1928 Cadillac V-8 Al Capone Dream Car Garage 2007
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- This 1928 Cadillac V-8 Al Capone video segment was recorded in 2007 as part of Legendary Motorcar's Dream Car Garage TV series: Vintage Dream Cars.
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I'm modding the Roosevelt Valor in GTA V online and this video helps so much to mod it accurately
Every body seems to have an Al Capone car that belonged to Capone, somebody is lying. Lol lol lol
Alden Holmes I think the real one is in Las Vegas
Alden Holmes i don’t think that you are aware of the fact that Al Capone actually ran Chicago for a solid decade. Al Capone ran a vast empire of criminals nationwide which also conducted business internationally. Al Capone knew no borders. They never actually caught Al Capone for any of his horrific crimes. The Feds got Al Capone for millions of dollars in tax evasion and that was when he was finally convicted and sent to prison. Al Capone had multiple armoured vehicles. They all are real. They all were his cars. They were painted to resemble police vehicles which were green and black at the time. These armoured cars were expensive to craft and the two surviving ones in museums today both have the registry paperwork that dates back to Al Capone. Cheers!
3/4 of your reply was useless information. You can just say he was extremely wealthy and had multiple cars.
@@barongaylordkrinjin9844 Is your name Alden? Trust me Mr GayLord that reply was not intended for you, nor was it even addressed to you. Clearly you are an idiot Mr GayLord, so your opinion has zero relevance. You should probably go and educate yourself before you ever open your mouth again. You should also be ashamed of yourself for being such a disgraceful coward.
Thats stupid to take all the armor out. its no longer original
10000000000000000000000000000%%%%%%%%%%-stupid to take all the armor out.
nobody shows you the title either!!!
I know right? The last "restoration"
Adam Crabtree arzy
It's practical. I think everyone needs a car which allows you to use your Thompson machine gun. It's a feature car makers today overlook.
He is also the reason milk gallons have expiration dates
He also said the dairy farmers were more dangerous than bootleggers.
Classic video clip of Capone Cadillac
Hoje ainda é um carro bonito , e deve ser confortável , me fascina esses carros , sem muita eletrônica , sem computador . Notem um carro com quase um século , e desfila com muita elegância e suavidade , qual destes carros modernos que dura tanto tempo ?
Apparently it was also modified to be able to go 112 mph. Almost as fast as the Hudson Hornet.
I like the accent movie what you talking about Al Capone's bulletproof car I like that car I wish I could have it 👍😁
Thank you for the video.
I love a green car, I wish I had that.
No, I don't want that car. I absolutely *NEED* this car!
Cost more than a brand new rolls royce I bet
He was a ruthless killer but he didn't kill hos boss, Johnny Torio retired after an assassination attempt from a rival and and handed the outfit to Capone. Torio actually lived longer than Capone
damn what a classic
I wonder how many times that car was up here in Ely Mn. Al Capone was in this area quite a bit and was well known by the locals
Best car ever👍
Mr Capone always wore a pearl grey hat as did everybody in the gang. Sort of a uniform.
His great niece, Diedre, said he always wore a white hat.
how come the chicago police department used green and black for the colour of their cars in the 20's? great video by the way :)
He's not a gangster he's a kingpin
He was a gangster before he became a kingpin ad was a gangster after
Capone's driver wasn't just big, (as you are), he was also strong.
Big Ted was his driver I was one of Capones top bodyguards.
The car depreciated just by removing the bullet proof glass and also restoring it . Instead of 750000 it would have gone for at least 1.5 million.
no wonder the Valentines Day Massacre DLC got its name.
Wolfox XD true
I love that car.
How could you not have known that earlier? Sad....
@ Well, 14 or 13 year old me apperantly didn't think of googling it.. i was a sad little shit, yeah.
I don't know which one really was owned by Capone there's so many
He was known to have two different cars. Both were Cadillacs. The 1929 Town Sedan is the most well-known.
@@Aelvir114 1928.
So badass
I'm pretty sure Al Capone didn't have an armored V8. It wouldn't have been powerful enough to move the added weight. It might have been a V12 but was more likely a V16. In 1928 they had such things.
Super!
R.I.P Tom
it has a siren also
They should have never removed the security armor. It takes away from the authenticity.
The car only has about 90 HP and weighed 5 or 6 tons. My uncle was the one who removed the amor from it back in 1959 when he brought it back to North America from England. He never restored the inside or changed the glass-someone else did that. I have ridden in that car back in 1960. I was only 7 years old and knew about Capone, but I would be more interested in it today. I have a scale model of it.
He always wore a white hat and he was certainly a philanthropist. He also didn't orchestrate the St. Valentines massacre. He certainlty was no angel but evidence shows he did not do that hit.
No pearl gray do your research before commenting
Plus there was no evidence at all so he may have done it or dont...
I wonder if it had solid rubber tires.
My guess is that he had runflats like all military cars have today they were used by the British in their rolls-royce armored cars during ww1 so I bet that tech reached the states and al probably had stuff like that
This guy needs to do more research on Capone
Yes Capone did not kill his boss,there was a murder attempt on his boss who then turned things over to Capone voluntarily
He's an anti-hero, he does alot of bad shit but we still like him
can i have it in green with the gansta package
When will Mack be releasing this model to the showrooms?
Got to wonder how a car that inner body structure is made from wood could handle even a door being used frequently, given the ultra heavy thick glass. Must've been built correctly.
The car was modified from stock and probably beefed up to take the extra weight.
Elliot Ness did NOT nab Al Capone. It was Elmer Irey. See czcams.com/video/XzwS-0jFUPg/video.html
What is the maximum engine rpm?
Where are the mirrors?
Capone's look a like.
Hahaha
love. da car, al capone, mob tvv, mob music, LA
I think it weighed something like 7 tons
👀. 👍🔥😎🔥👍
nobody shows you the title either!!!!!!!!! not Al Capone carrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
In my family we say ALFONSO CAPONE ERA UN CABALLERO, but we say this that only works in Spanish cuz caballero means both GENTLEMAN and KNIGHT.
Al did´nt drive himself so who cares about a stiff steering ?
Who,s Al pretend new mate Al did this Al did that yeah and you did Thanksgiving you clown.
Al capone's car beautiful but a sorry excuse for al capones hat.
there must be 2 dozen Capone cars
FDR did ride in one of AL Capone's armored cars, from the WH to Congress the day after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, to give his famous speech, it wasn't this car.
Fdr and capone were homies?
Albany Roosevelt Valor
Did he seriously just call it a Thompson, come on man its the "tommy gun" lol everyone knows that
Either you are joking or you need to do research before commenting. The "Tommy Gun" was it's nickname. It was called a Thompson sub-machine gun. Anybody knowing anything about guns in that era would know this!
Good ole chicago typewriter
Depleted Uranium bullets and or armour piercing bullets would go through that like paper!!!
The common .45acp had no chance
If either of those existed back then!
@@thomaslytle5519 the first stages of ww1 saw Germany making the first armor piercing bullets to fight mk1 tanks they were known as k-bullet of course when the mk4 came out they were loaded into machine guns to basically punch through armor by heating it up so much it would buckle but I'm sure that tech didn't reach the us until ww2 back then Al just had to worry about the r80 colt monitor a civilian police version of the famous BAR so really he just needed to stop basic 30.06 ball ammo at most
the irs got al not elliott ness
jonathan hart: Not even them, it was an old accountant.
George E. Q. Johnson.
Eliot please .... :)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliot_Ness
Goddamn how many people own Al Capone's car? 😂
that's pretty fucked up to take all the armor out it's not really his car then
Quit lying to the people dude you’re off
He got syph of the seat cheers alfonse