I always heard of that open seat in the back being called a, Rumble" seat......different terms depending on where you're from. I love learning new things.
Wow.. I just luv this era & fashion. You can see how the roaring 20’s due to having more wealth & prosperity, changed the styles of car & fashion. People needed to display that wealth as the socialised & entertained more. Luv what I know it as either a ‘rumble seat’ or a ‘dickey seat’. Couldn’t imagine trying to park one of those beautiful cars. At least the 1930’s cars were built more practical for driving in bad weather. Thank you both for an amazing time at the museum. Safe travels & happy trails. 🫶💕😎🇦🇺
I wish we still had dresses like these for luncheons and dinners. Now a days people wear blue jeans to weddings and funerals even. I always felt I was born in the wrong era. I should have been born in the 40s . Or even the 30s.
I love the old fashioned cars. I didn't know there were some electric one back then. I never want an electric one. I had a few favorites on here, but the funny thing is with my height, I'd have trouble seeing over the steering wheel or reaching the pedals. LOL!
Thank you both so much for taking us on this tour. I can't help but think. what it was like back in them days. I was lucky to have. a wonderful grandmother. who would tell me the stories of her childhood? I always say that I never want to live to be as old as my grandmother did. I always felt like she had seen way too many changes. I mean, back in her day, those horse and buggies. no electricity, no running water, no telephones. No pave roads. But I will never forget her stories. And I'm thankful that my children got to know her as well. Thank you again. for bringing back memories of my grandmother.
Look at those rumble seats! My dad had a Chevy with a rumble seat! My brother and I really enjoyed sitting in them! Except when it rained! Fantastic cars!
IM WATCHING YOUR VEDIO AND LISTENING TO THE AUDIO RADIO IN THE CAR ON BLUE TUBE YOU TUBE...COMING BACK FROM THE BEACH LAKE.. NOT TWO BOATS WERE OUT ON THE LAKE TODAY VERY SLOW DAY FOR THE SILVER LAKE STATE PARK IN MICHIGAN AT 75° DEGREES.. THEN WE GOT RAIN OUT ON .
In the 70's I had a friend in college that had an old Studebaker his Grandfather had given him. We loved tooling around in it. The back doors opened up opposite of the frount doors.
I have a 1949 packard torpedo coupe straight eight. The engine was green, and the body is Arizona sand color. Or a very pale brown basically. If I ever make it to Christmas in the creek and you guys are there, you can take it for a test drive. She is fun to drive!
Hey Brett, on that 1931 I think was the year, Deusenburg, I believe the two front lights that were angled with the tires was because the two larger headlights were fixed and the two smaller would angle with the tires as you steered the car. 🎉 Which is why it was funny when they "came out" with the new headlights that would follow your steering. Deusenburg and packard both had that in the 30s, and packard had a self driving car in the 30s as well. The tire in the trunk would drop down and park the park or unpark the car for you!
I watched a documentary once on how they didn't have paved (or stone or brick) roads in the beginning and the roads would get real muddy and cars would get stuck. Later there was a guy who designed the roads, and they began building them east to west and I believe they built one all the way to Indiana. But they still had no signs or laws for driving and the man who designed the road was actually killed in a car accident because the roads were winding and dangerous and people drove kind of crazy. After that they started making stop signs and other signs for safety.
❤❤❤❤ Blessings and Love to all family friends and subscribers Love in the house from Trinidad West Indies ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I'm lying on my bed watching this. Thanks again for sharing another wonderful video with us ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂Love 😂😂❤❤❤❤😊
I wish car makers would be creative again. In high school i wanted to get a black SUV from each manufacturer, take the emblems off and take a photo on all the SUVs in a line. The license plates being a number 1- 10. Then send that photo to the CEOs of each manufacturer and ask them to identify their SUV by number. My project was going to show whether the ceos of ford,chevy, toyota ect would be able to tell their suv apart. My hope was it would inspire them to break the rut of using the same mold for every brand. But i was declined by my teacher saying CEOs are too busy. It would be even better today. Maybe one of the manufacturers would Bring back the elegance of driving.
Had an old Auntie and Uncle who were friends with my parents they owned and old car with a trundle seat we were allowed to look but not touch it was highly polished it was old when was kid about 1962. My brother brought Sir Frank Packers old Limousine can’t remember make and model but old it used to cost him $1,500. In 1982 and took a week just for a service if anyone put a fingerprint on it. It took an hour and a half or more to Polish out I would not touch in case I got the polishing job hence why they say don’t touch.
Interesting car collection for Alaska. Something I'd expect to see in the Queens Court, not Alaska....................lol I was expecting some Beverly Hillbillies stuff, not these. Watched both episodes.
Thanks for this for you watch Dutch fans they are more fans oud side than inside the stadium for 1 game of footbal predent this this peaple dancing in the o.c.
People that had cars like that were rich snooty people or drug runners or liquor runners or ai Capone people of importance also Brett the air blows into the radiator and comes out the side of the motor if not people would of roasted in side the cab
I really love looking at all those cars 🥰❤️❤️
I always heard of that open seat in the back being called a, Rumble" seat......different terms depending on where you're from. I love learning new things.
I loved this mini series
Thank you for taking us with you to see these Wonderful and amazing cars.
Thanks for sharing madam mayor an brett love yall ❤️ ❤
Awesome!!
Those are some beautiful cars 🚗.
Thank you and Brett for taking your fans and me on a wonderful old car journey
Thanks for the car and fashion show.
Our pleasure!
Ty I really enjoyed I love those colors and all from the. 30's
Glad you enjoyed
Wow.. I just luv this era & fashion. You can see how the roaring 20’s due to having more wealth & prosperity, changed the styles of car & fashion. People needed to display that wealth as the socialised & entertained more. Luv what I know it as either a ‘rumble seat’ or a ‘dickey seat’. Couldn’t imagine trying to park one of those beautiful cars. At least the 1930’s cars were built more practical for driving in bad weather. Thank you both for an amazing time at the museum. Safe travels & happy trails. 🫶💕😎🇦🇺
The outfits with the cars are beautiful 😊
I wish we still had dresses like these for luncheons and dinners. Now a days people wear blue jeans to weddings and funerals even. I always felt I was born in the wrong era. I should have been born in the 40s . Or even the 30s.
I have a lot of favorites
Love your enjoying. I’m happy for you both. ❤❤
I love the old fashioned cars. I didn't know there were some electric one back then. I never want an electric one. I had a few favorites on here, but the funny thing is with my height, I'd have trouble seeing over the steering wheel or reaching the pedals. LOL!
You need to come to Michigan and go to Green field village. It is awesome if you like old cars.
That’s cool!
Love seeing all the clothing that goes with the time period for the cars
Mark feather 🪶
Thank you both so much for taking us on this tour. I can't help but think. what it was like back in them days. I was lucky to have. a wonderful grandmother. who would tell me the stories of her childhood? I always say that I never want to live to be as old as my grandmother did. I always felt like she had seen way too many changes. I mean, back in her day, those horse and buggies. no electricity, no running water, no telephones. No pave roads. But I will never forget her stories. And I'm thankful that my children got to know her as well. Thank you again. for bringing back memories of my grandmother.
Had a 64 boulmont Acadian it had no seat belts also, loved that car.
Such a lovely video, again! ❤ The older new (if that makes sense), VW Beetles have a small vase in the front. 😄
So cool they would wear clothing designed for riding or driving the car. For any occasion or weather!
Look at those rumble seats! My dad had a Chevy with a rumble seat! My brother and I really enjoyed sitting in them! Except when it rained! Fantastic cars!
Sounds like fun.
I can picture you in one of those dresses and Brett in suit n bow tie riding along in one of those posh cars
In Detroit 1961 Oak gas was .15 cents a gallon.
Awesome older cars of the error
Madam Mayor you would look lovely in any one of those dresses including the gowns!!
Thank you
Very envious of your trip. The boxes that go on the rear of the older cars are called what?
IM WATCHING YOUR VEDIO AND LISTENING TO THE AUDIO RADIO IN THE CAR ON BLUE TUBE YOU TUBE...COMING BACK FROM THE BEACH LAKE.. NOT TWO BOATS WERE OUT ON THE LAKE TODAY VERY SLOW DAY FOR THE SILVER LAKE STATE PARK IN MICHIGAN AT 75° DEGREES.. THEN WE GOT RAIN OUT ON .
In the 70's I had a friend in college that had an old Studebaker his Grandfather had given him. We loved tooling around in it. The back doors opened up opposite of the frount doors.
Yeah that's one thing about these vehicles are beautiful but also they had so much room inside
Good Afternoon Madam Mayor and Brett. Hope you your having a a fantastic time at the car Museum!!! Have a Happy and Healthy 4th of July 😊😊😊
I have a 1949 packard torpedo coupe straight eight. The engine was green, and the body is Arizona sand color. Or a very pale brown basically. If I ever make it to Christmas in the creek and you guys are there, you can take it for a test drive. She is fun to drive!
Hi from New Zealand ❤
Hello there!
Is Eliminator there?
No. I didn't see that one.
Hey Brett, on that 1931 I think was the year, Deusenburg, I believe the two front lights that were angled with the tires was because the two larger headlights were fixed and the two smaller would angle with the tires as you steered the car. 🎉
Which is why it was funny when they "came out" with the new headlights that would follow your steering. Deusenburg and packard both had that in the 30s, and packard had a self driving car in the 30s as well. The tire in the trunk would drop down and park the park or unpark the car for you!
It would be nice if they would start making cars the way they used to. 60s and earlier.
I watched a documentary once on how they didn't have paved (or stone or brick) roads in the beginning and the roads would get real muddy and cars would get stuck. Later there was a guy who designed the roads, and they began building them east to west and I believe they built one all the way to Indiana. But they still had no signs or laws for driving and the man who designed the road was actually killed in a car accident because the roads were winding and dangerous and people drove kind of crazy. After that they started making stop signs and other signs for safety.
When you make it to Illinois, check out thr VOLO car museum in VOLO Illinois. Every car is for sale as well as part of the museum! Every car.
❤❤❤❤ Blessings and Love to all family friends and subscribers Love in the house from Trinidad West Indies ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I'm lying on my bed watching this. Thanks again for sharing another wonderful video with us ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂Love 😂😂❤❤❤❤😊
Yes blessings on July 4rh, we are celebrating Canada Day as well July 1 God bless us Lord God Almighty ❤️🇨🇦🙏
MOTHER-IN LAW SEAT LOL
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I wish car makers would be creative again. In high school i wanted to get a black SUV from each manufacturer, take the emblems off and take a photo on all the SUVs in a line. The license plates being a number 1- 10. Then send that photo to the CEOs of each manufacturer and ask them to identify their SUV by number. My project was going to show whether the ceos of ford,chevy, toyota ect would be able to tell their suv apart. My hope was it would inspire them to break the rut of using the same mold for every brand. But i was declined by my teacher saying CEOs are too busy. It would be even better today. Maybe one of the manufacturers would Bring back the elegance of driving.
Had an old Auntie and Uncle who were friends with my parents they owned and old car with a trundle seat we were allowed to look but not touch it was highly polished it was old when was kid about 1962. My brother brought Sir Frank Packers old Limousine can’t remember make and model but old it used to cost him $1,500. In 1982 and took a week just for a service if anyone put a fingerprint on it. It took an hour and a half or more to Polish out I would not touch in case I got the polishing job hence why they say don’t touch.
I bet those are rough riding. Hahaha!
Good evening everyone. It p❤
Yes better the First then the last 😂
Did you get a bad storm
Hey Brett, I could ride all night long on .25 cents worth of gas in our po-dunk 1 red light "town".........
Interesting car collection for Alaska. Something I'd expect to see in the Queens Court, not Alaska....................lol I was expecting some Beverly Hillbillies stuff, not these. Watched both episodes.
Thanks for this for you watch Dutch fans they are more fans oud side than inside the stadium for 1 game of footbal predent this this peaple dancing in the o.c.
People that had cars like that were rich snooty people or drug runners or liquor runners or ai Capone people of importance also Brett the air blows into the radiator and comes out the side of the motor if not people would of roasted in side the cab