I got an email telling me that a new show from MyClassicCarTV and Dennis Gage was available. I was ready to sit down and watch it. But, I had to go pickup grandkids after school and it was about 3 hours before I got back and sat right down to watch it. Glad to see it back on a regular basis and there were some really cool cars to ogle. I love that Dennis still gets excitd about all kinds of cars. Thanks, MyClassicCar.
Wow, it's hard to believe this was over two years ago! We are so excited to be bringing the Garlic City Car Show back to Downtown Gilroy on Saturday, June 18! Swing by and say hi if you're in the area, Dennis!
Like that 1967 antique VW Safari Bus with swing out split windshield (it last year for this feature) and 8 skylights on the roof. Some VW owners do install the pre-1940 sealed beam headlights to customized their vehicles, also its last year, since 1968 VW Buses, and Westfalia campers are totally restyled. By the way, the 1967 VW bus is European style because the blade bumpers without the over riders and vertical bars are removed.
"J.A.T.O. Thrust " ( Pronounced 'Jay-toe' ) is an old acronym for "Jet Assisted Take Off" from the military technology of the day. Rocket strapped to prop powered aircraft to shorten take off distance with large loads.
Im sure it felt like it needed J.A.T.O. getting that 5,000lb behemoth off the line, with the high axle ratios used on that type of car, and the automatic transmissions of the era. lol That said, oh what I'd give to go cruise the Turnpike in that Turnpike Cruiser!!!
We have a similar gathering of old cars, both classic and hot rods. up in Ladysmith BC. There has been in excess of 300 cars for a few years now. Ladysmith is a small town of around 10,000.
Enjoyed this episode immensely. Really liked the choice of vehicles. Love cars you don't see everyday and love original unadulterated body lines....especially with all the original stainless and chrome. That 54 Chevy is a great work of art in idea,design and execution. I have never been a fan of pinstriping but the artist who did this car nailed a beautiful design.Great color choice for both the stripes and the car. I would like to see this car featured in a magazine and also know the name of the pinstriper. Really impressed with that car. Leaving all the chrome and emblems gets an A+ in my book.
Love the Eldorado, been one of my favorite amcars since I was a kid. They kid of ruined it in 67 with front wheel drive though. So a 57 is the golden age
That Turnpike Cruiser! !I Oh how I wish designers were allowed to use their imagination designing cars today, and not designing to a committee. I know the safety regulations are a serious hurdle, but take the Alfa Romeo 4C for example. Its gorgeous! The Italians put their passion into their cars. Americans used to, but now are cut off by the bean counters. I just really want to want an American car! I do want hundreds, but nothing made lately. Scratch that, the new 2020 Corvette is marvelous! It's the first Corvette I have wanted, other than classic ones in my lifetime. That project is a great one for other companies to get inspired by.
That 57 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser motor's name of "JATO" was probably a take from the U.S. Airforce "Jet Assisted Take Off" system of that era which was shortened to JATO.
Garlic is great for you! I helped my bud plant and harvest and process about 10k a yr for awhile back in the day... Again I seen stuff I never seen... Power VENT WINDOWS?!?!
I love your picks of cars to feature. The Mercury is off the charts though, new car to me. My sister had the 54 called the ‘green grunt’ lol Very cool stuff
JATO was an acronym foe solid fuel rockets used to assist take of aircraft. Jet Assisted Take Off. My dad was always talking about "jado bottles" (how I heard it) when I was a kid back in the 60's.
Very interesting rides there Sir, interesting story of their rides too. So cool to watch... I have old cool rides too is why I find all the content so interesting and entertaining Sir. Even though I am just a little woman originally from Asia but love the looks of old rides and the sounds of them. Thank you Sir
The JATO thrust engine on the Mercury Turnpike Cruiser is a reference to “Jet Assisted Take Off”. Propeller driven military planes of that era mounted jet engines on the wings to increase take off thrust and reduce the need for longer runways.
On that Merc TC....I'll bet the term for the engine is "JATO-Thrust"...(pronounced "jay-toe")...which is a military aviation term that stands for "Jet Assisted Takeoff".
@@MyClassicCarTV I have always been a classic car guy, but what really turned me on to 50's and early 60's cars was my love for all of the awesome colors instrument makers, namely Fender were using back then because of the cars. I worked in reverse I guess. You just went up a couple more cool levels in my book! You should do a video on another channel, or this one, showing everyone your music gear. Im betting that there's a Seafoam Green Strat or Tele in there, and possibly a Gretsch. Thanks again for the videos, we really do appreciate them. More than ever when theres no shows because of Covid 19!!!
Actually, the collection includes a Surf Green Pearl Fender Jaguar, a '56 Gibson ES225T and a Washburn A10-12 solid body electric 12-string (and a few others). Just like with cars, I'm attracted to things that are a little bit outside the mainstream.
When I was a teenager in the late sixties, a friends' father had a car with the powered back window. We would go for rides in the country, taking turns laying on the trunk with our legs inside.
@@bradcarroll3719: Back then I had a '65 Chev with a six cylinder motor. We'd go plowing through snow drifts on country roads and get it down to a couple of cylinders, wait until it fired back up and give it a go again. The only thing that's taken the fun out of that is... there is no more snow, or not enough when there is.
Can anyone help me identify the black car that is making a turn at around the 1:49-1:52 time stamp? Thank you in advance for any help. I have just never seen anything resembling that car, so I dont have a clue where to begin searching online for it.
That's a 1st gen Plymouth Barracuda. A base model had a slant 6 engine. 273 V8 was the next bigger option engine. I don't remember which bigger V8 was available, possibly a 318.
1.59 UK Ford Capri, one of fords worst cars ever made IMO, but people like them, last version was the laser with 2.2 pinto engine, I think. That 21 window VW bus was some something else. Top draw, T4 owners eat your hearts out ! And the red eldorado wow. 1959 was some year for cars with wings "n" things
In my mind the quad headlights (57 turnpike cruiser shown in video) were not available (legal) on any US built car until 1958. Ok all you car aficionados school me please.😎
thanks... I don't think my builder will ever go that far again. My absolute privilege to own this level of quality. But, my double cab will be very nice too... same builder. :)
That Cadillac is Sexy. Cadillac used to make the Best Car in the World. I miss those days cause they definitely don't do it now. Cadillac was Making the Best Car in the World when Mercedes-Benz and Rolls-Royce Didn't Stand a Chance. Take That Germans and Brits 😅😆 🇺🇸
Nice save on the turnpike cruiser
That original unrestored Mercury Turnpike Cruiser was something else.
that Mercury is out of this world!
Lived in Gilroy in the late 70's . Wish i never left!
you know when you are getting close to Gilroy from the wonderful smell of garlic!
I remember driving there to visit a friend of mine, you are absolutely right I could smell garlic miles before I arrive
That Turnpike Cruiser is amazing. You don't see many all original cars from that era.
Love your show and enjoy your enthusiasm. Kid in a candy store. Lucky guy!
Sir, I too agree
Great show, town, people, cars, and weather and the Dennis Gage portrait looked classy too.
So much quality. Reminds of Back to the 50s in MN.
You got lucky with the weather. Gilroy is a HOT town in August.
My favorite car show on tv. I try to catch the moustache guy every weekend.
Wow, some real heavy hitters in this show. Great car after great car.
Man that blue 36 is incredible!!! So great
I got an email telling me that a new show from MyClassicCarTV
and Dennis Gage was available. I was ready to sit down and watch it. But, I had to go pickup grandkids after school and it was about 3 hours before I got back and sat right down to watch it. Glad to see it back on a regular basis and there were some really cool cars to ogle. I love that Dennis still gets excitd about all kinds of cars. Thanks, MyClassicCar.
Can relate here too, hehehe. Love cool old looking rides. bring back memory lane. a happy one.
Me three! I'm way too young to have seen them when they were new, but I sure wish I had. I appreciate the classics very much.
Love fresh garlic and classic cars. Great combination. Heard that garlic is called German Penicillin!
Thank you for the video!😜👍❤
Gottt... Danggg!!!.... That Turnpike Cruiser is a work of art & one heck of a awesome find. Well done gentlemen well done.....
The '36 Ford, the 21 Window Bus, the iconic Eldo, & "6InARow" were really some machines to behold...I'm glad Dennis thought so, too.
Wow, it's hard to believe this was over two years ago! We are so excited to be bringing the Garlic City Car Show back to Downtown Gilroy on Saturday, June 18! Swing by and say hi if you're in the area, Dennis!
We really had a great time when we shot the show in 2019. Nice town. Cool event. Hope you have a great show again this year!
Cool episode, I didn't even know Gilroy had a car show.
Very much bringing back memory lane rides. So awesome and cools rides. I enjoy looking at this kind of rides
Like that 1967 antique VW Safari Bus with swing out split windshield (it last year for this feature) and 8 skylights on the roof. Some VW owners do install the pre-1940 sealed beam headlights to customized their vehicles, also its last year, since 1968 VW Buses, and Westfalia campers are totally restyled. By the way, the 1967 VW bus is European style because the blade bumpers without the over riders and vertical bars are removed.
"J.A.T.O. Thrust " ( Pronounced 'Jay-toe' ) is an old acronym for "Jet Assisted Take Off" from the military technology of the day. Rocket strapped to prop powered aircraft to shorten take off distance with large loads.
Stole my thunder.... accurately.
@@BillB23 You arent the only one...
R. Ben Barthelme theautojunkie : also used on jet aircraft...first used by the Germans in WW2
Im sure it felt like it needed J.A.T.O. getting that 5,000lb behemoth off the line, with the high axle ratios used on that type of car, and the automatic transmissions of the era. lol That said, oh what I'd give to go cruise the Turnpike in that Turnpike Cruiser!!!
There was an actual rocket powered assist rear differential they were testing in drag racing that added like an instant 10000 horsepower
LOVE LOVE LOVE the 36 Periwinkle Coupe!!!
Wow i love the Turnpike Cruiser
We have a similar gathering of old cars, both classic and hot rods. up in Ladysmith BC. There has been in excess of 300 cars for a few years now. Ladysmith is a small town of around 10,000.
Great episode! The 59 Cadillac and 57 Mercury were beautiful. But the 54 Chevy was the best! Loved that car.
The 36 from 3:45 sings to the very soul of American Hot Rodding, man it is cool well done and full of that man's soul and it shows amazing.
Enjoyed this episode immensely. Really liked the choice of vehicles. Love cars you don't see everyday and love original unadulterated body lines....especially with all the original stainless and chrome. That 54 Chevy is a great work of art in idea,design and execution. I have never been a fan of pinstriping but the artist who did this car nailed a beautiful design.Great color choice for both the stripes and the car. I would like to see this car featured in a magazine and also know the name of the pinstriper. Really impressed with that car. Leaving all the chrome and emblems gets an A+ in my book.
Great episode. Love all your picks, especially the '54 Chev at end.
Love the 59 Caddy.
OMG that turnpike cruiser is the 1 I would love to own.
Paul Ashton
And a demolition car survivor.
Wow.
I love old cars and hot rods my favorite
Great cars with really really nice people. Thanks.
Wow what a show!
Gilroy is a cool little town.
I used to go through there on my way from Durham NC to Santa Clara.
Those were the good old days.
🙂
Great show Dennis and crew 👍
Really good episode. Amazing cars. Gilroy car show rocks. Looks like a great town.
Love the Eldorado, been one of my favorite amcars since I was a kid. They kid of ruined it in 67 with front wheel drive though. So a 57
is the golden age
You are the best opa dennis! love your work, cheers from indonesia ;)
That Turnpike Cruiser! !I Oh how I wish designers were allowed to use their imagination designing cars today, and not designing to a committee. I know the safety regulations are a serious hurdle, but take the Alfa Romeo 4C for example. Its gorgeous! The Italians put their passion into their cars. Americans used to, but now are cut off by the bean counters. I just really want to want an American car! I do want hundreds, but nothing made lately. Scratch that, the new 2020 Corvette is marvelous! It's the first Corvette I have wanted, other than classic ones in my lifetime. That project is a great one for other companies to get inspired by.
I appreciate your passion for cars.
👍
That 57 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser motor's name of "JATO" was probably a take from the U.S. Airforce "Jet Assisted Take Off" system of that era which was shortened to JATO.
Niceeee VwBus! Can't wait for God to bless me with mine.
:)
Good show thank you.
Garlic is great for you! I helped my bud plant and harvest and process about 10k a yr for awhile back in the day...
Again I seen stuff I never seen... Power VENT WINDOWS?!?!
Dennis, you're a great MC.
Great show Dennis :)!
I want that Mercury
I love your picks of cars to feature. The Mercury is off the charts though, new car to me.
My sister had the 54 called the ‘green grunt’ lol
Very cool stuff
Nice one Dennis enjoyed watching it take care
amazing video, never change Dennis!
JATO was an acronym foe solid fuel rockets used to assist take of aircraft. Jet Assisted Take Off. My dad was always talking about "jado bottles" (how I heard it) when I was a kid back in the 60's.
I'm glad the turnpike cruiser didn't go to the derby!
The Mercury has a "breezeway" window. Jay Leno calls those a "fart window"!
Very interesting rides there Sir, interesting story of their rides too. So cool to watch... I have old cool rides too is why I find all the content so interesting and entertaining Sir. Even though I am just a little woman originally from Asia but love the looks of old rides and the sounds of them. Thank you Sir
*Rich's car at **3:42** is the best classic [mod] I have ever seen.*
Hello from Washington State:) beautiful cars:)
Love Washington state!
@@MyClassicCarTV wheelin Walla Walla weekend video?
YES! FINALLY A NEW VIDEO!
CHULADA DE AUTOS!!!
If it's spelled JATO it may stand for Jet Assisted Take Off, it was used to assist planes to get off the ground fast.
JATO---Jet Assisted Take Off. It was a pod you attached to the airplane to provide more powwr at take off. After they were used they fell off.
Please come back to ridgley md, we love havin ya!
Great video
My favorite is the 1960's Chevy Corvette
The JATO thrust engine on the Mercury Turnpike Cruiser is a reference to “Jet Assisted Take Off”. Propeller driven military planes of that era mounted jet engines on the wings to increase take off thrust and reduce the need for longer runways.
This is just before COVID-19. CrAzY to see people together...
This was shot in August 2019.
@@MyClassicCarTV Thanks for the reply!
Still B.C.
Before COVID-19
Great channel! Coming from a creator myself!!
MyClassicCarTV whoa! Weeks (possibly days) after the fateful shooting?
this is local to me. Santa Clara!
Jet Assisted Take OFF JATO,, used on Jets to get them airborne quicker, thus the word JATO thrust Merc power
Nice guy you are dennis new subscriber love your vids
Gilroy !!
That caddy in Australia would be anywhere from 100 thousand to 200 thousand. Prices of cars here have gone through the roof
Like to see more of the 65 barracuda at 1:48
واووووو.ماهذا 🚎الفولكس فيغن الرائعة انها مذهلة فعلاً
Like the Brazil 🇧🇷
That v w tho
thanks... :)
On that Merc TC....I'll bet the term for the engine is "JATO-Thrust"...(pronounced "jay-toe")...which is a military aviation term that stands for "Jet Assisted Takeoff".
👍🇺🇸
Dennis, I was impressed you knew that was a blonde Fender amp, and therefore special and rare in that condition. Do you play guitar?
Guitar and pedal steel.
@@MyClassicCarTV I have always been a classic car guy, but what really turned me on to 50's and early 60's cars was my love for all of the awesome colors instrument makers, namely Fender were using back then because of the cars. I worked in reverse I guess. You just went up a couple more cool levels in my book! You should do a video on another channel, or this one, showing everyone your music gear. Im betting that there's a Seafoam Green Strat or Tele in there, and possibly a Gretsch. Thanks again for the videos, we really do appreciate them. More than ever when theres no shows because of Covid 19!!!
Actually, the collection includes a Surf Green Pearl Fender Jaguar, a '56 Gibson ES225T and a Washburn A10-12 solid body electric 12-string (and a few others). Just like with cars, I'm attracted to things that are a little bit outside the mainstream.
@@MyClassicCarTV WHOA!!! Steel guitar is the definition of */w\METAL/w\*
When I was a teenager in the late sixties, a friends' father had a car with the powered back window.
We would go for rides in the country, taking turns laying on the trunk with our legs inside.
That would be grounds for the state taking your children, and criminal neglect nowadays. They've taken the fun out of every damned thing.
@@bradcarroll3719: Back then I had a '65 Chev with a six cylinder motor. We'd go plowing through snow drifts on country roads and get it down to a couple of cylinders, wait until it fired back up and give it a go again. The only thing that's taken the fun out of that is... there is no more snow, or not enough when there is.
Can anyone help me identify the black car that is making a turn at around the 1:49-1:52 time stamp? Thank you in advance for any help. I have just never seen anything resembling that car, so I dont have a clue where to begin searching online for it.
That's a 1st gen Plymouth Barracuda. A base model had a slant 6 engine. 273 V8 was the next bigger option engine. I don't remember which bigger V8 was available, possibly a 318.
9:00 how much you want for the VW
:)
Anyone know the name of the 54 chevy carb air filters or where you can get them a link to a website? they look awsome !!
does anyone know what type of car is the red and white beauty at 3:36?
it's so cool but I've never seen one of these before!
Nash Metropolitan
@@MyClassicCarTV thanks man!
So,this was filmed about the middle of August 2019 and then uploaded about six weeks later.
What.... are you Encyclopedia Brown or the Hardy Boys or something?
Old cars just look so much friggen better, frick new cars in every way... ah the good old days when you could fix a car your self..
"There's the tailing Capri we had, when I was a widdle boy... I guess gangland knows, where we was at".
I like the red mustang in beginning
Of vid
Die wielen onder die VW bus zijn werkelijk afgrijselijk, bederven het hele plaatje.
Just asking when are you coming back to do your show also God bless Omy from Washington State.
Shooting in Sherwood, OR in late August!
17:43-23:00
JATO JET ASSISTED TAKE OFF
3:41-8:46
Where's the wheeling Walla Walla weekend video
...not out yet, the Gilroy (Garlic City) show in the video was held August 17th, so your show should be showing up within the next month or so.
@@richardbarthelme6323 thank you sir.
@@richardbarthelme6323 any info on the wheeling Walla Walla weekend video?
@@dattcten6798 IT's on the channel
1.59 UK Ford Capri, one of fords worst cars ever made IMO, but people like them, last version was the laser with 2.2 pinto engine, I think. That 21 window VW bus was some something else. Top draw, T4 owners eat your hearts out ! And the red eldorado wow. 1959 was some year for cars with wings "n" things
In my mind the quad headlights (57 turnpike cruiser shown in video) were not available (legal) on any US built car until 1958. Ok all you car aficionados school me please.😎
that VW is amazing. other than that, there were some more interesting cars in the show, than the ones shown, in my view.
thanks... I don't think my builder will ever go that far again. My absolute privilege to own this level of quality. But, my double cab will be very nice too... same builder. :)
That Cadillac is Sexy. Cadillac used to make the Best Car in the World. I miss those days cause they definitely don't do it now. Cadillac was Making the Best Car in the World when Mercedes-Benz and Rolls-Royce Didn't Stand a Chance. Take That Germans and Brits 😅😆 🇺🇸
It's a Ford ...... powered by Chevy...................... now that's, what I call *_Classic_*
13:18
so where is the coverage of the wheelen walla walla car show? i seen you the night of the cruise....
Wheelin' Walla Walla will be posted 3/14/20.
Just Hold ur dang tootin' HORSES!
(edit: oh, it's on the channel now)