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Bruce Meyer: The nice guy that is the Emperor of the Classic Car world - Inside the MotoMan Studio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 เม.ย. 2020
- MotoMan talks with old friend, major classic car guy and co-founder of the @PetersenMuseum , Bruce Meyer. In this first part of their discussion, Bruce shares his journey as a car obsessed kid growing up in the post war hot rod culture of Los Angeles and how he created a real estate & retail empire while still very much keeping true to being a ‘nice guy’.
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It is a privilege to hear the unfolding of a amazing life. Mr. Meyer is a refreshing reminder of how citizens in this country lived life with grace and dignity. George, please stop cutting your guests off mid thought. The interview is about them, not you. Great interview series! Thank you!
Bruce Meyer is the Emperor of the Classic Car world and I always enjoy hearing him talk. I wish this interviewer did not interrupt so much. I wanted to hear Bruce, less other guy.
Great to listen to Bruce when the interviewer gives him chance to speak without interrupting him every minute
Seems like it's going to be a great interview. But yes, I wish he wouldn't keep interrupting people.
Enjoyed it, but you sure did interrupt him a lot when he was speaking.
There is NO ONE that embodies the car culture more or better than Bruce Meyer!!!
I wish the interviewer would let him finish what he's saying, just a suggestion
There’s a fine line between enthusiasm and interruption ,that’s motomans problem me thinks
Bruce is simply one of the good guys through and through. Always fascinating to hear him talk cars, and this is a great look into his life story. Thanks Motoman!
Best Interview, Incredible access to a mind, and a life... A soul that has lived life its way! the way life is to be lived.... WOW.
Fantastic guy and dear friend, Bruce Meyer was entertaining and so authentic. Really enjoyed the video. Well done, Bruce!
Hey I remember White front. Great interview. Bruce Meyer the greatest car enthusiast EVER. Also the nicest man Ive ever met. Great Job
Let the guy speak geez... I almost quit watching but Bruce's story is awesome
Is it me or MotoMan cut off Bruce in almost every sentence?
Why do you keep interrupting Bruce?? He knows what to say, just listen and learn.
How enjoyable was this. You know the auto side of Bruce from all of the events and videos, but his background is just as impressive. Really looking forward to Part 2.
I thought Bruce was a billionaire's son when I first saw him in his car collection show, impressive background.
What an amazing 58 minutes. Love this conversation.
Great interview. I love learning about the intricate details of people's lives, and how they got where they are. Thank you.
Thanks, Tom . . . LOVE your books!
This was the most interesting vid I've enjoyed ever. I'm 71 and started buying small properties in 1974 and always thought I was unique in fearing big debt. (also 2 Cessna's and my first new car, a Fiat Spyder 124).
Thank you! However, from the sounds of it, you are another clear example of great life can be when debt is not a part of it!
thoroughly enjoyed it and what an interesting and down to earth guest.
Honesty and Integrity. A calming influence within the automotive community.
Thanks for Sharing.
Bruce is one of the nicest people in our Hobby circle. We have many nice people in this community. Bruce is one of the best. I admire his passion and generosity. Thank you Bruce for your inspiration. Always Inspired
Tom Matano
I just watched a Vault Video of the Peterson. Funny to have directly after that an Interview with Bruce Meyer. It can`t be better than that. Very entertaining and extremely interesting. - Great MotoManTV Video! THX
I used to think I was so weird: I don't follow sports either! Meyer really seems like a great guy.
Fantastic stories, really interesting man. So gutted as I've had to stop watching half way through, its just way too irritating with the interviewer constantly interrupting. I need to find more interviews with Bruce which are viewable!
Being a "Nice Guy" was a definite hindrance in my early dating career as it seemed most ladies were trying to pursue (and fix) the "Bad Boys". As a senior, I can say that's changed and it's also a pleasure to appreciate fellow nice guys. Bruce is such a genuine gentleman it just oozes through everything... even being perpetually polite while being constantly cut-off mid-thought and mid-sentence (but I appreciate the interview! Thank you!). As a lover and owner of two 1960s mid-engine V12s, I can see that he is a purist and ultra fine "conservator" of our great automotive heritage.
Great interview. I have met Bruce a few times and he has always been very nice. First time I met him was in the stands at Bakersfield, I've seen him at Deuce Day in Victoria a few times and at SEMA show too. I didn't know he actually owned the building the Petersen is in. You are right about the nicest people are car people. I have met all sorts and just because a person owns an interesting car or even several doesn't always make them a car guy. There are other guys with lots of money who have big collections too but I very much doubt some average rich guy with cars as investments would be at a drag race never mind getting to sit and chat with them there. Bruce is definitely a genuine car guy and not just some rich guy that bought great cars.
I loved listening to this interview. Great stories and a fascinating man - i admire him even more now that i have some insight into his background. Thank you, looking forward to the second part.
Great people, iconic cars, real estate, amazing journey and a cool life! Mr Meyer is the man! And does not look a day over 60!
I have to ask, The Bentley Turbo R with the HOTROD license plate, is that Mr Meyer's car?
Such a tease, M. You cut off right when you start taking about watches lol.
I really enjoyed this episode M! Excellent work as always.
Thanks Amro . . . and if you make the trip all the way from Saudi, I think I may be able to have Bruce himself show you the car:)
That was Mrs. Petersen's ride!
Class act. met him at SEMA a few years back with his hot rod.
Great interview with the king of cool cars!👍
Fun to learn new things, the kind of things that don't necessarily come up in conversation. Like, I never knew Bruce was big on Vanilla Frangipani candles. Stay well, Bruce!
thanks so enjoyable. learned alot.
tim from new mexico
This is great
What a frustrating interview. I could listen to Bruce Meyer for hours, he's so interesting and articulate, yet the interviewer's constant and unnecessary interruptions were so frustrating.
what a nice guy
His Mom is like mine . I was born in 69.
Tt55 K My mom was born in 69
The next time you interview Mr.Meyers ask about the time he had his 935 taken by the I.R.S.🤪
It's nice to have rich parents ...
Let him answer the question for christ sake !
George, painful interruptions. Let him speak.
I agree. I could point out some shortcomings of George but why bother. As long as I never have to meet him I'm good.
Must be noisy in the garage to need headphones. 🤔
You should drink some Quarantinis on the rocks.
Would have been a great interview if you didn’t keep interrupting Bruce. A waste of a great story. It’s about your guest, not you.
Man I wish you would stop interrupting when he started a story.