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Good video, Pam. I do miss Pontiac, they built some great cars when GM management would let them.

Pontiac in the 1960s had it all. Certainly the best value within GM. But in the '80s, they changed for the worse, particularly the interiors. For years, they had those shapeless gray knobs on the instrument panels. Everytime I'd see them, I could just picture Eddie Murphy saying, "I am Gumby, damnit!"

My all-time favorite car 69 GTO judge And would take it in any color But I do own a 69 GTO in liberty blue that I am slowly restoring

Beautiful car, very nice owner. I prefer the 84 Continental bustle back that I had in California though.

Gevalt! 😮. Devin has some unusual tastes. Nice guy, though.

Touching story about the Hurst Olds. That was indeed a mitzvot, even for this lapsed Presbyterian.

They should do a joint event- the Monte Carlos should do a program with Dodge Monacos

Elvis had one.

Wow I wish I can see what you did ,I live in Canada

Great video Pam. Love these Caddy wagons.

Dont like the Caddy station wagon... it looks like a Herse.

Interesting turn of events - someone handed YOU a flyer!

well how about wunderbar or ausgezeichnet or good old sehr toll?...nevermind

No , the first chevys are 60 , 61 , 62 and 64.

Young person's comment: "what's a CB Radio?" Are we the last generation to know what that is?

Oh, my. Many years ago, I was dating this lady who was recently divorced from a policeman. One day he must have taken down my license plate when he returned their daughters following weekend visitation. For weeks afterward, another cop in a Grand National would stop and ticket me when he could, and harass me when there was no basis for a ticket. My boss happened to be friends with the Chief of Police, and had me report it to him. Never saw Officer Grand National again!

Very nice. I love that 67 Sport Wagon.

Beautiful Nomad. Great 50’s colors.

Be interesting to see if this guy would be willing to build for customers. Looks incredible!

We had a 1960 Chevy. Never in the shop. 283, with Powerglide. Bullet-proof.

That green Impala is an interesting car to see. A lot of work and money has gone into it. How do those rubber band tires cope with road irregularities like painted crosswalks?

I'm loving these videos! Thank you for posting! Again, I appreciate how all the cars are grouped togethet by year. It really makes it a joy to see them....and thanks to your videos, I'm able to do it from California!

Love to own this!

My first car was a 1964 black over red interior Corvair Monza. Except for needing a repaint it was in good condition.I paid $200.00 for it in 1974. I got my license in 1975. My dad put a nice paint job on the car and I drove it for a couple years and I sold it for $1000.00. Only negative was the oil seals on the pushrod tubes made the interior smell like burning oil whenever i used the heater. Once that was taken care of it was a fun little car for me until it was time for me to move up. I found a 1 owner 1966 Galaxie same color and year as Jay Leno's with a 390 4 barrel and heavy duty C6 transmission.While the interior was same color as his mine wasn't near as fancy. I was surprised how quick it was for a big old full size Ford!

I'm looking for an original GTI - in Deep South USA.

Bro i want one 😭

Thank you for sharing this wonderful video! I wish I could have been there! I really like how they group the cars together by year. Makes savoring them all the better!

I just had a funny thought of imagining the Dubai Police, with the money they have now, back in the 50s driving these. ;-D I believe my moms Cadillac was a series 62?

Great video and thanks for not adding any goofy music to it

The 58 and 59 Cadillac had the gas cap behind the tail light for sure !! Not sure about the others

The corvaires were always one of my favorites

Not only did that 60 Corvair have back up lights, but it had two additional taillights grafted on.

The original owner of my grandfather's 1958 DeSoto Firedome traded it for a 1961 Corvair.

So many nice cars! Thanks for showing them to us, Pam.

Now $8000 Virginia Facebook marketplace same car

Always a pleasure Pam.

Exelente 🎉🎉🎉

A green Camaro with green stripes, I am in love! Now you know that I knew that green Buick was a 40. That 69 Mustang Mach l was a real beauty too. Thanks for the show, Pam.

A green Camaro with green stripes, I am in love! Now you know that I knew that green Buick was a 40. That 69 Mustang Mach l was a real beauty too. Thanks for the show, Pam.

I like that dolled up 50 Ford Custom sedan, and the T-Bird, but my favorite is the red Avanti in the background.

I agree with you about the 1958 Chevy. It's really ironic that the bottom of GM's lineup is the only one that doesn't look ridiculous today. The Pontiac isn't bad, but the Cadillac, Buick, and Olds models that year are absolute excrescences!

Arguably the best place for brushed stainless steel is on the roof of a car...and it shines here, away from maniac supermarket door openers, thrown steel balls, refrigerators and rocket ships. As a footnote no doubt it's a good thing that the ''The Reverse Dagmar'' never made it into the urban dictionary.

Hooray! I haven't seen one of your videos in a while, although I am subscribed. Your video of a Cadillac car-meet depicts some of my favorite cars of all time. I particularly loved the 1962 Cadillac Fleetwood which had a feature unique to Cadillac in the sixties, that I have always loved: Power rear vent windows!

I previously owned a 1940 LaSalle 50 coupe, wish I still had it, beautiful cat.

very nice Pam, I'm surprised no right side mirror 👍

Well of course it has magnetized tumblers on the glove box door. That is so Momma can make cocktails to serve to Daddy, who is driving, and to the kiddies in the back seat!

The only time I saw an Eldo Brougham in a movie was "Driving Miss Daisy," when it was driven by Dan Ackroyd. If memory serves me right, the styling was largely the work of Ed Glowacke, a very talented man who died quite young of leukemia.

Love this era of Cadillac. Our wedding car in '93 was a mint unrestored '62 Sedan deVille 4 door hardtop. Ran and rode beautifully and still smelled like a new car. White with red leather interior.

The caddy station wagon is differently the most rare caddy in the bunch. That one you never see one on the street, because they are almost non existent.

are the 59 -60 flat top roofs the same as on chevys