smaller saloon car not necessarily. a 2 -seater or 2-door coupe`. But Ferrari's with the BB's name was harking back to the fabulous 1952 225S Berlinetta which had a closed cockpit (berlinetta) rather than an open cockpit (spider) like the previous 1951 225 Export race car.
Ferrari needs a manual gearbox retrofit division.
wierdly, the engine sounds very similar to my Porsche 997
Oh no the trouble makers are back.
84 corvette had only 205 horse, 290 lb-ft torque and 0-60 6.7 seconds.
84 was the very last model year , in october appeared already a prototype of the Testa Rossa. The beginning of the BB times were in 1971 with 4.4 liter engine as 365 Gt/4 BB 3 Quattro carbs and 380 bhp top speed 283 kmh 0 to 60 5.4 seconds.. the 512 carb version appeared 1976 with 360 bhp when C3 Corvette had dropped to 150 bhp the year before and a 6.6 litre Firebird from Rockford Files was a dream of an American car…
All of the Asian influence and you guys are wearing your shoes in the house lol
There is sheep in the waynescotting, yes?
Im never going to get it because i could buy a brand new corvette and a lexus lc500 and maybe a mustang for that ferrari
I like how Donald suddenly turns Italian when pronouncing car brands like Ferrari and Lamborghini, but doesn't pronounce Jaguar the correct British way.
3:03
Monks can afford that I thought Monks were secluded rely on there kind and they gave Mega Church Pastors a hard time 😮.
"Without being sexist." Woke Jay.
Ferraris are more poser than ever hence the lack of manual gearbox
The odd couple.
Both owners are Buddhists. That's hilarious.
Disappointing house.
Great episode! I loved the piece on the Cayman. It was great that you actually toured the house this time!
I was very pleasantly surprised that they toured the interior of the house too .. Really glad to see that 👍👍
I liked the tour of the house also. Having been inside a number of the houses in that area, it was fun to compare.