That is a crazy collection, and so much work! Thank you for bringing some Canadian content out to us, and thanks to Rick for sharing his stories with us.
Well Max, you've done it again!. These gems of videos are awesome to watch. As well as very interesting! Hope to see more of these as the people in them are inspiring!
Man, what a beautiful location. Really struck gold with this one, an absolute goldmine of automotive history. Rick has some stunners in that barn for sure
Ah thanks buddy we were really lucky to be able to not only see this place but also film it. What these guys do is amazing so it was an honor to be able to share their stories. Plus 99% of the barns out there that are loaded with cars are just rotting away this is totaly the opposite. Rick and the other guy bob are super talented and hard working. ALways nice to see ya back Sean always brings a smile when I see ya back in the most OG viewer! Have a great weekend my friend
@@SubdivisionAuto 100%, kinda shocked to see them all in such great condition, and mannnnnn that AMX/javelin .... what a beauty, no surprise it made the thumbnail. Hope you have an awesome week brother!
@@seanc2862 thank you Sean you as well. Yeah rare to see a baen that's not full of rotting cars but rather cars they're saving slowly. Yeah that javelin is a super nice car They don't make em like that anymore!
Wow, what a trip Max. I loved every minute of the tour and wished that it would go on longer. Rick is quite the character. His talents, energy and enthusiasm are boundless. I pass the road going down to Pinhey's Point all the time. I must stop in and urge Rick to get on with my fave, the Torino. Great piece Max.👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Lance cheers to the west coast love it out there... hope to one day travel over to do some stories on those parts. Have a great weekend cheers
Another great episode....Rick and Bob sure have some pretty unique cars and are such great fabricators.....Really cool guys too....`Til the next one.....
The perfect video to start a nice weekend, thank you. Growing up in France in the late 70's and early 80's, I was fascinated by those Poclain excavators with their ungainly wheel setup. Canada is definitely not the place where you'd expect to see one of those!
@@SubdivisionAuto You're already doing a fantastic job at finding a great variety of interesting vehicles and stories. Maybe, occasionally, ask the owners of other interesting machines, such as the Poclain excavator here, to show and tell us a little bit more about it. Ideally, I guess it could also be nice if you had the possibility to go beyond the Ottawa region. But really, your channel already rocks as it is, keep doing what you get a feel for.
@@65283impala Thank you for the feedback. Its funny you say that because next year I plan to do a season of unique vehicles rather than just muslce cars for the most part. On the top of that we do plan to travel beyond Ottawa it was always the plan. Honestly we hoping we could travel to the USA so in the winter we could film down south while its nice.. escape the winter! Of course right now thats really tough to do and we have two really young kids but hey down the line for sure! WE are going to SEMA to film the event in a few weeks so slowly tring new stuff. Thanks for the support!
@@tonyhoffmann3224 me too his isn't done it yet he's still working on it. We may do a video on that one as well if people like this video! Thanks for commenting I'll let him know
@@Chris-jm4zk that's awesome Chris then you may wanna stick around this channel. We filmed a 68 amx AMC and this guy has a world record. Not with the amx but he'd an amazing builder and his episode is really good .
That was beyond incredible. I recently saw something that said Elon Musk was the 16th smartest person in the world. I wondered, who are the fifteen ahead of him? Dr. Rick Frankenstein-of-cars, surely must be one of them. Talk about a never-say-die spirit. WOW!
Glad you liked it JD. I heard legend of this place for years. So you can imagine how happy I was to not only find out it was indeed real, let alone go film in it! Rick is a legend in the are and like you say "never say die". These old school guys are all about that. Nice to see ya again JD
@@SubdivisionAuto Clearly, that's a testament to your tenaciousnous and professionalism. I think I possibly get it now. Knowing you, It should have been obvious to me. Perhaps your videos are auditions and/or demos for much bigger things. That's why I admire and respect you so much. The best drivers seem to consistently look far ahead on the racecourse to anticipate their next moves. As far as I'm concerned, Max is ready for next level prime time. BTW, don't sell yourself short on your on-screen persona. You are the perfect fit for what you do. I sense an unusual level of genuineness with you being you. No pretending to be someone other than who you are. False enthusiasm is obvious to me and degrades the presentation. You do a masterful job of avoiding that perception. All the best to the whole gang.
@johnnyduplantis the only thing about being humble right now is to build respect before being too confident. I'd agree that eventually, you want to hold yourself with dignity a sort of confidence in what you know. Not revealing too much of your own self-improvement. The enthusiasm has been constant, so I can't say it's off. I like the opinion given. I'v thought the same thing.
30:10 dude,you need some better-looking hats for sure!!!most don't want a (old man) style hat that looks like it was made in the 70s!!js.my dad or even my grandpa would love that hat,me not so much!!!i get it you talk to a lot of old people on your vids,but most won't wear it!!
another old timer,thinks he is going to get to all these cars (someday) to restore.most of these cars are going to be his estate sale cars. Just way to many and so little time!!js
That is a crazy collection, and so much work! Thank you for bringing some Canadian content out to us, and thanks to Rick for sharing his stories with us.
@@FeelingLikeThatNow yeah buddy glad you liked it brother thanks for commenting. We got lots coming my friend
Omg it’s so beautiful there. Fella could live a dream living there! Amazing work Rick for loving so many vehicles and showing them all so much love!
Well Max, you've done it again!. These gems of videos are awesome to watch. As well as very interesting! Hope to see more of these as the people in them are inspiring!
@@Eldude350 glad you like it Gerry. Yeah episodes like this one are super rare hard to find places like this. Will look for me though for sure !
Man, what a beautiful location. Really struck gold with this one, an absolute goldmine of automotive history. Rick has some stunners in that barn for sure
Ah thanks buddy we were really lucky to be able to not only see this place but also film it. What these guys do is amazing so it was an honor to be able to share their stories. Plus 99% of the barns out there that are loaded with cars are just rotting away this is totaly the opposite. Rick and the other guy bob are super talented and hard working. ALways nice to see ya back Sean always brings a smile when I see ya back in the most OG viewer! Have a great weekend my friend
@@SubdivisionAuto 100%, kinda shocked to see them all in such great condition, and mannnnnn that AMX/javelin .... what a beauty, no surprise it made the thumbnail. Hope you have an awesome week brother!
@@seanc2862 thank you Sean you as well. Yeah rare to see a baen that's not full of rotting cars but rather cars they're saving slowly. Yeah that javelin is a super nice car
They don't make em like that anymore!
Wow, what a trip Max. I loved every minute of the tour and wished that it would go on longer. Rick is quite the character. His talents, energy and enthusiasm are boundless. I pass the road going down to Pinhey's Point all the time. I must stop in and urge Rick to get on with my fave, the Torino. Great piece Max.👍👍
Thank you for the kind words Blayne but i think all the credit goes out to rick on this one. I was just lucky enough to be there ! Talented fella
Well done excellent presentation thanks, Max and Rick.....from the West Coast British Columbia....
Glad you enjoyed it Lance cheers to the west coast love it out there... hope to one day travel over to do some stories on those parts. Have a great weekend cheers
Wow , what a talented guy ! He's got some energy, too .
@@strokersteve468 you bet ya Steve Rick is a powder keg of positive energy and skill. He's awesome they do great work .
Another great episode....Rick and Bob sure have some pretty unique cars and are such great fabricators.....Really cool guys too....`Til the next one.....
@@scario64 thank you Ross glad you liked it my friend was an honor with this one
The perfect video to start a nice weekend, thank you. Growing up in France in the late 70's and early 80's, I was fascinated by those Poclain excavators with their ungainly wheel setup. Canada is definitely not the place where you'd expect to see one of those!
You are right they are rare machines and yes for sure an unlikely place to see one! What else would you like to see on this channel?
@@SubdivisionAuto You're already doing a fantastic job at finding a great variety of interesting vehicles and stories. Maybe, occasionally, ask the owners of other interesting machines, such as the Poclain excavator here, to show and tell us a little bit more about it. Ideally, I guess it could also be nice if you had the possibility to go beyond the Ottawa region. But really, your channel already rocks as it is, keep doing what you get a feel for.
@@65283impala Thank you for the feedback. Its funny you say that because next year I plan to do a season of unique vehicles rather than just muslce cars for the most part. On the top of that we do plan to travel beyond Ottawa it was always the plan. Honestly we hoping we could travel to the USA so in the winter we could film down south while its nice.. escape the winter! Of course right now thats really tough to do and we have two really young kids but hey down the line for sure! WE are going to SEMA to film the event in a few weeks so slowly tring new stuff. Thanks for the support!
@@SubdivisionAuto Right on! As a former resident of Reno, NV, I'd recommend you check out Reno's Hot August Nights for it's an amazing car show.
@@SubdivisionAuto I used to live in Sparks, NV and you should definitely checkout out Reno's hot august nights. It's well worth it.
Great video. I would like to see the green AMX that he built.
@@tonyhoffmann3224 me too his isn't done it yet he's still working on it. We may do a video on that one as well if people like this video! Thanks for commenting I'll let him know
I'd love to have the 55 Buick wagon!
@@punkinsgarageandpaint8299 oh yeah it's a cool car
Great content 👍
glad you like it much more to come we are just getting started
The Mercedes and thanks for saving it is called a Ponton German Nick name in case anyone cares
Cheers from Chicago west
Pretty cool thank you for letting us know
Very good
Glad you liked it man
What does someone do for work in such a lowly populated, rural area to be able to afford such a beautiful property and collection of cars?
Me singing to myself "if I had a million dollars "
@@tonymaddex1659 haha yes especially with the torinos around !
AMX was my favorite car after the Cuda.
@@Chris-jm4zk that's awesome Chris then you may wanna stick around this channel. We filmed a 68 amx AMC and this guy has a world record. Not with the amx but he'd an amazing builder and his episode is really good .
That was beyond incredible. I recently saw something that said Elon Musk was the 16th smartest person in the world. I wondered, who are the fifteen ahead of him? Dr. Rick Frankenstein-of-cars, surely must be one of them. Talk about a never-say-die spirit. WOW!
Glad you liked it JD. I heard legend of this place for years. So you can imagine how happy I was to not only find out it was indeed real, let alone go film in it! Rick is a legend in the are and like you say "never say die". These old school guys are all about that. Nice to see ya again JD
@@SubdivisionAuto Clearly, that's a testament to your tenaciousnous and professionalism.
I think I possibly get it now. Knowing you, It should have been obvious to me. Perhaps your videos are auditions and/or demos for much bigger things. That's why I admire and respect you so much.
The best drivers seem to consistently look far ahead on the racecourse to anticipate their next moves.
As far as I'm concerned, Max is ready for next level prime time.
BTW, don't sell yourself short on your on-screen persona. You are the perfect fit for what you do. I sense an unusual level of genuineness with you being you. No pretending to be someone other than who you are. False enthusiasm is obvious to me and degrades the presentation. You do a masterful job of avoiding that perception.
All the best to the whole gang.
@johnnyduplantis the only thing about being humble right now is to build respect before being too confident. I'd agree that eventually, you want to hold yourself with dignity a sort of confidence in what you know. Not revealing too much of your own self-improvement. The enthusiasm has been constant, so I can't say it's off. I like the opinion given. I'v thought the same thing.
Give him the knowledge to start a channel...$$$$$$
30:10 dude,you need some better-looking hats for sure!!!most don't want a (old man) style hat that looks like it was made in the 70s!!js.my dad or even my grandpa would love that hat,me not so much!!!i get it you talk to a lot of old people on your vids,but most won't wear it!!
@@yeahright302 yeah most people keep them in different places like their garages
another old timer,thinks he is going to get to all these cars (someday) to restore.most of these cars are going to be his estate sale cars. Just way to many and so little time!!js
@@yeahright302 maybe I gotta tell you Rick is pretty fast at restoring these
@@SubdivisionAuto lol not faster than father time!!js
@@yeahright302 Your not wrong about that one lol!