I sometimes wonder why I look at "proper" telly ... this stuff is streets ahead! You bring us beautifully presented, truly unique content, that is fascinating, whimsical and entertaining. Top notch.
Jonny's productions feel unpretentious, raw and minimally edited. TV productions are full of fluff and inauthenticity. Although not on TV now, I don't know how people watch the fabricated, fake scenes of shows like The Grand Tour, when they have challenges and races.
It's a car, use it as a car, not some princess.. My mate has a 76 Bentley, a bit rough, but his daily driver... My neighbours freeked out when I moved in.. and was taking stuff out of the back seat, and boot off a Bentley to move in... 🤪
This guy needs a museum not a basement! What a fabulous collection. Good to hear Andy Saunders name again. Not herard it in a while. I remember being blown away by his stuff in magazines in the 80s
Andy built some really great stuff, last time I saw his name his Mentley Insane?? was for sale. If anyone knows of a good doc on George Barris and his work, do tell. There''s a green microcar that Jonny missed out, near the French car, anyone know what it is?
Totally agree that these need to be viewed in a museum setting with all signs on the walls. I’d happily pay to see this collection. Used to own a Trojan way back when, drove into a parking space then would lift the back end in to park it as reverse gear was difficult to operate. Not a very safe car as the back end would tend to wobble like a rudder on a boat so constantly correcting the steering. Heating was a hazard as it took hot air off of the exhaust pipe.
Didn't think this would be one for me with the bubble cars, throughly enjoyed it. What a down to earth bloke, thank you to Gary for allowing it, thanks to Jonny &team for making it!
Thanks Jon. Yes, there's so much in this Cave, what with the Barris Kustoms, the '59 Cadillac and Eddie Kidd' s stunt bike. Eclectic was a word invented for Gary Hillman.
I could have watched at least another 2 Hours of this Car Cave. Just a brilliant collection of Fun stuff and Art all in one place. Thank God for people like Gary for owning this collection and letting us see his pride and joys. Thank you Jonny for filming this, because simply we wouldn't get to see this wonderful private collection without you. Best thing I've watched this past 7 Days. 👍🙂👍
I'm an American, only 31, but WOW! I did NOT expect to see those old school Barris creations in this garage, and all the bubble cars! This guys is a true gear head, or should I say, petrol head? Awesome collection!
Thanks to Gary and Jonny for allowing us a glimpse of this simply unbelievable collection. The collection alone could fill a museum and a 10 part series of programs all by it self! Just when you think the Late brake show cannot get any better, Jonny brings us Gary’s collection! I look forward to many many more episodes, hats off to you both!
JUST. WOW!! MIND BLOWN. Best Car (quirky vehicles/collections) Cave yet for me and as described...it's a museum of long forgotten artifacts...only to be followed up with a '50's US Diner/Penthouse/Art Gallery!! Reckon this could have easily been a two hour show with the knowledge and details Gary has of his stuff. Absolutely awesome to be able to see such a personal collection. Thanks to you for taking us there and thanks to Gary for letting us in. Still in shock...!!
I am so grateful that Gary exists. He is doing important work. If stewardship was left to the general public most of these cars would have returned to dust. Jonny thanks for sharing your passion
Omg this unlocked a memory! I used to work on the U.K. storage hunters years ago, and we borrowed some Items from him for the show! Remember loads of these, incredible stash here!
Your innate respect for the folks you interview plus your passion and knowledge of their foibles gets you to places others cannot get too. Thanks so much for sharing an astounding eclectic collection. Cheers
This is beyond awesome, and hats off to the guest for letting us in to the ultimate mancave - exactly what I'd do but dialled up to 11. Great to see, and goes to show Jonny's credibility in the scene. Would love to have a crack at the Peel's.
I'm speechless!! That's about as eclectic as eclectic gets!! Everybody has done stamps, coins, fridge magnets or keyrings, why not be a little different and collect bubble cars and pedal cars, brilliant. Nice guy as well.
I don't know what to say without reapeating my self, but, Holy hoard batman! What can you say about this stuff. The world has some truly wonderful people in it and you seem to find a new one every week Jonny. Brilliant stuff.
To coin an oft-heard phrase... "Oh my gosh...!" WHAT an incredible, eclectic mix of art-meets-automobile. As much as it's wonderful seeing past car-caves, full of hyper-expensive, lottery-winner-only cars, I'm inclined to say that THIS has been my absolute favourite episode, EVER...!! What a seemingly unassuming chap Gary is - but with a clear-as-day love of the unusual and likely forgotten. A stunning piece of video 'journalism', Jonny - thank you for being 'curious' on our behalf 💖
good to see Andy Saunders' RunAground is in a safe place :) what an awesome machine :) i made a 3D model of RunAground as a GTA mod a few years ago, its one of my favourite cars too. I contacted Andy Saunders, as i couldn't find reference pics for my model, and he sent me some magazine cuttings from his collection, what an awesome guy :)
I did some work for Nick Mason 20 years ago and went to his office/garage down a back street near kings cross. He had numerous cars there including his Ferrari gt250 and his pink Floyd drum kits, but the thing that impressed me the most was the original three seater push bike from the Goodies!👍😁
You really have peaked with this. It is purely the ultimate collection for me, I can’t believe how similar my tastes are to Gary’s. From Barris to Saunders to choppers to bubble cars to Art Deco. Just everything is absolutely spot on. Probably too normal for his tastes but if he wants an acty in there or maybe for transporting pedal cars around send him my way. 👍
I love Gary’s passion for these unique pieces of automotive art and of course Jonny to see you like a kid a Lolly shop. This is the beauty of cars. Brings people together.
Great work as ever Jonny. Your channel has some of the most varied and interesting car related content on CZcams. Big thanks to Gary and EBC for making it happen.
2 of the nicest blokes I've ever had the pleasure of corresponding with and both were behind the best Goodwood FOS's i've ever worked thanks to their wonderful cars! Great to see more of Gary's collection after hearing so much about it
Well, THIS was better than anything on the tele tonight! Thanks for the entertainment. And THANK YOU Gary, for being gracious enough to allow us to view your collection.
21:04 next to the supercars..you didnt mention the blue "Forshaga Shopper" made in Sweden, Norsjö Mekaniska Verkstads.. 1Hp! I had one when I was younger. Really, really fun to ride.😀
Jonny Smith is becoming a very much revered and admired motoring specialist. A younger Harry Metcalfe. His delivery and diction is clear and concise no emotional oratory plain and simple delivery that keeps you hanging for the next sentence . His ford Granada special was sublime I wish you well young man and I am very much looking forward to this
Not sure I've seen Jonny's face light up with such shock and awe so many times in such quick succession and be stumped and ask what it is. What a great collection.
Love this. Just such a glorious collection, so mad that he’s gone round so far that it makes sense again. Good also to know that a plinth’ll fit in an FF.
What a truly fantastic episode of the late brake show! I love the whole bubble car era, and wouldn’t it be great if we were all driving around in bubble cars now in our city’s and towns, rather than over sized super minis! I hung on to every word that was being said, so well done Jonny, cracking effort.
Sorry can we all stop and take appreciation to this absolute legend of a guy with a mind blowing collection! He has worked hard made some money and spent it on his passions! 🤌
What a wonderful treasure trove of fabulous machinery. I've always had a soft spot for the little Messerschmit bubble cars that look like someone sawed the cockpit fuselage section off an Me 109 and stuck some wheels on it, but Gary's Messerschmit in Evel Knevel colours really takes the biscuit. Brilliant!
Jonny, you just made a Monday a lot brighter. These episodes never disappoint, until that door goes up you’ve no idea what the hell you are going to see!
What a great presentation, Gary seems like a lovely bloke and just buys what he wants. Me and three mates bought a Trojan back on the 60s for £12 so it was nice to one in his collection. I later built a Morris minor "kids car" for my son, ( 30 years ago) which he still has. Thanks Jonny for another great video.
What a guy, love the collection. It's good to know there are people out there buying and preserving the wierd and wonderful stuff from automobile history.
What an amazing collection I am so gutted I can’t see. Wish I could because it sounded amazing collection. I think I’ve heard him on another show with Drew Prichard antiques program
What a fantastic video - love the fact it’s all tucked away in London somewhere. What a lucky chap - would love any of these cars - what an eclectic collection - fab :)
7pm, In my bed not feeling too good , on You Tube to take my mind off feeling ill. Now watching this eclectic /random collection of the most brilliant motorcar related things ever. Thank you both, for posting this . Mr JR. Ps. I’ve just subscribed !.
That was absolutely brilliant and literally a car cave. What a completely unique collection and just live it when Jonny is so excited he was in heaven.
Pretty much convinced Gary got bored of building long ago to have ended up here! Brilliant video and what an utterly nutty collection. Mad machines and I reckon Gary’s a bit nuts too. Brilliant.
Easily the coolest collection of quirkiness I have seen, I am a huge Barris fan, still have my copy of street machine with that Andy Saunders boat, like microcars and have loved the 59 caddy since I was a wee bitty thing, just the Ferrari was incongruous to me. Best episode ever.
I sometimes wonder why I look at "proper" telly ... this stuff is streets ahead! You bring us beautifully presented, truly unique content, that is fascinating, whimsical and entertaining. Top notch.
Jonny's productions feel unpretentious, raw and minimally edited. TV productions are full of fluff and inauthenticity. Although not on TV now, I don't know how people watch the fabricated, fake scenes of shows like The Grand Tour, when they have challenges and races.
I gave up on my television connection years ago.
I've not had a TV for more than 20 years!
To be honest, I don't know why anyone would.
Threw my TV in a skip 4 years ago, never looked back.
Bugger. I was just going to say all that 👍
Watching the FF nearly curb the wheel, whilst reversing in to the garage had me on edge.
That made me twitch too!, 😄.
And me !
it made my day to actually see it being used. you can repair curb rash
It's a car, use it as a car, not some princess..
My mate has a 76 Bentley, a bit rough, but his daily driver...
My neighbours freeked out when I moved in.. and was taking stuff out of the back seat, and boot off a Bentley to move in... 🤪
Twatted the bumper on the kerb tho :|
I love the fact that this man has obviously worked hard, done well for himself and he is now preserving rare gems from around the world. Fair play.
What did he do to create all his wealth ?
@@bextar6365 construction or property delevoper if my memory serves me right.
This guy needs a museum not a basement! What a fabulous collection. Good to hear Andy Saunders name again. Not herard it in a while. I remember being blown away by his stuff in magazines in the 80s
Andy built some really great stuff, last time I saw his name his Mentley Insane?? was for sale.
If anyone knows of a good doc on George Barris and his work, do tell.
There''s a green microcar that Jonny missed out, near the French car, anyone know what it is?
@@georgechickful I read that brother Sam Barris was the real creator and hands on guy, George was the front office and promotor guy.
Totally agree that these need to be viewed in a museum setting with all signs on the walls. I’d happily pay to see this collection. Used to own a Trojan way back when, drove into a parking space then would lift the back end in to park it as reverse gear was difficult to operate. Not a very safe car as the back end would tend to wobble like a rudder on a boat so constantly correcting the steering. Heating was a hazard as it took hot air off of the exhaust pipe.
Didn't think this would be one for me with the bubble cars, throughly enjoyed it. What a down to earth bloke, thank you to Gary for allowing it, thanks to Jonny &team for making it!
Thanks Jon. Yes, there's so much in this Cave, what with the Barris Kustoms, the '59 Cadillac and Eddie Kidd' s stunt bike. Eclectic was a word invented for Gary Hillman.
@@TheLateBrakeShow The question should be, did he get planning permission to burrow?
@@TheLateBrakeShow Obviously, he lost people during the blitz. Not being an analyst, but he has built that bunker.
Wow gary brilliant collection thanks for letting us see it jonny well done on the content mate keep it coming loving it 👍 😊
Wow wow what a fantastic video and a amazing collection love the pent house lol brilliant
I love seeing someone with a bit of coin who still has an interest in cool stuff. Money doesn't buy taste. He has both.
pity it's hidden away though
I could have watched at least another 2 Hours of this Car Cave. Just a brilliant collection of Fun stuff and Art all in one place. Thank God for people like Gary for owning this collection and letting us see his pride and joys. Thank you Jonny for filming this, because simply we wouldn't get to see this wonderful private collection without you. Best thing I've watched this past 7 Days. 👍🙂👍
what a fabulous collection, and a fabulous video once again - thank you for sharing this with us!
I'm an American, only 31, but WOW! I did NOT expect to see those old school Barris creations in this garage, and all the bubble cars! This guys is a true gear head, or should I say, petrol head? Awesome collection!
This is what makes The Late Brake Show so special, Jonny enters these kind of gems and lets us enjoy it with them.
Many thanks Michel. Welcome aboard TLBS
Absolutely bonkers collection, what a lad Gary is.
If Elon Musk gets his way.. it will be Peel Drag Racing in London...
Well, and I thought this series couldn't get more intriguing. Love the variety at play here, nice one Gary.
Thanks to Gary and Jonny for allowing us a glimpse of this simply unbelievable collection. The collection alone could fill a museum and a 10 part series of programs all by it self! Just when you think the Late brake show cannot get any better, Jonny brings us Gary’s collection! I look forward to many many more episodes, hats off to you both!
JUST. WOW!!
MIND BLOWN.
Best Car (quirky vehicles/collections) Cave yet for me and as described...it's a museum of long forgotten artifacts...only to be followed up with a '50's US Diner/Penthouse/Art Gallery!! Reckon this could have easily been a two hour show with the knowledge and details Gary has of his stuff.
Absolutely awesome to be able to see such a personal collection.
Thanks to you for taking us there and thanks to Gary for letting us in.
Still in shock...!!
I am so grateful that Gary exists. He is doing important work. If stewardship was left to the general public most of these cars would have returned to dust. Jonny thanks for sharing your passion
Omg this unlocked a memory! I used to work on the U.K. storage hunters years ago, and we borrowed some
Items from him for the show! Remember loads of these, incredible stash here!
Surely you can't be suggesting storage hunters is completely faked for tv??? ;)
@@juancornetto8243 hehe… noooo it’s real honest.
@@juancornetto8243 CUT THE LOCK GREEN MILE!
@@stotheh Boom!
Wow! As collections go that has to be up there with the most unusual and unique there ever can be. Love it! 😎
Gary is a legend for sharing his collection. Serious taste there!
What a absolutely brilliant collection of cool stuff. Gary’s the man
Your innate respect for the folks you interview plus your passion and knowledge of their foibles gets you to places others cannot get too.
Thanks so much for sharing an astounding eclectic collection.
Cheers
Cheers v much Steven.
This is beyond awesome, and hats off to the guest for letting us in to the ultimate mancave - exactly what I'd do but dialled up to 11. Great to see, and goes to show Jonny's credibility in the scene.
Would love to have a crack at the Peel's.
I'm speechless!! That's about as eclectic as eclectic gets!! Everybody has done stamps, coins, fridge magnets or keyrings, why not be a little different and collect bubble cars and pedal cars, brilliant. Nice guy as well.
I don't know what to say without reapeating my self, but, Holy hoard batman! What can you say about this stuff. The world has some truly wonderful people in it and you seem to find a new one every week Jonny. Brilliant stuff.
Gray, cheers v much for the comment.
This is the coolest Guy and Car Den I’ve ever seen- Thank you for showing us Gary and Johnny for making this.Uber cool👌
An actual cave full of cars and car stuff...The antithesis of click bait. Excellent.
To coin an oft-heard phrase... "Oh my gosh...!"
WHAT an incredible, eclectic mix of art-meets-automobile.
As much as it's wonderful seeing past car-caves, full of hyper-expensive, lottery-winner-only cars, I'm inclined to say that THIS has been my absolute favourite episode, EVER...!!
What a seemingly unassuming chap Gary is - but with a clear-as-day love of the unusual and likely forgotten.
A stunning piece of video 'journalism', Jonny - thank you for being 'curious' on our behalf 💖
What a wonderful eclectic collection. 1959 Cadillac and Peel bubble cars, two ends of the car spectrum. Fantastic.
good to see Andy Saunders' RunAground is in a safe place :) what an awesome machine :)
i made a 3D model of RunAground as a GTA mod a few years ago, its one of my favourite cars too.
I contacted Andy Saunders, as i couldn't find reference pics for my model, and he sent me some magazine cuttings from his collection, what an awesome guy :)
I did some work for Nick Mason 20 years ago and went to his office/garage down a back street near kings cross. He had numerous cars there including his Ferrari gt250 and his pink Floyd drum kits, but the thing that impressed me the most was the original three seater push bike from the Goodies!👍😁
You are easily pleased then....
You really have peaked with this. It is purely the ultimate collection for me, I can’t believe how similar my tastes are to Gary’s. From Barris to Saunders to choppers to bubble cars to Art Deco. Just everything is absolutely spot on. Probably too normal for his tastes but if he wants an acty in there or maybe for transporting pedal cars around send him my way. 👍
I love Gary’s passion for these unique pieces of automotive art and of course Jonny to see you like a kid a Lolly shop. This is the beauty of cars. Brings people together.
Love it. I too love the older custom cars. Andy Saunder's was a hero of mine when I was about 12 years old. Keep them coming Johnny.👍
This collection needs to be housed in its own museum for the world to see. This is on another level.
Thank god for people like Gary, enjoyed every second of this episode 👍
I've been saving this for when I couldn't find anything to watch and I'm glad I did, absolutely topper collection 👌
Off the chart cool collection and amazing to get access to it What an episode and what a legend Gary is.
Thankyou Gary for sharing your lovely collection with us through Jonny.
Great work as ever Jonny. Your channel has some of the most varied and interesting car related content on CZcams.
Big thanks to Gary and EBC for making it happen.
His penthouse is beautifully adorned with these microcars! Exquisite taste. Thank you for sharing your collection with us!
Absotively chuffed! Reminds me of the loft of a friend in New York City, filled with antique photography equipment and other vintage memorabilia.
Gary has the most fantastic love for Art Deco & Rocket age style !
What a amazing collection👍😎 !
I wish to say THANK YOU to Gary Hillman for generously letting us see his very special private collection. - That was great .. Loved the Ferrari too.
Best episode yet. What a sound guy too
Cheers Jonny and Gary. Amazing collection, lost for words really.
Easily one of the best videos that I have ever watched on CZcams.
What a nice man, congratulations on all your success
2 of the nicest blokes I've ever had the pleasure of corresponding with and both were behind the best Goodwood FOS's i've ever worked thanks to their wonderful cars! Great to see more of Gary's collection after hearing so much about it
Thanks Gary - what a gent for letting us see such a barmy but amazing collection - wow!
Amazing collection and lovely chap 👍😁
What a down to Earth bloke too. Fair play to Gary for keeping his head on.
Well, THIS was better than anything on the tele tonight! Thanks for the entertainment. And THANK YOU Gary, for being gracious enough to allow us to view your collection.
Hay Jonny Great to See this weird and unusual Car Stuff thanks again love the bits and bobs of your show best wishes
Love this! What a great episode. Gary........top chap!!
21:04 next to the supercars..you didnt mention the blue "Forshaga Shopper" made in Sweden, Norsjö Mekaniska Verkstads.. 1Hp! I had one when I was younger. Really, really fun to ride.😀
Jonny Smith is becoming a very much revered and admired motoring specialist. A younger Harry Metcalfe. His delivery and diction is clear and concise no emotional oratory plain and simple delivery that keeps you hanging for the next sentence . His ford Granada special was sublime
I wish you well young man and I am very much looking forward to this
Anthony, that's really kind. Thank you so much for watching the episodes and supporting the channel.
Not sure I've seen Jonny's face light up with such shock and awe so many times in such quick succession and be stumped and ask what it is. What a great collection.
Big thanks to Gary for sharing, brightened my day, and Jonny for his enthusiasm, Top Trumps Custom Cars, the ultimate reference material 😉
I still have my pack somewhere...
Absolutely mental oriental, although I have seen some of this collection before Gary’s Penthouse is something else. Love love.
Love this. Just such a glorious collection, so mad that he’s gone round so far that it makes sense again. Good also to know that a plinth’ll fit in an FF.
What a truly fantastic episode of the late brake show!
I love the whole bubble car era, and wouldn’t it be great if we were all driving around in bubble cars now in our city’s and towns, rather than over sized super minis!
I hung on to every word that was being said, so well done Jonny, cracking effort.
Peel racing in London here we come... keep the greenie happy.. 🤪
Fabulous collection and the FF as a daily....he's my hero
Thanks to Gary for the letting us all view this incredible collection - love it.
"Everyone Stars creasing up" love it british lingo at its finest 👌
What an amazing collection.
Cars treated with respect, and not rusting away in some rich pricks barn...
Collecting dust in some rich prick’s basement...
I don’t see the difference. The guy with cars in the barn enjoys them as much as this guy does.
Absolutely brilliant car cave. Thank you to Gary for allowing us to see it, and thank you to Jonny & the crew for doing this video.
great Video ! Thanks ! and thank you Gary for having the generosity to share all these wonders with us ! regards from France.
Sorry can we all stop and take appreciation to this absolute legend of a guy with a mind blowing collection! He has worked hard made some money and spent it on his passions! 🤌
What a beautiful episode, thank you Jonny
That has to be one of the most interesting and eclectic collections I have ever seen! Beautiful!!
'Totally awesome man' might be the best thing i've seen on youtube this year - had to pause halfway through to watch Dad can I borrow the car!
This was bar none one of the most fascinating car caves I've ever seen, anywhere. Great job!
Wow. Just wow. What a great start to my day! Some collection...
What a wonderful treasure trove of fabulous machinery. I've always had a soft spot for the little Messerschmit bubble cars that look like someone sawed the cockpit fuselage section off an Me 109 and stuck some wheels on it, but Gary's Messerschmit in Evel Knevel colours really takes the biscuit. Brilliant!
The car cave bar has been set very high now. Thank you Gary & thank you Jonny and team. Top blokes. All of you.
WOW. This whole vid has been bonkers! What a dude. Thanks for sharing both of you!
Jonny, you just made a Monday a lot brighter. These episodes never disappoint, until that door goes up you’ve no idea what the hell you are going to see!
What a fantastic episode, and Johnny, you’re more of a nerd than I ever thought. Absolutely fascinating.
Such a great watch! Enthralling beginning to end. Thank you both.
What a great presentation, Gary seems like a lovely bloke and just buys what he wants. Me and three mates bought a Trojan back on the 60s for £12 so it was nice to one in his collection. I later built a Morris minor "kids car" for my son, ( 30 years ago) which he still has. Thanks Jonny for another great video.
What a guy, love the collection. It's good to know there are people out there buying and preserving the wierd and wonderful stuff from automobile history.
Everything looks so dusty, the lack of sneezing in this video is very impressive
World class! How cool is that..?
Thanks to Jonny and the team (and the custodian of all that amazing stuff)
What an amazing collection I am so gutted I can’t see. Wish I could because it sounded amazing collection. I think I’ve heard him on another show with Drew Prichard antiques program
What a fantastic video - love the fact it’s all tucked away in London somewhere. What a lucky chap - would love any of these cars - what an eclectic collection - fab :)
7pm, In my bed not feeling too good , on You Tube to take my mind off feeling ill. Now watching this eclectic /random collection of the most brilliant motorcar related things ever. Thank you both, for posting this . Mr JR. Ps. I’ve just subscribed !.
What an awesome collection!
Oh wow …What an absolutely fantastic collection of big boys toys ….loved the look around
That was absolutely brilliant and literally a car cave.
What a completely unique collection and just live it when Jonny is so excited he was in heaven.
Cheers Doug. Yeah, it was a hell of a Cave!
At this moment, Jay Leno is saying "Wow Gary's got way better stuff than me"
Wow I sat in a Cadillac like that once. Love the pedal cars
Blown away. What a collection, awesome location, all the signs. I could only dream. Thank you for sharing. Just AMAZING
Can't stop watching this
i love that the peel sticker is peeling off !
Crazy collection. Thanks Gary for allowing the full coverage.
Amazing!
Pretty much convinced Gary got bored of building long ago to have ended up here! Brilliant video and what an utterly nutty collection. Mad machines and I reckon Gary’s a bit nuts too. Brilliant.
I had the police car pedal car for Christmas 1966 and I wouldn't get out of it! I ate my Christmas Dinner sitting in it!!!
Easily the coolest collection of quirkiness I have seen, I am a huge Barris fan, still have my copy of street machine with that Andy Saunders boat, like microcars and have loved the 59 caddy since I was a wee bitty thing, just the Ferrari was incongruous to me. Best episode ever.
Gary is an absolute legend. Fantastic episode gents. Wish I could hit like twice 👌
Great episode. Thanks to all involved
Glad he went back to Mono wheel
Was wondering were his Hillman car memorabilia was 🤣
Beautiful and brilliant collection