> zzfan1 said on
12-03-2008 at
02:43:
Everyone one of those can be saved. WHERE ARE THEY AT!!??!!
> Ebaum744 said on
12-01-2008 at
01:04:
2:02 beaut!
> imbondable247 said on
11-30-2008 at
04:14:
Oops that was rediculous, just havin' fun with the audio preview and hit the wrong key, I'm a moron
> imbondable247 said on
11-30-2008 at
04:09:
bitch fucktard squeeble deeble cuntbag
> Sniperman1964 said on
11-18-2008 at
18:31:
Ive always wanted a old school caddy coupe!!! @ 2:52
> amir14972 said on
11-03-2008 at
02:11:
i do not like old cars
> k4n3 said on
10-28-2008 at
18:18:
that was awesome
> septicrat said on
10-28-2008 at
12:25:
Theres something magical about junkyards, like there are spirits there. I'd LOVE to see some of the American junkyards. Old American cars are the Best!!!!(From UK)
> 57chevy150ky said on
10-25-2008 at
04:20:
Great!
> tpnizam said on
10-17-2008 at
17:25:
jjjjjjjjjjnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnhhu
> DetroitLove4U said on
10-14-2008 at
02:02:
Detroit was the backbone of American industry and economics in the 30's, 40's, and 50's. artzeug I really appreciate your amalgamation of these exemplars with the Cars "Drive" - now Motown is in chaos. It has seemingly always been in it in some form or fashion for years. But Detroit still goes on - WE STILL DRIVE. I Love the Big Cars with all the chrome. THOSE DAYS ARE LONG GONE SINCE THE LATE 70's!!! NICE JOB. Are you from Boston?
> Footliker1 said on
10-12-2008 at
13:22:
this video makes me realy sad cause those are timeles cars just rusting away
> JSG1951 said on
10-09-2008 at
20:25:
Great video.Love looking at diamonds in the rough.All-time great tune also.Thanks!!
> MeyeMaybach said on
10-01-2008 at
06:05:
i hate seeing cars like that rusting away
> gttorino68 said on
09-14-2008 at
03:43:
Thanks a million for sharing, I love these cars!!!
> tygryzz2 said on
09-13-2008 at
10:22:
Soooo sad... :(
> 1970volkswagen said on
08-31-2008 at
09:55:
"a much more loved 54-58 buick, pontiac, oldsmobile."Much more loved? By who, you? I for one have never heard of someone mention those when they talk about cars of the '50s. Maybe the '57 Chevy, the '53 Cadillac, the '59 Cadillac, the '58 Impala, the '58 Edsel (although it's definitely not one of my favorites), and the '57 Plymouth Belvedere. But not those other ones. Yes, they're extravagant, but that doesn't mean they're better than the Beetle.
> 1970volkswagen said on
08-31-2008 at
09:54:
Because it's one of the only cars that screams "personality", and it also happens to be my favorite car. If you want to get into factual details, the VW Beetle was the best-selling economy car ever in the U.S., with even higher sales than the Ford Model T. So there you go.
> sydneysmooth21 said on
08-31-2008 at
01:33:
Why doesnt some wealthy person open a automobile plant and rebuild new ones of the old 56-58 buick designs for example. People love them, and we have to spend thousands restoring them, they can be made again. General motors should look into it
> sydneysmooth21 said on
08-31-2008 at
01:30:
Why buy a car that general motors director titled in the 50s' "The little shit box" when you could restore a much more loved 54-58 buick, pontiac, oldsmobile. The dream cars of the 50s, space age in design, power features, those cars fully done up these days often sell over 100,000 $.
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