Dodge Dealership Selling Over 100 Classic American Cars
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- čas přidán 8. 05. 2022
- Heard a rumor that Crown Dodge in Ventura, California was out of new inventory, so they bought up a bunch of show-worthy classic cars to sell instead. It was surreal to show up to a car dealership in 2022 and see the lot looking like THIS.
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Which one would you take home?
Any 69 Chevelle
One of the Impalas or Chevy pick ups. Liv you're so cute
Any of the 2 door 57 hardtop or the 57 nomad
I'd take the c2 ,,what a beautiful vette
In a few years you'll get thumbs up for your Pontiac, made/restored with your own hands! Focus on that idea and forget that expensive vette ;) thx for the visite!
Love it! Back in the day we all geeked out on these cars too! Theyre just that cool! Thanks for filming your visit!
Nice cars..I have personally owned 37 Chev pu, 50 coupe, 51 coupe, 54 coupe, 55 coupe, 57 coupe, 58 four door, 60 impala low rider, 61 SS impala, 65 station wagon, new 65 4 dr, 66 impala 4 dr, 69 impala low rider, 75 impala, and a ton of 51to 54 pu and 5 1965 pus. Still got a 77 C10 pu..and more. Been messing with old cars since I was 12 years old.
RIGHT ON !
That place is flippin amazing, and the amount of old cars on hand is just crazy.
I can't believe that every car that you touched was open for you to inspect and enjoy what it felt like to just go back in time and see for yourself what car shopping for a dream car is like. Not one salesperson approached you about touching or getting into the cars at all. What a fun, exciting evening that you guys had, right?
I tell you what, if I lived within 100 miles of that dealership, I would be driving to there right now, geez leweez!
WOW! Thanks so much for the tour!😃
Because it’s all set up. It’s called Entertainment 🤔😱😂
Where is this place located ?
Look at Maple Motors in Tennessee if you haven't heard about them,they're amazing also.
@@tommypackwood1013 Ventura, California
@@southernman87 Maple motors is nothing but bondo and rust bucket crap cars!!!!!
Thanks! This made my day and I have shared this video with many other channels... I hope that you reach the dreams you kids have worked for... your little girl is a hoot! They grow up so fast
Love the enthusiasm for these gorgeous old cars!!!❤
I love how shocked they are that the cars are unlocked. That's how life was for a long time. Even in the 1990s. We used to tour used car lots for fun. We'd test drive all sorts of vehicles just for fun.
They’re probably unlocked because most thugs these days that would attempt to car jack these don’t know how to drive stick 😂
Super cool. Thanks for the virtual tour and Hell Yeah Brother!!
Be extremely careful with these places, especially if it's a car that looks like it has had a recent restoration. People buy from classic car lots and find all sorts of crazy shit, like rust covered in Bondo, VIN tags welded on from entirely different vehicles, rotted frames covered in paper or tape and painted over, damaged coupes made to look like "convertibles," and on and on. These lots seem very idyllic, but it takes a lot of money to make an old car look like new, and dealerships do all they can to maximize their profit margins.
Agree however Crown is LAGIT ! Hopefully they had somebody screening the cars as far as quality, Authenticity etc... HOPEFULLY !!
Not to mention classic car dealerships are way overpriced. In many cases even 30 to 50% higher than you can find similar from a private seller. About 6 months ago I sold a 66 Le Mans ragtop, frame off resto with a 463 cid to a dealership. It was flawless, with all original steel and interior. It was appraised at $24,000 by both Hagerty and a Meccum and I sold it for $22,000 to the dealership. Three weeks later the dealership had it for sale for $68,000, and did nothing to it but wash and wax. It's still sitting in their lot.
@@tonyg3573 I bet, even with relatively niche antique stuff you can't get away from all the parasites in the car industry. Unfortunately with cars the lower your moral standards the more money you stand to make.
She literally works on cars
@@aa-gz6kw I work on cars too and I've seen scams that would fool me. There are people that have bought structurally unsafe vehicles because they couldn't recognize the specific differences between a mustang convertible and a mustang coupe cut down to look like a convertible.
That was a blast from the past.
Believe it or not. Once upon a time there were used car lots all over the place that had much of the same inventory. Granted, they were used cars, not show quality like in the video. However, a lot were well keep up nice cars. You could find almost any car from the 50's, 60's and 70's by just going around to the lots. Most places did not have as many as Crown has. But the bigger ones did have a lot of cars to pick from. They often would direct you to one of their competitors, if they knew that place had the car you were looking for. No internet or cell phones. Every trip was an adventure. Anyone recall Rand McNally?
Here in Kingman Arizona we have several used car lots. Not too many classics though.
Yeah here in Asheville NC there is a road called Coxe Ave. And in the 70,s you could find just about what you wanted. They were used but took care of. Maybe, just maybe not run to death. We called it Dream Ave. When we were in high school. Robertson Brothers was the place to go first because they had the best most of the times. Those were the best days for a young hot rodder like myself.
@@jacklioyd8571 Cool. I'm down the hill from you in Taylorsville, NC. Hickory, Lenoir and Wilkesboro were where the bigger lots were in the area. Such good times back then.
Every one of those cars styles vettes imps chevelles. Tri fives i sat in new or drove in 70s local chevy dealer had new car intros and unc brought us kidsto. Show for hot dogs. Fall 62 as kid remember 63 vette convertiblle. Was a spaceship to sit in as new. Good mems
@@gertraba4484 Man I bet that was great. Those cars had so much character. Todays cars all look basically the same and only a very few have style.
Holy crap so sick!!! I painted a 57 wagon last year. Thank for sharing more cool stuff!!!
It's a treat seeing so many vintage cars! My favorite ones were the Chevrolet BelAir vehicles including the pickup trucks.
That's awesome! Thanks for posting this I just wish I live close so I could check it out in person. Hopefully that dealership keeps doing this.
Great video ! Always been a car enthusiast. Thanks for the video .
That is the most tri 5's I have ever seen in one place. The Camaros and Mustangs and the GTO's. Then you have all of the late 60's muscle cars from all makers. What a collection.
Didn't see a 65 Impala ss or a 68 to 70 AMX though that 61 Chrysler 300 G looked like a hell of a car lots of great ones in there though!.
I LOVE this video, and your enthusiasm. What a great idea for a dealership to keep 'em coming in!
Rock on Thanks for posting this. I just saw your video and have already been to the website. Thanks Again
Fun stuff. I've had a few of those cars "back in the day". Thanks for posting.
Honestly I don't know what I liked better! All the cool old school rides, or the really cute girl with the heart & soul of a motorhead geeking out over them all!! Thanks so much for tip to my next car and all the positive vibes to go with it!
Just an update to my post: I looked at a lot of YT and cable today... and nothing I saw today topped this video in just pure joy value! You guys were like a couple of kids in a candy store... and we all got to come along for the ride! Yee haw! Thanks again for making my day today! May all your car dreams come true!
The adorable cutie pie reminds me of a Spanish Gypsy woman. I'll bet she has a Spanish last name too. Her cute small "parrot nose" says she's of Spanish origin. Can't hide it. Nice to see her as a young motorhead. Her dad must be a mechanic or she comes from a line of mechanics.
@@rickbailey189 "small"? Really?
@@rickbailey189 she looks Italian to me.
@@hendo337 She's definitely got a Mediterranean ancestry to her. I still believe she's of Spanish ancestry.
She's a cutie pie sweet personality who's also a motorhead. Two thumbs up to her.
@@rickbailey189 i aagreeeeeeee but she cannt afford to buy car that she like was a corvette i guess she just talk
For me, like a flashback back to the used car lots during the first oil crisis in 1973...yep, there loads of big-block muscle cars (GM, Ford & Mopars) & Corvettes, and dirt cheap back then. Now, not so cheap anywhere. Needless to say, wish I'd hung onto a few of them. Enjoyed the video; thanks!
Tom M., Hawthorne Ca. '21 Dodge Challenger SP/WB (Granite/Black, 392/8A,) & '21 Harley Davidson Road Glide Special (Snake Venom/Black, Stage-2 114 cu.in. M8 V-Twin/6M)
Bought my first car in 1974, a '59 Vette from David Carradine. I am lucky to own seven classic bow ties. This was an incredible blast from the past. Thanks for sharing.
Such a great video, thank you for bringing me along! Felt like a kid at toys r us again. I love muscle cars of all make and models. I own a 68 camaro ss and a 1987 buick grand national. Salute from Palm Springs Ca. New subscriber here. Maybe I'll see you guys at the Pomona Swap Meet and classic car show in a couple of weeks.
Incredable stuff.. Like your own private car show... and everything is for sale!
Awesome Place Liv!! Love the Cars. The Vette was rippin!! Good video👍👍👍
So cool how you both laughed when you found that the cars were unlocked. Best video in a while. Keep it up!
That lot wood jave lasted a mano sec here in metro j
Nyc. As it is they jack the parts right on the. Lot
Where do I find girl who knows as much and gets this excited about classic cars ?
I knew this would happen, having little new stock available. It's a brilliant sales strategy.
Thanks for making this video.. Soon as the sales guy mentioned these being up on their page, literally on it now scoping these baddies.. Great video!
Loved your video Thanks for posting 😎🤙
I have owned almost all car types during my 67 years. When I was in my teens I didn't even mess with car lots. Down in S. Fla. there were cars on lawns and corners, store parking lots, just everywhere. They almost all had the keys in them. I bought a 1962 Lincoln Continental for $50.00. Interior was perfect and it ran and shifted the same. Paint was a little faded but buffed out. 57 Pontiac, 65 Corvair, 68 Sport Satellite, 1960 Dodge Senaca Dart w/ wide block 318, 63 T-Bird, swivel seats, tilt and telescopic and side to side steering wheel. That car had a console all the way from up on the dash to the rear package deck, with auto. shifter on the console. Corvair truck with a side ramp and tail gate. 65 sky blue ford like new. The guy asked me to start it up. I replied, it is running! He put his ear on the hood. Had a 56 2 door chevy for 42 years. 55 chevy pick up like new I built an engine for. (with a little cam lope) 1951 Chevy P.U. Put a ford rear and a 283 in. 1966 factory motor home with a 327 auto like new also (chevy) 1959 2 dr. Pontiac, Maroon all like brand new. The carpet even had the sparkles it was so new like. Another 62 Lincoln, this one white with red leather int. They both had the 430 C.I. engines. Drove that one across the country more than once. When I sold her she was still just as I had bought it. 1959 Buick with the wings. The starter switch was under the gas pedal. In Ala. we bought 1951 chevy fast backs or fleetlines, and only once did we have to pay more than $5.00 for a running car. We bought one for $15.00. They would not come off that price for anything. Of course, I was too young to get a DL at that time. But there were no cops out in the country. Every now and again we would get bold and drive our cars to town. 8 miles or so. Wow, got so wound up looking at the cars I began to relive my child car hood. Thanks for the video, brought back some really good memories! Thumbs up of course! Today I own a 1949 Chevy 2 dr. w/ a 350/350 auto. Three tone paint. Of course, I am getting too old to work on them anymore, some health issues didn't help. Might be selling the 49 pretty soon. OH! and yes, she runs like a scalded cat! I buy the good tires with the white lettering so, I don't go burning them off. But you know, you have to know so I did it once. Didn't even push halfway on the pedal and she started spinning. No brake holding. Brand new Holley too. Later car guys!!! I had more cars but, fingers and eyes haqve limits, gotta go. Later.
did you have a 1965 Malibu SS 4speed 283 4barrel
Imagine having a 40,000$ car and some random ppl go and sit in it and act like it was even for sell in the first place and have them say that’s to much $$$ 😂😂😂😂 as he starts it in gear ⚙️ and talks about the shit box mustangs like there isn’t a 73 vette with a 454 and an low rider with a 409 👌🤣🤣🤣 stupid ass sees a 351 in a 67 mustang mock1 and thinks it’s the best thing ever there’s a bitching 70 c10 with a ls1 and still the 283 C1 was better
Very cool story! Too bad you can't even buy a used car/truck for that cheap anymore, but of course $1,500 $2,000 $3,000 in today's money is considered not bad for something that's used, but not abused nowadays. Inflation does wonders too lol
And on a title if you only put down like $85 on a title today, the dmv would question the hell outta you and look at you like some kind of damn car thief. SMH It's like why does it matter? Technically if I actually did buy a used vehicle off a close friend and he only wanted 80 or so dollars, it's technically not stealing since I payed something for it. Lol
Lay off the pain pills Leo
I can't believe my first car was a 1959 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88, I am rolling back in time watching you all. I can see America when these cars were one the road and gas only 25-30 cents a gallon
It is hard for me to imagine gas prices at 25 cents.
I was paying 29 cents per gallon until October of 1973 in Maryland. That is when the first oil embargo hit the USA, and there was a gas shortage.
@@franknew9001 Absolutely correct. Damn Arab oil embargo(1973) is what ruined it all for everyone and the classic muscle car era came to a close. There ain't nothin like the cars of the 1950's and 60's. Best automobile era ever. "Rolling Gems" Frank. Rolling GEMS. It's when the BIg 3 had the most pride in their cars and trucks. 😄👍👍
@ Tom C-- When the first oil embargo was over around March of 1974, the price for a gallon of gas about doubled from 29 cents to about 60 cents in Maryland. I don't think we paid a $1 per gallon until the 1980's.
In my first year of high school in 1970, I got a part time job at a grocery store called Safeway, and was making about $2.25 an hour. I felt lucky to make this much, as most of my friends working at fast food places or pumping gas at a service station were making about a $1 an hour less than me.
When I was a kid in the late 1950's and early 1960's, I can remember paying a nickel for a full size candy bar.
WHAT A WALK THRU ! THANK YOU VERY MUCH !
Thank you for taking us along,man that was the coolest!
‘58 Chevy my Favorite of the Chevys. Getting hard to find a nice one for a good price
This guy has some nice ones but the prices will give you a heart attack.
I just could not believe my eyes. All those gorgeous classic vehicles in nearly mint condition at a So. CAL dealership. I nearly p00pd when I saw that 1969 Road runner with the 426 HEMI under the hood. RARE. The '70 Charger R/T SE was so killer. SEXY car.
Folks, you just saw millions of bucks worth of classic cars all at just one dealership. The 1965 Corvette alone was priced at 140 grand! All this tells us: the baby boomers have had their 'fun" with these cars they remembered when they were kids and teens. Now its time for the Gen X ers, Millenials and later on Gen Z ers to enjoy these classics. Hopefully, the prices will soften and come down to realistic prices putting them within reach of the new generation. Gorgeous classics.
Good line of old pickups 🙂🇺🇸
All of these vehicles can be identified in a glance. They all have beauty and character. Not one little put put not identical junk. Got to love them all.
That was the most amazing car lots that I have ever seen.
Thanks for sharing
P. S. I'd like to take the hemi roadrunner or charger
My ex boss had a 66 GTO factory 421/4 speed and the body is all original. I am pretty sure that his son or wife still has it. Great day to you two. Thanks for sharing your work and time with us Liv! 👍
‘66 GTO never came with a 421! 389 Tri power. . I have 1 . However Catalina had a 421. I have they one too and many other Ponchos 🤔😎
Unless the cylinders are first over, the engine is likely a 389 ci...
so cool thanks for the tour
So happy I still have my 1971 Pontiac Grand Prix,second owner I am,have it since 1987.It will stay in our family forever now.Never been not on the road,garage kept,sleeps all winter,cruising rest of the year. Rock On !!!
Love it. A Dodge dealership, filled to the brim with classic GM's.
Classic everything
Yea pay $1.000.000 at a auction. No inspections. Anyone can have those. And I know many Collectors that do .
@@Jay-fb2lv The majority are GM's, by a large margin.
A dealership with good cars on the lot. Not modern junk!
@Mark Duffield yep. Including the mustangs and thunderbirds. All chevys. 😏
Wow, never thought I see a factory 🏭 dealership selling classic cars and trucks. I would go here to finance a dream ride, so cool 😎 👍🇺🇸..Thanks for sharing about this unique experience, new subscriber here.
Better this than new Dodges any day!
Thank you for the most amazing treat of beautiful cars, and your smile girl. keep up these videos.
Broke my heart,you walked straight past the Super Bee.In Australia,I go GM products,but for American,love Dodge/Plymouths.It's their sexy shapes,so the Bee is coming with me.
This is incredible! More like a classic car museum than a dealership
To the people on this video if you are looking for a classic car in a reasonable price go to Maple Motors they also have their own youtube channel as well and you can find a good classic car from them at a great price so check them out peace out 😉👍.
First time I watched your channel and I already like you guys because of your love for C2 vettes. Most beautiful car ever built ever
Same here.
WOW. This is way better than my die cast collection. Unreal.
Hey man, did I step into a time machine and went back to the "happy days" era? I feel like a kid again. This is so cool.
Happy Days was in the late 50s
@@JamesBond-hu9rg Mr. Bond, yes the Happy Days era was indeed during the 1950's era...a much happier time than our current era filled with chaos and mayhem. So many treasured memories for those who lived it.
@@rickbailey189 yep we are in for it now. ! Now O’BUMMER I’m mean O’Biden. 🤔😬 want to change 87 gas to Ethanol 85
@@JamesBond-hu9rg Wrong. He wants to force everyone in the US to go ELECTRIC. He made that pledge to the environmentalist(tree huggers) when he ran for office. That's why we are paying such ridiculous gas prices at the pump.
Wow thats something... i looked on their website as well.. id take a C3 or C2 vette for sure... im in nor cal so i might have to take a road trip lol.. thanks for sharing
That 1964 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport is my favorite I used to own one, only mine was Daytona blue
They had some amazing cars for sale. The ford dealship in my area opened up a second business and they sell classics.There is this museum called Volo auto museum and they sell classic cars too.
A Dodge Dealership... where are the Mopars?
I had a 65 Coupe, 360 hp/327 cu in, 4 speed and I LOVED that car!
What a lucky town to have a badass dealership full of oldschool cars
What town is it where is that dealership
@@maliksinger160 I'm not certain if this is a different dealership but the one I know about is MapleMotors and it is in Tennessee. Sorry if I can't answer your question exactly
We’ve got a 84 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Brougham 2dr. It’s blk with light grey interior.
It only has 97K original miles. My grandpa ordered it for my grandma in 83 for the 84 year model. It’s been garaged since new.
It’s in Fillmore, CA USA. It was originally bought from Kirby Oldsmobile in Oxnard,CA
great video, I liked the Road Runner you sat in best!
A year ago, that Vette would have cost about $80k. Now they want $140k, plus tax. Still a good long term investment, but if you buy it with a recession likely, you will be underwater for a while. Best to wait until prices drop unless you can wait several years for appreciation, and these cars are too nice to drive in traffic. These are for investors, not your average enthusiast. Fun to look!
Actually the c prices may escalate as the market collapses. Would you rather have your money in a car like this or in a stock that's falling?
we grew up with malibu's my mom held on to the one that all the kids learned to drive on...cousins, etc. She sold it in 2008...it was kept up, lots of it was original stuff...I think it brought whatever work it had done plus the original sticker price over the years. Still ran great as it didn't have many bells or whistles...
There's no better looking vehicles than an American Classic Automobile 1972 and older. That's when Americans took pride in what they built and what they sold on their lots and each could've probably lasted you forever if you took care of it the right way.
The only difference between a new car and a old classic car . Is that in a classic car you look cool stranded on the side of the freeway on a regular car you don’t lol 😂
Truly the calm in the midst of the storm. This is the America we don't want to lose.
Thanks for taking this video.
Where are the cars located
I never realize these still exist. I walked into dealerships as a kid and looked at a lot of these same cars as there was a car lot everywhere when I was in my teens.. I am talking in the sixties and a teenager... so sat in some cars like you just seen... the ones I have had were clapped out versions of these.
They have outrageous prices
I knew they'd be pried on the moon, but they all appear to be mint. No junk.
When I worked in Ventura there was a classic car dealer in Oxnard. Good to see there are more now.
Crazy how many nice cars are there. Oh and Muscle Mechanix needs to put out more content! I miss his videos and the slayer camaro.
I'm impressed! Usually someone as young doesn't know (or notice) a 2-door car being a 'sedan' instead of a hardtop!
Now that I have seen your other videos, I see how much you know. I owned 2 1967 Pontiacs. A Lemans 2 door hardtop, and a LeMans convertible in Gulf Turquoise. Both were 326 auto. I saw your OCH 6 car on other videos. Tempest 2 door sedan as I recall?
I'm confused. Used car dealers try to sell a car for 4x what they paid for it. Only selling for 3x is considered losing face. I don't understand how they can hope to achieve this in the vintage car trade, though. Unless there are a lot of billionaires in the area. All their stuff looks first rate, but marking a car up $60,000 dollars seems really farfetched.
Only asking $140,000 for one they looked on the website, lol!
Nothing like asking !!
4x? nonsense
@@daniyilsemi2941 1.Ask them. When they know you are not a customer. 2.Go to dealer only used car auction and see what they pay for that car they want 10k for. Hint 2 to 3 k.
Or, ask them to buy your used car and see what they offer if you don't believe me.
I'm speechless... That's amazing 😍
This is off the wall insane. Awesome
It used to be called “California Cars “ and they lost their lease and the building was torn down . So they made a deal with Crown Dodge. Looks like
You should talk to the general manager about you doing feature videos on the cars in the inventory. Ask for a commission for everyone you help sell.
YOU'S GUYS KNOW YOUR STUFF GREAT VIDEO ENJOYED
Hi guys i loved watching your video it just showed up on my CZcams I am happy I checked you out your both are so cute I am 71 and living in the Philippines and can only dream of these cars....my very first car was a 55 Chevy and I loved that car
Looked them up and their prices are insane!
Exactly and half the stuff in this video isn't even on the website.
I thought so!!!!
now thats a dream come true!
Wow. Thats really cool to see all them old vehicles in one spot. The 58 impala is baddass.
crazy how cars move around. the blue ford next to the green gto, was on a consignment lot here in Grapevine Tx. last year.
Buy the Vette, I waited 60 years to get my 63 Galaxie 500 xl convertable. I'm glad to have it !!!
"ConvertIble". Not an "a" but an "i"....FYI...
_"Crown Dodge in Ventura, California was out of new inventory, so they bought up a bunch of show-worthy classic cars to sell instead."_
Their inventory is light years *_better_* in the looks dept. than _any_ modern cars. *Light years better.* The mid-1950s through early 1970s was Detroit's GREATEST era in automobile styling but you know that else you'd not be here. Kudos to the people or person at Crown Dodge who came up with this concept.
agree 100%
I'm not sure if they bought it. I think they got them on consignment.
@@TomTom-qm4mq All of them unlocked means they are fully insured by the actual owners. A dealer couldn't afford full coverage on $10m unlocked inventory.
@@Hanzyscure I'm sure they dont own them. They are on consignment. Still you dont let anyone jump around in the cars. Going thru the gears,opening the hoods,turning on the lights of cars that are over 100k. Barret Jackson you cant touch the cars unless you work for them. Even then you have to wear gloves. If it was your investment on consignment how would you feel? I put 51k and 12 years into mine. I'd be pissed.
Amen to that brother
Now that's my kind of woman excited about American muscle, like someone already said thanks for the tour...
COOL is an Understatement Great Find Dan
Yes, you do look good in the 67 GTO. Look better in the C2. DO IT. Life is short. If not now when? You guys will make it work.
Outside car's I would love to have one
Me personally, as l drove a 58 Chevy in highschool, l would pick out a 58.
Yes, I saw 4 there.
Is this a good dream or a bad dream ...
I was happy to see the 1960 Impala and the 1969 Camaro that I once owned. Thanks for sharing a great video
Love from JAPAN 🇯🇵🤝🇺🇸
That Off yellow Mustang , and the 65 67 GTO's got my heart pumping!
Thanks for the Video....Your not old enough to know this, but back in the late 60's early 70's all the "Used Car Lots" looked exactly like that....Every dealer had a ton of those cars for sale....lol....By the middle to late 70's with the price of "Gas" going through the roof...It started all over again....anything that required 100+ octane was for sale cheap....Wish I had had the money....lol.....
I know what you mean. I am almost 71 and I owned some of these cars new back then. Still have a couple of Mopars and a Vette.
@@bobgoble2228 yeah I am 71 also but living now in the Philippines my first car was a 55 Chevy I loved that car but over here I could forget ever having my dream car again but I loved this video
Just like the economy classic cars are way over priced right now
That roadrunner fits him very well. 💯🤘
Wow you guys r so cool ! Thanks a lot!
So many cool classic cars on the lot, it's extremely hard to chose which one.
Great selection of classics, especially the chevys. Was totally expecting a bunch of dodges lol.
Wow, what an amazing dealer. Prices are high, but that vette is a rare car. I want that Hemi roadrunner
This is a great find you guys, thanks. Can you post the link to this place? Thanks😃
Just looked up the price tags.. holy sticker shock lol
About the same as new cars!
At least the classics will hold their value compared to trash new cars LOL
@@1940limited yeah, except for the crazy six figure cars. I mean what on earth is going on with those impalas?!? $300-350k? I mean, you could buy a house for that! Or, at least you could 5 years ago.
@@UmmYeahOk I cannot believe he price of collectibles what with all the talk of the economy tanking. Plus some cars aren't as popular as they used to be yet prices don't come down.
@@1940limited it’s a dealership, so unless they are there under some sort of consignment, the dealer bought them all to resell, and they aren’t going to do that if there is no profit in it. In other words, dealership markup. But these are used cars. You could have any of these significantly cheaper if you are buying from a private seller. This has always been the case, as dealers attempt to sell trade ins or auction cars.
So why buy from crown? Well, they will most likely accept your trade in, and offer some sort of financing. This is something private sellers can’t do. Also, classic car enthusiasts already know where and how to get these things, but your average Joe, who never even considered owning a classic car, shows up wanting a new car, only there are no new cars. They have preowned, no warranty, “as is” cars. They seem to check all the boxes, minus heated seats and navigation, and you were only going to keep it 3-5 years anyway. Why not? I feel that’s why there are so many boring white and black vehicles on the road. Your average buyer can’t think for themselves. They don’t know what they want. But then they see these on the lot. Blown away by the variety of choices.
They aren’t going to buy the $350k impala. But they were going to finance a $40k vehicle. They didn’t know such vehicles were in their price range or even existed.
The 72 GTO more resembles the one in Two Lane Blacktop vs Dazed.
It’s amazing how all these beautiful classic cars are sitting out on the lot in the
So - Cal environment waiting to get sold
You would think they would be in a dealers warehouse
Even as a 17 year old JDM car lover this makes me want a classic muscle car,my favourite was always a bright red chevy bel air
The fact that this young lady appreciates a classic car it awesome.
I thinking the same thing.
She’s a keeper
@@georgemyers6518 Yeah talk about hard to find!!!.
A GTO with an LS stuffed in it. That's a shame.
I had a 69 Mustang that looked exactly like the blue one with gold strips in 1975. I kept it until 1977 and sold it for 700.00 to a fellow worker. I had no idea how much they would be worth today. Now I’m driving a 73 Volkswagen Beetle.
I have a 1969 VW Bus Westfalia (pop up) in my garage, totally rebuilt, new interior and engine. I drive it to car shows and around Canyon Lake Tx. See ya at the next car show!