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Is it me or do those tail lights look a lot like the tail lights on the production. "59 Mercury model's.

Lotus Eclat shows the very nice little AMC Gremlin is not so unique after all. 😅

"and shown all around the world", shown across the USA and some places in Europe, you mean?

The Ford X100....the gargoyle of concept cars.

Yes I have seen the thumbnail car. I have had a toy of it too. 😄

7:35 That's a 1950s 300S! Very rare today. It was powered by the same engine as the 300SL.

Why do Americans call nissan, neesan?

10:51 is a Delorean, not a Lotus...

I like that AMC Cowboy.

The car is now completely restored. We need more guys like Tom Maruska, real world highly skilled, who not only do this type of work, but teach others how to do it. Tom should be giving classes. I hope Tom will eventually release some videos of how he did the work on this, which involves so many levels of skill. Engine shops are practically disappearing and finding a good body shop is a crap shoot. Get the gas powered car you want NOW, before the Biden mandates kick in in 2026. Say no to mandatory breathalyzers and kill switches, already mandated for 2026.

CZcams, STOP RUNNING ADS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES ON ENGLISH VIDEOS> STOP

Really cool where the pipes are on that mercury

Those doors are not Corvette are way ahead of its time they're not even making them now

The Corvette looks better than the Corvette today

It wasn't built in 1925 it was built around 1905 and 1909

The Deora has been around since I was I in 6th A model of it by AMT What cave are you lliving in

The Adler looks like a Volkswagen Beetle on steroids. It sounds like it was very advanced for the technology of the day.

Not one of these car are that unknown in the UK at least

Thanks for sharing! I'm a gear head and really enjoy seeing cars that are obscure or rare, one of a kind etc. I'm really happy that I came across your channel! I truly enjoy your content! God bless! ~ Scott 💙🙏🏼

1998 Ford F150 NASCAR Edition

That green T-Rex you keep showing was not made by dodge. That was a regular dude who liked the original concept so much that he modified his own Ram. Took him years to do all the stuff he wanted to do with it. The brown T-Rex was the only one Dodge made.

You can still get new panels for jenson intercepter ,the one on fast and furious is slick aswell .

The Veritas RS is such a beautiful car, Roy Orbison owned an Excalibur. Preston Tucker was miles ahead of the others and Tucker car's were amazing vehicles and it's so sad that they went the way they did. The momo was let down in the looks department by the ugly front end. The TVR GRIFFITH is an awesome car and one of my top 10 all-time favourites.

I own a very rare Welsh made sports car called a GILBERN INVADER MK3, it was made in Wales UK 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and only 225 were ever made, it's a fibreglass body with a ford 3litre V6 engine, maybe you could include GILBERN cars in your videos, I have subscribed to your channel too as I really like what you are doing!.

I've worked on a Toyota 2000GT , about 10 years ago here in Australia . it no longer had its original engine unfortunately

The Mercury has been fully restored and has been sold to a museum in Florida. Fact checked.

Whatta'bout the. 1962-65 Apollo?

Without the video, there would be people on this channel claiming that the images were just AI. I get so angry when people claim that pictures of concept cars from this era are all fake.

1957 Cadillac Eldorado Seville Sedan. Never thought they existed until I came across a photo on the internet, apparently only 4 of them were made. And had the same base price as the Seville Coupe and Biarritz convertible- $7,286. Note: this was before I watched the video.

Yep, Ginetta have been around for decades, even had their own racing series for a while, probably because nothing else could keep up! Re the Bristol, all their cars has walnut veneered dashboards! Very very classy! But to be honest, the Beaufighter plane looked way better than the 412/Beaufort! They looked better side on than at the front.

get a car person to proofread so the names are pronounced correctly (Ital, Lancia, etc)

Trans axle were the weak spot on VW busses a paving contractor I worked for saw them broken on the highway regularly . Nash had a prototype PU that might be the rarest,. They should 've prjoduced it.

Because the cars are of no ⁸interest to 99.9% of people. Makes them wothless. In my eyes.

Clearly, the creator of this video knows little about the auto industry. His observation of the Buick using fiberglass as a primary material was not revolutionary but common in concept cars. It is far less expensive to build rather than using steel avoiding the use of costly dies to shape the metal. His criticism of the glass roof is curious since all Teslas use this material in their models adding a heavy layer of tinting. His praise for the innovative Tatra design ignores the fact that it isn't the only rear engine design. The famous Tucker Torpedo, Porsche 911, Chevrolet Corvair, and Volkswagen Beetle all used similar rear engine architecture. Likewise his lauding of its suspension doesn't mention that it was conceptually similar to early Hudson and Nash models. It is also interesting to note that his admiration for the ItalDesign Aztec ignores the criticism that he directed towards the Buick designed over 30 years earlier. The glass enclosed cockpits were similar in design and application but the previously mentioned shortcomings were ignored. As to the author's apology regarding the different voices used in the reviews, none was necessary. It just highlighted the fact that three different cars were being reviewed. One additional personal note; I would much prefer driving the Buick concept car than any of the boring lookalike gumdrop cars that are produced today.

Looks like an Edsel

On The Bubble top Buick, those are Not Bucket seats. They are single bench seats, bucket seats did not appear until after 1964.. Steve McQueen's Bucket style seat was Patented 1969-70. That Buick has flat single bench seats, Bucket seats have sides on seats and back rest, like sitting in a bucket...

The Deora was also featured briefly in the comic "Hot Rods and Racing Cars". It was Clint Curtis' race car hauler.

There is the chevy pup truck that came with a diesel engine back in 1981.

I had a 1985 Chevrolet Silverado with extended cab which was built at a custom plant in Dallas Texas my understanding is they only made 2500 units but I was stupid and sold it .mine was red with white trim .and it has a production number 435 on cab . Also the ext cab had plastic factory like panels and two small seats and plexiglass side windows.

Bristol... the father of the Shelby Cobra.

Chevy couldn't use the "Highlander" name after Toyota snagged it; there can be only one.

These could be recreated as an Ev.

I personally think the X100 was a better looking car than the Thunderbird it inspired. i never did like those particular Birds.

If you look at the Centurion's headlight eyebrows and tail fins, you can see where the '59's got their inspiration...

I have a 63 Monterey breezeway, 63 chrysler imperial. 93 imperial. 87 Zimmer quicksilver aka Lincoln style fiero. All with less then 15k on odometer.

The Tatra design was stolen by the nazi's as war booty, Hitler gave the intellectual technology to Ferdinand Porche to be used in the "People's Car" ie. VW. So as it turns out most of the innovations featured on VWs was stolen from Tatra

Funny years later the corvette is now a mid engined car today

I'd never buy a car like the Buick! No shade anywhere!