1932 Bugatti Type 49 - Jay Leno’s Garage
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1932 Bugatti Type 49 - Jay Leno’s Garage
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I love this "not normal" format! Don't go back to "normal"
The "New Normal", for Jay Leno's would be great.
Everything else, no.
There is something special about just Jay spotlighting the cars solo, isn't there? When he is by himself, there is just an appreciation for the vehicles and a laid back atmosphere.
I also prefer this format. Watching Jay present one of his own cars is always more interesting to me because he knows every little detail about it. Keep this format.
I like both , Jay doing a solo presentation , but I also enjoy seeing guests who bring their own unique cars on the show, or some of the experts that he sometimes invites .
PR people I can live without, though ...
@@horsterer77 There must be better words to go with those initials, something that shows how much they're _really_ worth to humanity. Stay safe.
Jay: This is pandemic edition so just bear with us.
The viewers: This is better. It just is.
No. It isn't. Not at all. I liked how he used to have other people on to show their car off.
@@karlbush89 I preferred when he had on guests as well. This pandemic broadcasting is just a band aid to appease the massive appetite for Jay Leno's garage. Great 👌 episode though, I'll be watching again!!! 👍💯
@@karlbush89 it is kinda different, but so many of those people had no clue how to talk and were completely uninteresting.
I think the most interesting person he had was the Admiral with that French Blue Ferrari.
@@bangurhead4027 Band-aid? That's rude loll I think Jay doing one hell of a good job on his own.
I haven't seen that one yet, but another really interesting one, although he's a bit in the flaky side, was the one with Pist Off Pete and the tank thing that Jay got. Then there are the ones who just feel awkward in front of a camera, and it showed. Those ones, I found it tough to get through the episode.
Jay is killing it with this CZcams series. This is obviously his life’s passion... I actually enjoy watching him host THIS show. 😜
@WaitTheyDidWHAT WithBobLazarsSportModelButt-Plug?! how?
@WaitTheyDidWHAT WithBobLazarsSportModelButt-Plug?! well, he didn’t do anything not to.
@WaitTheyDidWHAT WithBobLazarsSportModelButt-Plug?! ?
Jay, nobody here is complaining about the show segments. We are getting to see parts of the collection we might never have seen. Keep it coming.
WillieRants ... plus we get to spend real (one on one) time with Jay ...
AMEN.
LOVE this new format, Jay. So much more personal. Thank you!
"Bugatti is like golf. You either get it or you don't" Ha ha!
That's how I feel about all my Ford Model A's
"golf is a quiet walk in the park spoiled by the antics of a little white ball"
if you think of golf as an excuse instead of a game, you might get it.
Golf is a terrible waste of a good rifle range...
*J man getting more and more subtle this man is a legend period*
I see the appeal as well. But multiple camera views and following on the road do showcase the cars better I think
That was exactly on point; Jay is in his comfort zone and this is a gift for those of us that appreciate the work!
All the respect and appreciation in the world for Jay Leno - he has every excuse in the world right now to not make new videos, yet here's Jay with his phone doing all of the recording himself, for a video that he's in no way obligated to make under the current circumstances.
It's one thing to have a passion for these cars - it's another thing entirely to have a passion for SHARING these cars, and Jay going above and beyond here for us with no obligation to do so, well, this is just another example of how extraordinary Jay is as a human being.
As always, thank you for your generosity Jay, it's appreciated beyond words!
This format is so much better than before. A car guy wants to see what you’re talking about when you’re talking about it just like you show. The panning shots are nice, but only frustrate those who want to see the actual engine and see what you are describing. Please don’t go back to the old style.
I agree!!! 👍👍👍
Yeah you can tell this is done by car people that understand this stuff
stfu stupid
"luckily for me this is normal life" at least he appreciates what he has.
and shares.
Normal for these days means wearing stuff over your face and hiding from buggies. Screw ‘Normal’.
If I had had that, I would appreciate it a lot too 😉
Another convertible that has never had the top down.
He’s single too lucky guy
Damn, I really wanted to see the 1949 Citroën Traction Avant again 😂
Looking forward to the next 5 episodes of this car.
Btw... What happened there? Was there some legal problem from CZcams or correction?
Place your bets now on the number of reposts for this one!
Bruno Njezic they were re-uploading it to get as many views as possible.
Why is it Avant not Apres?
How many Bugatti owners actually drive their cars and how many of them actually share the joy and experience of driving one. I know there isn't much profit generated from making these videos and I just want to thank you again, Mr.Leno, for sharing your wonderful cars with us.
I was always a letterman man, but I will say this about Jay.
This man has done more for preserving automotive history in his life time than most people can accomplish in a thousand life times.
Genuinely one of my favorite CZcams channels. Hands down. When he speaks about cars, he speaks not only as a academic but with a journalistic flair and a touch of prose. He genuinely cares about cars.
I love the diversity of Jay's collection!
Jay forces critical auto diversity training on all his employees
Yep. 1 Bugatti and 56 Traction Avants.
Based Chad Barrska A.G what do you mean?
jezuzfreek777 Jay is a true car guy.
Jay, I love your obvious familiarity with the cars. You're reciting the history and pointing out the features of the car from memory, in a completely normal and natural way. When you reach for a latch, you're not fumbling or having to ask the guy who actually knows the car where the latch is, your movement is as natural as it would be for any of us reaching for the hood latch on our own cars in our own garage. It really is Jay Leno's Garage, not a museum. Thank you for sharing it all with us.
Love all the "as found" pictures, really makes it easier to appreciate the incredible shape it is currently in!
One thing Jay does that is underappreciated by many is thoroughly document the vehicles he purchases and restores, even if it isn't his team doing the work, the work done is always meticulously documented..
These simplified/not overly edited versions of videos are awesome! Keep it this way
Wait, this isn’t the Citroen Traction Avant
lmao 😅
🤣
I came looking for comments about the Citroën! lol
By heck you're quick :) :)
We can only assume the Citroën has been stolen and Jay has had to use a Bugatti as a stand-in until its recovered.
Jay, you have outdone yourself. This episode was SO CLOSE to being right there with you. Yes, so much value in experiencing these old cars on the road ... smells, sounds, vibrations, airflow, kinesthetics (seat of the pants feel).
Also a great job of allowing us to share YOUR personal level of appreciation of the art of the automobile on so many levels. Kindred spirit here ... Well done!!!
Smokey DaBear ... Yep, just to get to spend time with Jay, learn the idiosyncrasies of each car, & appreciate the level of craftsmanship within, is a joy to behold. I'm thankful for Jay's passion.
I've lost count of the number of Bugattis I've seen at car concours events, but nothing comes close to seeing them being driven and enjoyed; thankfully, Jay is one of those rare collectors who are not afraid to put miles on these beautiful works of art.
Love those wheels!!! So ahead of time!! Beautiful piece of mechanical art... Thank you for sharing. 👍
Brake drums, in the wheel, wow.
Jay, please keep this format going forward. The pandemic shows have been among the best.
Jay, you started off semi-apologetically saying "This is the new normal." I hope you're looking at the comments because this approach to the show with you single-o is just killing, man. People are loving it, me included. Don't apologize. This is good stuff!
And this ain't no patty-pat from me to help you get through the COVID rough spot because this is *not* a rough spot. It's new and it is good.
You can run this format forever and have an occasional guest, the reverse of the old format and it will suit us just fine. Your appreciation and love of cars shows through with everything you present, from Doble to Corvette to Panhard to Aston-Martin. Thanks for being you, man. This is great.
All who agree say "Aye" or thumbs-up or whatever.
Just imagine having this back in the day and drive through Paris, damn
Don’t forget the beautiful French woman in the passenger seat. qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-f442a9d58bbcd4f35c8d06213c606e16
Or the south of France and wine country, as he opined. That would be awesome.
You would certainly have been an important man driving this back in the day!
@@mediterraneandiet2483 Whew, that's a babe I could only dream about ...
Love those wheels. So far ahead of their time. I agree; don't drop the top. Overall, a superb pre-war car!
How gorgeous are those wheels!!
One of my favorite cars, 49 Citroën Avant
Lofl 😂
Luke Cutchen of Austin Texas and the band Midland??
This new format is far superior to the old. I know you can't make everyone happy all the time, but this show has made me very happy. I enjoy the low key side of Jay. What I like best is learning about the truly odd details of very old automobiles. This is a soothing break to the bs going on in the idiotic world around us.
I love how each fin of the wheel has a hole to screw a tiny weight into it for balancing it out...amazing details!
Thought I was the only one who noticed -- Thanks!
Like one big balance wheel! Or, six of them.
Beautiful automobile , so grateful to Mr. Leno for sharing his treasures.
Thanks for showing your other Bugattis. I've drooled over them in the background for years. If I may quote Dickens , "more, please..."
YES!!!
Jay's generosity reminds me of a day when I was stationed aboard the aircraft carrier USS Saratoga in Mayport, Florida. I stopped (in uniform) by a classic car dealer one afternoon and in the garage out back was a gorgeous red 365GTB4 Ferrari Daytona waiting for an oil change. The owner saw my Navy uniform and said "go ahead and sit in it if you want", and then wandered off, leaving me alone to sit and daydream in his priceless Ferrari. What a gentleman. Thank you, Jay and all others who share your wonderful cars with the rest of us!
I find it amazing that you can lose track of how many Bugattis Jay has in his garage. Best part is that he drives all of them. A true caretaker who appreciates the soul of his collection
I love the sounds that car makes. Straight cut gears? Plus a straight 8 makes great sounds.
That's no car...it's a Spaceship!
Yep, that's first thing I thought too, when I heard the whine.
@@chadpurser he should learn how to float the gear's.
A smooth 8cly and non syncro it be easy and better than grinding the gears
John All most people can never learn that skill. That’s why heavy trucks are going automated. Luckily my boss gets it and still buys sticks for the guys who want them, which is most of us.
J C I drove a non synro school bus when I was in college. But it had a clutch break that made it easy to double clutch.
He should make a video about the Citroen traction avant
he did one last week!
Jean-Jacques Kasel ORGANrecordings in case you missed he uploaded that video like 6 times and it’s now a meme
@@sebastiangiovannella7778 and i guess you watched it a sixth time
Jean-Jacques Kasel ORGANrecordings not all the video but I’ve notification turned on so I saw all the time he uploaded it by mistake and then removed
HAhahaha
You know when you meet someone and they've got everything and you can feel envious?! I don't feel like that about Jay, not only does he deserve what he's got due to his talent and life long hard work but his passion for these cars are unmatchable! I know I could never achieve this much passion and dedication to so many cars, I struggle with the two I own 😅
Mr. Leno, I found myself going back again and again to look at the details that you were able to capture when filming this beautiful car. You keep mentioning that you're filming alone, but if it was up to me this is how you would always film. Over the past weeks your pandemic episodes have shown not only your love for these beautiful cars, but your innate ability to capture that beauty fro. The proper point of view. I have truly enjoyed these episodes and today's was amazing.
You ever heard of the 49 Citroën Avant Jay? lol
I always thought this new fancy jumpsuit must've been custom tailored and made in some French factory or something, but no, I saw the dickies logo and laughed out loud!
czcams.com/video/iGwDr3WlUcw/video.html Looks like the tag is still attached in case he wants to return, or perhaps that is attached to his boots. 😂
Jay is THE car guy! Did you notice that his coveralls are clean, his work shoes are polished but the toes are scuffed? That's honest wear and a sure sign he is actually working on his cars. And the man is 70 years old!
Jay never needs to apologize for the camera work or video quality - I'm thankful he's still producing interesting content while so many of us are stuck mostly at home, still.
I'm already missing the Citroën
I have a _Bugatti section_ in my garage too... There just aren’t any cars in it.
You have a garage? :)
I have a Bugatti section too. It has a Hot Wheels car in it.....
@@CamaroAmx Wait! What, no Matchbox cars?! 🤣
Lexacocca too pricey for me...
@@CamaroAmx Completely understandable.
Your comment about how this show is basically an effort to give us a chance to get a look at and a ride in classic vehicles like you were able to do is EXACTLY what it has done for me since 2006!! I'm 40 now and I think I've seen every one. It's a Monday morning ritual to watch while I get ready for work. All of the 60-70 somethings at work always wonder how I know so much about older cars... it's you! So thank you!
Again - this is the ONLY good thing to come from this pandemic - just Jay and his cars sharing his passion. Thank you Jay.
Wow this car has come a long way from what it had used to look like?
Beautiful job.
As a lover of the Automobile, I count myself as lucky to have you amongst our kind, albeit, one with a little more play money than most of us. Your generosity with your time and knowledge, your passion, these are things that most do not give freely and yet, you always seem to be grateful just to have our audience.
But what I appreciate the most about you is your steadfastness to share the kinds of treasures that most lock away. So many collectors leave their cars behind closed doors, leaving the rest of us to just imagine what they are like. You choose to drive cars, some, worth more than many of us will ever earn. And not to brag, but because you care that we might otherwise never have a chance to see them. And you have just as much fun driving and sharing something with a much more modest budget.
All of which is driven (no pun intended), by your deep passion of helping others join in experiencing the fruits of your labors. A car collection that is the envy of so many, partly, because it is used to bring joy to others.
Thank you for your time, your generosity, and for giving us a experience that inspires and enlightens.
Type 49 here is magnificent. Thank you for preserving such a historical machine. I love how we can tell you get such enjoyment from your cars.
Bugatti: Where what's underneath is as lovely as what's on top. That front suspension, such purpose and delicacy at the same time. Just tickles the brain.
Me: Oh nice Bugatti
everybody: remember the 1949 Citroen Taction avant?
Yes.TY ! Go on "The Web"if you're so damnably persistant.Shesh.He He can does 'what He can when can'.He may have that on his list.How about he shows the machine that cleans the floors?There.Did I start a wave...?
Lol
The Citroën vid shall be our rick-roll inside joke from now on. Someone remember if Jay ever does an AMA, lol.
A true Master Curator with a beautiful living museum, Jay I think I speak for many when I say that we are all blessed by your passion and you willingness to pass on your love and knowledge to others. It is a gift which is truly priceless.
Cars are made to be driven. Thank you for doing so. Cheers.
Jay Leno I have to say this is one of the most beautiful car I've seen. Quintessential means of elegance.
Cars from the 30s are works of art.
Quite literally, after seeing how they were hand designed in clay back then ❤️
Mauro Eleven the Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow, coachbuilt Packards, Deusenberg phaetons, Bugatti Royale, Mercedes 540k, and Alfa Romeo 8C are perfect examples of automotive art.
I really think someone could make a killing reproducing thirties cars with a few modern updates (power, AC, etc.)
@Tyler Smash It seems like all of the manufacturers are copying each other.
A: Does it look aggressive? ☑️
B: Does it have the biggest infotainment screen? ☑️
C: Does it have the brightest LED headlights known to man? ☑️
D: Will it be obsolete in 5 yrs? ☑️
*craftsmanship
Still loving the Pandemic specials and not in any hurry for it to go back to the "normal" format, Jay your passion for your personal collection is what makes these so good.
I am tremendously appreciative that Mr.Leno shares his immense collection, as well as his wealth of knowledge and information, with us here completely free of charge and without ads. He is a wonderful person.
Love those 'turbine' wheels looks like a wheel from the vette of 80's they really are quite modern looking
And they're also the *brake drums!* Not hidden behind the wheel, fighting to stay cool with whatever air is moving behind the wheel, they're right out there in contact with the airflow and the rain. How freakin' cool is that?
"lucky for me this is my normal life..."
@ 2 45 "I wasn't really looking for one of these, but" I have more money than God, so ...
@@adamnoman4658 more money than brains, please get it right. 😇
I learn more watch Jay Lenos garage than I ever did in school ... Lol. These webisodes are fantastic. I don't miss a single one. And my appreciation for the automotive world has grown emensely just because of Jay. He's a comedy legend, but now even more an automotive legend. Keep him alive forever!
Best car collector on the planet. I can't even describe how special it is for you to share with us. Thank you so much, Jay.
Thank you for sharing Jay. What an awesome car! Always look forward to and enjoy your videos.
I can deal with this kind of “new normal” Jay. Love these personal offerings. Keep them coming please, and THANK YOU
I like how jay is so passionate about sharing his collection.he is the only famous person that I would enjoy meeting and having a conversation with.
Jay's a true car enthusiast.. He doesn't just collect cars to look at them and show his wealth, he drives them showing his knowledge and expertise of the automobiles and automotive history.
Respect level doubled when Jay said "I don't get golf". Zip~
Nearly everyone I work with plays golf every other weekend. I tried playing to better understand. I still don't get it.
@@AngryCatMan1982 As Bill Cosby once said, "You HAD the ball...."
I almost thought this was the Citroen again at first.
me too! haha
Same here..
I wish lol
I’ve never seen that has it been posted before?
Blasphemy!
This is what we want, just Jay and his enthusiasm for whichever car is featured. Enjoying these features way more than the pre' pandemic shows.
I want to give Jay Leno some credit. I know he has the money and the people for these projects, but I feel he's saving and passing on a a connection and a type of love, not just a history for these vehicles. When he talks about the engineering and mechanics, it reminds us of how people applied themselves to reach a form of greatness. Thanks jay, through your work and love for these cars, for me brings several levels of enjoyment. Thank you.
Absolutely gorgeous 1932 Bugatti Type 49 , Mr. Leno !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic Jay, I think you’re doing a great job. Love the fact you are the camera man.
I know I'm only reconfirming what everyone else has been saying, but i truly love the format of your show and i love your content. I could watch it all day, buddy. Drive safe
Cinetic artwork - absolutely. And the sound of the straight cut gears with the straight 8 is just amazing.
Gorgeous car, thanks for sharing!
An absolutely stunning automobile! Thanks Jay for sharing this beautiful car!
You know, Jay's garage videos educates more people than any car museum will ever be.
Dear Mr. Jay, I have been a car guy all of my life. Built several Cars, but I have learned more about cars that I never ever heard of from you over the last couple years that I did in the first 30 years.
Seeing car, experiencing The sounds that II would’ve never been able to.
Thank you dear Mr. Jay.
The smoothness completely translates through the video. Wow. I can really feel it like I'm there.
So damn cool seeing pix BEFORE restoration!!!
The side view proportions look a bit clunky to me, but the front view is pure "classic" in the true automotive usage of the word. Did other Bugattis have those Royale type wheels? *Thanks Jay!!!!!*
THIS WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE JAY LENO'S VIDEOS. ☺👍🚦🚗⛽
During a pandemic, if you need a driver, Jay would be the guy who knows how to drive anything.
Doesn't look like he'll be driving you anywhere with that ankle monitor on.
Nothing brightens up Monday’s quite like a Jay Leno’s Garage video on CZcams. Keep up the good work and stay safe Jay! 🙂
Beautiful, elegant car. Those wheels look awesome!
What a sublime work of art. A masterpiece one can drive in the hood.
Jay Leno is a true gentleman. His shows are an escape from all the craziness going on in the world.
Just hearing that ' dual tone ' whine of an old manual transmission brings me back to the days when Dad and I would tool around in his late 40's Chevy truck when I was a kid. He sold that truck in 1970 so I haven't heard that sound in a long time.
Amazing work. From the wiring to the brightwork underneath, it's sensational. And those wheels are incredible.They'd look perfectly appropriate on a modern Bugatti.
Wait. I see a 2 cv in the background. When are we gonna have a presentation of this car?
Jay, thank you for another instructive & enjoyable video. Also, to be historically accurate, Ettore Bugatti founded his company in 1909 in Molsheim, Alsace, which at the time was under German control. In 1919 Alsace came under French control. In 1940 it again came under German control. In 1945 it again came under French control. Hence, depending on the year, Bugatti autos were built both in France & Germany. I don't know if that makes a difference in design or collector value but it is a historical curiosity.
What a gem of an automobile.
Even in a garage that is a treasure chest of such gems, it shines exceptionally brightly.
Thank you for sharing this with us Jay, we really appreciate being able to experience these pieces of art and craftsmanship.
Solid Axel with the Leaf Springs must feel like you are on rails going around corners.
Jay's cars should be shown on History channel, they all made an impact on the car history and more, Love the beautiful way he describes about the car, car makers, engineers and people who used them. Please keep them coming , Cheers Mr Jay Leno!!
That close-up of his face really proves how Jay Leno made a business talking to people for over 30 years. His face is just kind, funny, and trusting. I'd let him interview me.
And what a lovely car. Big and old and just nice.
The way cars ought to be. I'd love to be in one of those.
I'm glad you recognize your luck, Jay. I'd hate to think of you as pretentious and stuck-up or anything. You don't seem the type. Thanks for this videos. Beautiful windows into the past, I love them.
Though it's not the 1949 Citroen Traction Avant.
Someone broke Jay, this doesn't look like a Citroen Traction Avant
Beautiful, thanks Jay
Oh my God! That is the most beautiful car you have ever shown. I really didn't think anything could top the jaguar XK120, but this has done it! Absolutely stunning.
I had the joy to spend some time in Paris over the last Christmas and New Years period. Wandering around one evening and I see an old Bugatti pull up and a guy get a childs car capsule out of it with small child inside.
Research shows it was a T49 Labourdette from 1932, chassis 49466.
28th of December 2019 and the owner was "dailying" a car built in 1932 and using it to transport a baby. It brought a real smile to this "car guys" face.
I can’t wait for this to be posted six different times 😉
I keep seeing all about the citreon. What exactly happened?? I'm lost and dont know or understand what happened?
@@daltoncochran3683 Jay has released a great video on an amazing French car a week ago but was posting it six times more over the week for some reason. It was very funny, I have never seen it happening on a channel of note, ever.
@@daltoncochran3683
It was the Groundhog Day of Jay Leno's Garage videos.
@@StrangerHappened I think it kept getting copyright strikes.
It's great to see such treasures of history kept alive, restored, and at times modified.
Good for you Jay driving this car, taking it home, and not being too intimidated given the rarity of this Bugatti. Beautiful car, just unbelievable, and the wheels are just amazing given the time period. Thanks for sharing.
Automotive art being driven by Jay Leno and enjoyed by everybody watching. A treat.
Love the COVID edition, it’s more intimate.